Love will find a way <3

It seemed to her that the chestnut male was very gentlemanly and thought of her very often, asking about where she was from and his curiosity that she thought only she genuinely found interest within. Before her leap of scaring scuttlers, Nala sheepishly whimpered. "Yeah. I guess it's because the wind wishes to misbehave like pups!" The snowy white woman laughed, yet once her eyes met his, She blushed and asked out of pure innocence, "How would you feel about having kids with someone special?" Maybe was a bit too early to be asking questions like that in the conversation, but why not ask? That way, if they ever met again and she had children, she would know to bring them to meet Tinaro or just leave them at home.

The brown Abaven resident had apparently been in his pack for as memory could permit, joking about how he was probably the eldest original member there if one compared him to the rest, but by 'how long he was around for'. Mimi chuckled with him, very intent with the story, then something seemed to twinge embarrassment or pain. Swiftly, she glanced at her paws, seeing if she had stepped on his paw and that was when the baronet noticed that she was right beside the wolf she just met. Now she understood why he might feel just the tiniest bit strange around her. 'Nice,' the lady scolded herself, 'You freaked him out! Asking about kids, then just now thinking about how close you are!? You're a mess, I tell you what.'

Seconds after the troop of crustaceans had flipped out and turned tail in direction, he struck her with a question that...she had never thought about until the moment he brought it up. Her icy gems look down, retracing all that she was doing, but the Pea crabs who appeared as if they were going to pop out of their shells, just rolled off into the upcoming waters. Nala just looked at the ocean with minuscule animals throwing their pincers up in the air as if on a roller coaster ride. "Uhh..I guess they run in the water. Never seen 'em do that before, but--." Muzzle directed the way the flecks of brown and white were washing away.