Days went by since the Tyrannosaurus family had settled into their new homes, Sue, the female T-Rex, was fast asleep, her mate was watching over their hatchlings, who are growing up, exploring the open world within their enclosures.

Sue, however, had just woken up from her rest, and recovered mostly from her injury, watching as her offspring played about their business.

Stan, the male Tyrannosaurus, nuzzled his mate, purring with affection.

Stan: "How are you feeling?"

Sue: "I'm feeling mostly better. Back in our old home, extinction was inevitable, but luckily, we were saved just in time. Though the right side of my muzzle still hurts badly from the other male slamming me into a wall of rock. But it will get better. Thanks for your concern, hon'. But my leg needs to be treated soon. Look, here they come."

Up ahead, Nigel and his medical team began approaching the Tyrannosaurus enclosure and had to treat the wound on Sue's leg, since the day she was gored at by a bull Triceratops.

The female T-Rex remained still as possible, though she winced in pain as some ointment was added on her leg.

Stan nuzzles her lovingly to calm her down as she was being treated.

Once the ointments have been applied, they used a cotton ball and slowly, applying alcohol on the ball, and gently pressing it into the wounded area of Sue's leg.

The treatment continued for a little longer until the blood doesn't overflow, and that Sue needs to continue resting for a little longer and Stan will have to feed her for a while until her leg fully recovers.

Once it was done, Nigel and his team left, to attend to other dinosaurs.

Especially on Theo Triceratops.

Who apparently becomes the mate of the female Triceratops that was nearly eaten by a T-Rex weeks ago.

And of course, they began resting and guarding the nest that they both made.

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Sue's P.O.V

It's painful on my leg and I can't move about at all. I was told not to move so roughly as the infection will get worse. My mate loves me very much to nuzzle me to get me to feel better.

But I'm fortunately, enjoying the new life I have in the new world with the love of my life, Stan. And my two offspring, Matilda and Terence.

The question remains: how are there still living members of our species alive today and roaming all over the world? Who are those Tyrannosaurus mating pair that almost everyone calls 'Rexy' & 'Crusher'?

I believe that the bull Tyrannosaurus is the more terrifying one, and from what I believe has happened between them, is they have a family now.

Oh, well. I'll just rest for a little longer until I can get answers for myself.

Love that Stan very much. And of course, I nuzzled into his side, curling my tail around his, cuddling with him while our kids play. Oh, boy! This is the life.

And wonder if where those T-Rex also have prey available from their area in the other side of the world? I guess I'll find out if we ever do meet. That's if it ever does happen.