rhea;
âonly as many as you think you can handle,â she rushed to reply, that same unsaid observation going round her mind at the same time it did castorâs. yeah - itâd be better if they were kept together. they were still so young, and on top of helping their social development, itâd give them a sort of comfort that they just wouldnât get alone. but if they just couldnât stay together⊠then it was better than nothing. her heart swelled - and then dipped - and she was just starting to say, âitâs ok, i totally get it,â when he continued, and she went from a sad frown to a huge smile and rushing forward to give him the tightest, most full of gratitude bear hug that she could muster before she could catch herself and stop- âyou donât even have to ask! itâd be my PLEASURE- thank you, cas. and i mean it, iâll be on call, like, twenty four hours a day every single day. youâre a star.âÂ
seeing rheaâs huge smile almost made the increased expenses he knew heâd be incurring worth it. he returned rheaâs hug with a grin, glad to have made her so happy. cas knew that it was always better to keep litters together when they were so young, and that those little fluffballs would be ready for adoption and picked up by their perfect families sooner than he thought. however, that didnât stop the barrage of âshit i have to kitten proof my apartment againâ thoughts. âwell, guess the name castor fits then, doesnât it?â he joked with a hearty laugh, pulling back from the bone-crushing hug. âbut iâm gonna hold ya to that, sweetheart,â he said, holding up an accusatory, threateningly waggling finger. âya boi has classes to teach, ya know? and these buggers canât be left alone.â and unfortunately, the help he might have had from the two set of hands he lived with were back in his other home, the one heâd made for himself before returning to buena vista. âso...whatâs next? do i sign somethinâ? should we go to the shelter? dunno how this fostering stuff works, if iâm beinâ honest.â











