I wouldn't leave you
11-16-2016, 01:26 AM
It had been awhile since he had checked on Renhett, wanting to give her space as she went through this... odd agreement that she had with the tusked man. He tried to look at the positives of it, about how she had given a man the child that he had so desperately wanted. But what of her own emotions? Was she okay with him just taking their son away? Letting out a sigh, he picked up the stringy rabbit that he had caught for her, hoping that it was enough. The prey still wasn't as fat as he would like heading into winter, but it was all he could get. Heading towards her den, he dropped the rabbit to sniff at the inside of the den. Was she inside, or had she gone off somewhere else? His yellow eyes glanced around, trying to spot her darker form among the dying grasses. "Renhett? Are you around?" he called, not wanting to howl for her just in case she actually was resting inside her den. It was hard to pick passed the scent of fresh kill that flooded his nostrils, as much as he wanted the bunny for himself, it was a gift for the new mother. He could still remember how much Wren had ate after she gave birth the first time, she had been so ravonous that it was hard to keep her content. A sad smile touched his lips at the thought, and he pushed it away with a hard mental shove. There was new life around, and a probably mentally unstable wolf that he wanted to check on. He was so elated that she was here and decided to rejoin them, and the older man wanted to see how she was faring. |
