The young tigress also points to some meat and vegetables when a waitress comes to her, and soon she has a plate full of deliciously smelling food in front of her. Though, as delicious as the food seems to be, what Sar's mother is saying distracts her from her plate. She frowns more as she hears how the older Tigress is talking about pet stores and such, and how she don't like them. It's obvious she doesn't agrees with the Tigress.<br/><br/><span style="font-style: italic">- It is, of course, a very bad and sad thing when a parent abandon his child, be it on the streets or to a pet store or places alike,</span>she replies, her tone a bit icy.<span style="font-style: italic">But, I believe that, sometimes, life can be mean enough to someone to force one to abandon one's offspring. What would you have done if, for one reason or anotehr, you'd have lost everything you have, your job, your money, this nice house, even your husband, when Sar was only a few months old? What would you have done if you'd have suddenly found yourself alone in the streets, having to take care of a young tiger cub without any mean to do so?</span><br/><br/>Her tone got more and more angry as she spoke, memories of her time in the streets coming back to her mind as she speaks. Most of them she'd like to forget, as it was a battle of all instants to survive, to steal some food, to find a safe place to sleep, safe from the rain, the cold, but mostly safe from the others inhabitants of the streets, and the mean bullies who liked to play with her in ways one would never want to experience. How she managed to survive for so long alone is a wonder even for herself.<br/><br/>Tamara realizes that she's speaking to Sar's mother in a quite angry tone, and she takes a sip of fresh water to try and calm herself a bit. Though her ears remains flattened back against ehr skull in anger, and her tail flicks in a way that shows her mood, and hints at the fact she's a bit disappointed by what the Tigress just said.<br/><br/>The teenage feline is surprised by what Sar's mother tells her next, not really believing what she heard: she actually admires something about her?? Now that is something she didn't expected. Her ears perks back up a bit, and her tailtip resumes a more casual flicking, as she takes a bite of her food, still listening to her.<br/><br/><span style="font-style: italic">- I have not yet thought about what I'd do later. I just... want to enjoy life for the moment. Make friends, maybe travel if Dad allow me to... Business like Dad's... Well, for the moment, it doesn't appeals to me. I am fortunate enough to be free to choose my own future, without having to worry about money and such. And I know Dad will always support me, no matter what career I choose in the future.</span>