Glancing over at Andromeda to discover that she had fallen asleep under the chair, Gidget sighed softly. She truly was worried for her little daughter. First off, there was the no speaking part. The second thing that worried the fluffy white Pomeranian was the fact that her daughter refused to join in with her siblings when they played. The small hawk would much rather hide in some small corner by herself. Gidget wanted to help her daughter but she had to figure out what the problem was first and that was hard enough.

"You're staring at her again," Tiberius whispered softly. Realizing she was doing that, Gidget shook herself and turned her gaze away. Sighing quietly, she mumbled, "I'm so worried about her." Looking the old hawk in the eye, she asked, "When do most hawks start talking?"

"Well, most start about two or three days after they hatch. That was the case with my sister," Tiberius answered.

"When did you start speaking?"

"According to my father, he had never seen a hawk talk so soon after hatching."

"When?"

"About four hours."

"Of course you did."

"It's true."

"I believe you. When's the latest?"

"A week."

"It's been three months with Andromeda."

"What are you guys whispering about?" Chloe asked. Gidget and Tiberius turned their heads to see that both Chloe and Max were looking at them. Luckily, none of the kids had noticed. Biting her lip, Gidget gestured towards where Andromeda was still sleeping under the chair. The other pair of parents seemed to understand as they quietly nodded their heads. "Maybe you should teach her to fly. That'll boost her confidence," Chloe commented.

"I tried. She had no interest in flying at all," Tiberius reported. Gidget was looking over at her youngest child again. Stepping forward, Chloe draped her striped tail over her friend's shoulders.

"I got an idea," Max declared. All eyes turned towards him as he explained, "I believe that all five of them are old enough to go outside."