The wolves encourage her when Aylia feels down that Fang rejected her advances. In another two weeks her cycle would end and she wouldn't be fertile again until next time. Even though she knows he's being stubborn it still hurts a little bit that he is keeping her distance from her. They had been so open before. She feels a bit better when Whitewolf tells her that he would be glad to have children around the house and that he and his wife had done the same thing. She wonders if he wants kids. It's not that long before her cycle ends. For a couple days she quits the mating displays. The wolves try to cheer her up. On the third day she shyly tries laying her head on Fang's back again. If he snapped she would flatten her ears against her head and leave him be again. And perhaps corner him to see if he's ready to be a father while human. After all, a baby is a big thing between a couple.