He sang of lush green trees, the smell of damp earth, and the pride that their used to be in being a fox. It was a song long since forgotten by the ot...er clans but that still lived deep within the heart of all foxes. He heard the door open, and could tell by the scent that it was Kevin’s father. His nose perked up even further as the smell of dried cum, and the scent of Kevin drifted to him. He didn’t move, he was too tired to even consider it. He didn’t even care that Kevin’s father was. She was smiling when it was done.“Give me your hand!” She squealed. “You’re here. You’re really here.”The nurse ushered me around and away from the business end of the miracle of life. No crowning yet. I figured I’d notice that. If crowning was what I figured it was ... The nurse was a compact woman, maybe 5’3’’, large breasted and healthfully muscled. Her eyes were smiling, but with the mask it was all I could see. She stood me on Rena’s left just as another screaming contraction hit.“You’re. He shoulda been better at his job. I bet they didn’t sleep much that night.We settled down to sleep a few hours. When I woke up Elsa and Gallison were there fixing breakfast.“Don’t complain. You’re gonna need our help.”Gal just grinned and after breakfast we laid up in the rocks. Every one of us with two rifles, our pistols, and I had the shotgun. Every hiding place had a clear path behind for a quick retreat. We all knew we weren’t going to be staying long.They must have been late risers,. A part of me wondered if I'd made the right choice, though I knew it was too late to worry about that now. If I couldn't be cured entirely, I might as well keep the parts that could make my life easier. I had made my choice, and now it was up to me to live with it.******************** The room was large and well lit, with a massive mirror that covered almost the entirety of one wall. Images flashed across it's perfect, unblemished surface, almost as though it were a TV screen. A state of.