Dust in a hailstorm

She got Tar really good with her splashing, and she squealed when she saw him coming for her, knowing it would be retribution of some kind. She didn't have to worry about Tar's revenge in the end, because someone would appear with a much more serious looking grudge a moment later. She squeaked and forgot to paddle, her head slipped beneath the water for a full 3 seconds before she kicked free again and spluttered and choked as she frantically made her way to the edge of the stream. This was only her second time swimming and the fright Ren gave her made her long for secure land to hold her trembling paws.

She had thought they would get a way with more time then this, maybe even sneak back into Dono lands before Ren even knew they where there. Of course, she should never have misjudged an Alpha on is own turf. She reached the shore and draped her head against the earth, her feet still in the water and looked about her. Tar was trying his best impression of a log or some other inconspicuous item that might be found in a stream. She sighed, and pulled herself fully from the water and made her way over to Ren, head dropped. Was he as angry as he sounded? She had kinda, a little bit, believed her own story. She and Ren where friends, he had brought her across to his territory once already, she had kinda convinced herself that he would be okay with her crossing over. Of course, she had also not been taught the rules of introducing oneself at a border, and other such pack etiquette.

“Hi... Ren. Umm. Funny seeing you here” she said sheepishly, as she tilted her head to the side, her ears perking up slightly, hopefully, from where they had hug her skull as she looked up at him with her intense blue eyes. “Has it been really hard being Alpha? I haven't seen you since the mud incident. I thought we where friends, and would get to play more” her words had started out as a distraction, but they became more accusing as she spoke, she pouted a little, forgetting her wish to look sweet and innocent as she let her feelings get the better of her.
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