7 Tips For Beating The $*!# Out Of Social Anxiety
11-22-2018, 02:02 PM
Life was too short to be annoyed by anything, and so Kai brushed off her seemingly incessant eye-rolling as though it was nothing at all - and certainly nothing that would deter him. Either way, she didn't seem impressed with his charm, so Kai would try a new approach. He wasn't offended by her disinterest in his normally quite effective flirting, but that didn't mean he couldn't be somewhat friendly even still. He found himself rolling his eyes at her stubbornness. "With that attitude, you'll be lucky if I bother even saying hi next time," Kai snorted, keeping his voice low. Whatever. She was clearly disinterested in chatting about it any further, and the thought of a meal now was greatly appealing to him. Besides that, he was determined to prove that he could be a decent hunter partner. In a way, she'd implied that he doubted that, and that wariness rubbed him the wrong way. "But since you did find a half decent hunting spot, I might as well stick around now," he huffed, resisting the urge to ask if she had a stick shoved somewhere that might be contributing to her foul mood. Instead, he trudged on, sniffing carefully near the edge of the reeds that sat beside the delta. He bit his tongue as they walked, deciding better than to irritate her further, which in turn would only annoy himself just as much. The day was a pleasant one, at least, and the vast expanse of rivers that lie ahead of them surely held something they could snack on. He was quiet for some time as he stalked along the edge of one of the wider streams, until something up ahead caught his attention. "Look, up ahead," he halted quickly to whisper to her, though his silver gaze was fixed on something in the distance. They looked like ducks, if he wasn't mistaken, though their approach would be hard to mask if they decided to go after them. |
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