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// @ICICLEFANG
It’s not often the warrior gets moments like this, quality time alone with one of his youngest daughters. And though she says she isn’t his little girl, and he knows she’s grown from that tiny ball of tricolored fur that suckled at his mate’s belly, he can’t help but look at her the same way he had when she was that little. To her, he may just be her goofy, annoying dad. But she is the light of his life - one of them, at least. And even as aloof as he can be sometimes, the turmoil she’s been facing hasn’t gone over his head.
He is working on weaving another reed through the apprentice’s den wall, fixing it up the best he can before cast a side-glance towards the tortoiseshell. “Do you wanna…talk about it?” He asks carefully, voice soft with worry. “Ashpaw, I mean.” He’s not blind. He could see how close the two had been, and now that the ginger apprentice is back, his daughter is as cold towards her as her namesake. As her father, he knows it must be because she’s confused. It’s a difficult situation, and honestly, he’s not sure how to best approach it. He thinks this could be a good start.
It’s not often the warrior gets moments like this, quality time alone with one of his youngest daughters. And though she says she isn’t his little girl, and he knows she’s grown from that tiny ball of tricolored fur that suckled at his mate’s belly, he can’t help but look at her the same way he had when she was that little. To her, he may just be her goofy, annoying dad. But she is the light of his life - one of them, at least. And even as aloof as he can be sometimes, the turmoil she’s been facing hasn’t gone over his head.
He is working on weaving another reed through the apprentice’s den wall, fixing it up the best he can before cast a side-glance towards the tortoiseshell. “Do you wanna…talk about it?” He asks carefully, voice soft with worry. “Ashpaw, I mean.” He’s not blind. He could see how close the two had been, and now that the ginger apprentice is back, his daughter is as cold towards her as her namesake. As her father, he knows it must be because she’s confused. It’s a difficult situation, and honestly, he’s not sure how to best approach it. He thinks this could be a good start.