The Sun Will Shine Again
07-27-2016, 01:58 PM
(This post was last modified: 07-29-2016, 09:13 PM by Steel.)
Steel was never overly enthusiastic, or overly certain, about anything. Indecision ought to be his middle name, really. Hopefully Esarosa knew that, and understood why he wasn't more expression at their talk, though the smile that grew on his solemn face was steady and true. Esarosa seemed thrilled at his response, and his own expression brightened at her reaction. She wasn't disappointed that he didn't seem more eager, but truly pleased at his response. He felt his tail swaying gently behind his frame, ears twitching in pleasure. He was terrified that he'd be a good father - but if she thought he'd be a good one, he could somehow find the courage to try. He let out a gentle, slightly nervous chuckle at her assurance. "If you insist," he replied easily, his grin widening as she leaned slightly into his touch. Of course, they'd have to.. actually make this happen. He remembered when her season was; her scent had been alarmingly attractive to him then, and that was before they were officially a thing. He wondered how he might feel now when spring came. The very thought made his face feel warm, and his mind grow hazy. Steel didn't want to move away from her either.. but she was right. Spring would be here soon, and the den he'd found was rather small. Much of the digging would need to be done when the ground thawed, but they could start some of it. "Good point," he agreed with another chuckle, watching her as she moved away and taking the first few steps toward the den to better investigate it. |
