skill: blabbermouth 2/5

He didn't have to wait long for Shiloh, and that was not surprising. He'd always thought the Red Lion the type to throw himself into action sometimes, perhaps, before his thoughts even had a chance to finish forming in his head. Shiloh always gave the impression of someone who was very sure of where he was going. Like an arrow, Shiloh could be set in motion and would not stop until his target was hit. Whether that went well or not was another matter entirely, but with confidence, Foxglove knew the Lion would figure it out.

Sometimes that meant that they had not always meshed easily, although the night that they'd gotten drunk together on berries at the tournament and shit-talked Archon into the ground was a very fond memory. He wouldn't do that so freshly with Fable at that point, and he hadn't thought it was exactly appropriate with the kids as little as they had been. Even now, Foxglove didn't shy away if Archon's name came up - but Fox couldn't remember when he had come up.

Seeing Shiloh approach and the wag of his tail made Foxglove's grin grow. Hey Shiloh! Fox's tail wagged as well, green eyes drifting over the other male quickly. He looked like he didn't have any injuries, so that was good. I managed to sneak out and let Fable and Aisling have some girls time. He explained. It was obvious that there was more, and that Fox was doing his best to not just blurt it all out to him. I hope everyone's doing well, things have been good in the meadow too - ah Okay, he just couldn't help it anymore. Fable gave birth - three boys, two girls, they're beautiful. Foxglove had the look on his face of a proud parent, of a proud partner. Fable did great - they were born on Mabon. Which Foxglove knew he didn't need to explain to his brother-in-law how auspicious that was.

It took us two litters to match you and Tiberii - I can't imagine how big the kids have gotten just since the wedding. He continued on, before he caught himself. Sorry - that was a lot. He knew, and was quiet to give Shiloh the opportunity to absorb the news he'd just heard.