Don't Dream It's Over
05-29-2018, 10:21 PM
Something about the shade of her eyes was incredibly interesting to him. He couldn't remember ever seeing anyone with eyes that were as bright a green. His father's eyes had been a darker, more emerald green and of course he had some of that in his own gaze. Somehow that caught his eye more than the sky-blue markings that highlighted the features of her face. He didn't really think too much about her looking around them, probably looking to see if there was anyone else around. Finding another wolf in this mostly abandoned area did shake him out of his thoughts for the most part, but it was still hard for him to really focus. Part of him had expected her to turn and keep moving once she had dismissed his apology so when she asked what brought him here he forced himself to refocus on her again. "I'm hopefully just passing through... My little sister and I were traveling through the mountains-" he motioned with his head back over his shoulder the way he had been traveling from, "and we got separated." He hadn't really spoken to anyone other than Jayne in so long that it almost felt strange to be sharing this with her. How could he possibly be the same wolf that had loved so readily and had been so attached to the wolves in his life? "What about you? I wouldn't think that this would be the ideal place to hang out normally. |