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(( Maybe, they're not blood relatives. And I oogle my cousins anyway, I just don't act on it xd ))

He wiggled around, almost bouncing at the familiar voice. She didn't seem like a threat to Momma, so that must mean she was a nice person. Dulcea stretched her arms into the air, careful not to knock Teagan off, "I think he's doing just fine." She leaned over, putting her head at the girl's level, "You can hold him if you'd like."

(( My cousins are all guys over age 16, athletes, and most of them are adopted xd ))

She smiled, still leaned over, Teagan fidgeting on her head, "Of course, just be careful, he's still little."

(( I think the cutest ones are the two that are brothers, Adam and John, Japanese x German. whee ))

Teagan wiggled around, falling off of Momma's head and into the girl's hands. Dulcea smiled, amused by Shouko's confusion. "Just don't let him break."

(( I don't have any. People in my family hate each other, they live about a day and a half drive north ;-; ))

He wriggled around in her hands, loving the new scent. It reminded him of the smell of blooming aloe home in Madagascar. Dulcea sat back up, watching the little girl with Teagan, "I think he likes you."

She laughed, her hands set on her thighs, "Very cute, like you. I can't wait to see what he'll look like when he gets older." The thought had haunted her mind since the day she had gotten him. Would he look like an animal or a child, both?

Dulcea reached into her bag, pulling out a little bottle of water. She lifted the bottle to the light just to make sure it actually was water rather than another of her charges. She poured a few drops onto her palms, setting it on the ground beside her leg and laying her damp hands on Teagan. "I'm sure he will, I'm just anxious, that's all." She stroked the little leaf, leaving a few trails of cool water. "He seems to like this."

She thought for a moment about the question, "Sort of, there isn't much water in parts of Madagascar, and lemurs seem to like it."

She smiled absently, realizing a few moments later that the child probably didn't know where Madagascar was, or what a lemur was for that matter. "Oh!" she started to explain, "Teagan here is a ring tailed lemur, they're like little monkeys with striped tails. They only live on a little island in the middle of the ocean."