He hung up, grabbed the presents he'd gotten for his group, and went to his truck. They weren't presents in the traditional sense, but he had been working with the half-dozen kids for a week now, and he thought they would like the tools and the ready-made shapes he'd carved for them to make ornaments to commemorate the season. A lot of these kids had no parents, no real homes, and that led to a lack in self-confidence.
Tim wanted to help them find their pride and develop a positive sense of self-worth. A half hour later he pulled up outside the large building and exited the trunk. Tate Nighthawk was waiting there.
"Hello, Tate," he nodded at the esteemed Wolf Guard.
"Greetings, Tim, I see you've been busy," he smiled and Tim could tell it was not his normal expression.
"Yes, well, I wanted them to have something for the season," he shrugged.
"And something they helped make is even better, isn't it?" nodded the man.