Dawn

It never was that easy, and there were always some sort of pressing worry, but it was definitely easy to forget it in the taller wolf's presence. Always had been. Even when they were after each other's throats, it had been easy to forget woes and worries. First because she grew angry enough in his presence, and then, eventually, because she grew comfortable enough in his presence that just sleeping next to him was calming. It was something she grasped on to eagerly, and something she had no intentions of letting go

Her lips twitched at his snort, before her tongue lolled out of her mouth in a cheesy, goofy grin. "I mean, at some point we could try if you really wanted to," she joked, only half-serious. Really, she was hoping he wouldn't want to try that... but then again, ti'd be a good laugh when it failed. She could see it in her mind, and it was already amusing her.

When Lark spoke again, she narrowed her eyes at him, glaring. And then, briefly, she stuck her tongue out at him, ears flat back, and eyes scrunched closed. As quickly as the expression appeared, it disappeared, especially when Lark moved that paw. She cocked her head at him, eyes sparkling. "Huh, I guess I do. Although, I don't think that you mind one bit. In fact...." she trailed off, twisting around to nip at him. "You should hurry up."

"Speech"