I wouldn't leave you
12-02-2016, 02:52 PM
He watched her with a small smile as she set to work eating the thin rabbit, saying that she had been sorting through her herbs. He snickered softly as he reached out to bush a bit more dirt off of her, rolling his shoulders slightly as he cast his gaze away from her and looked around them. He didn't see her little one anywhere, or Aki for that matter. He had seen the giant wolf from a distance, it was pretty hard to miss him after all. But he hadn't actually met their pup yet, only having seen them bonding at a distance. Bass didn't wish to interrupt them so he had always just moved on. But what of Renhett? Turning back to her, he let out a soft sigh as his golden eyes swept over her. How was she handling all of this? Was it as easy as she had thought, or was she fighting with her emotions and thoughts of not getting to see her pup often. He had warned her of the emotions that followed motherhood, on how wrong it would seem to be apart from your own child. But she had gone through with it, and while he was proud of her, it was still concerning. It wasn't an easy task by far, and he admired her for being as strong as she was -- or at least appeared. "How is everything going?" he asked, a casual enough question. She could take it the lighter road and talk about her herbs and plants, or the harder one and tell him how she was really feeling. He wouldn't push her to open up about her emotions, but nevertheless he was here and willing to hear her out. While he had never had to deal with a situation like this before, it didn't mean that he wouldn't offer her advice or condolence, whatever she needed during this... difficult time. Very odd time, but... Bass was still here no matter what. |
