burning bright
09-23-2016, 09:41 AM
She mimicked his own bow and he grinned eagerly at her before she batted at him playful. Wet paws glanced off of his chest and he nipped playfully at them. Their moment of play seemed to be over though as he sat up and glanced at the stars with her. They were beautiful tonight though their radiance was out matched by the moon's bright glow. So long as it hung in the sky no star could seem as bright, though the one next to him seemed to outshine them all. She had a radiant disposition that no star could certainly compare to and he found himself enjoying the young woman's company. It made him think of his unborn children and he could only hope they turned out as willing to learn and enjoy life as she did. He didn't mind it as she leaned into his thick furry form to keep from balancing over. He was not overly protective of his space, less so now that he was older, and he supported her weight like an ancient tree unwilling to bend or break. He was not so ancient or impressive, but there were still strength in his bones and a fire in his gaze that could not be quelled. So he let her lean into him as they stared at the sky together. She asked him if he knew what put the stars up there. He glanced at the tiny bright things and tried to remember if he'd ever been told a story about them. He couldn't remember any from his childhood and, as much as he wanted to, he couldn't come up with an entertaining enough story as to why they were there. It seemed like she had a story to tell so he smiled at her. "Ah have no idea, bu' why don' ye tell me?" He said, encouraging her on. Walk, "Talk" Think |
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