When you hit the Brick wall of Life
05-13-2019, 10:29 AM
Really he only found her because he had heard her, and had he been any bigger he might not have seen her. The other pup’s blue and orange eyes stared back at him as she backed away in uncertainty. He might have done the same thing to Lydia were he more aware the day she found him. He could barely remember the events now, he recovered for the most part and forgot how miserable he had been. Erys watched her look around for something as her eyes left him, and he tilted his head curiously. He stopped his advance, not so obtuse that he couldn’t see how frightened she was.
She answered ‘no’ stammering out the answer as she curled inwardly. Erystotle’s mismatched ears fell to her skull, feeling her pain. A soft whine left him as he debated about rushing forward and offering physical comfort. That’s what he would have sought in her position.
”Can I help?” He whispered as his thin frame sunk closer to the ground. ”Do you want to come back to my den to get warm?” He had been in her position just a short while ago, and put himself in her position with ease. His belly touched the ground and he looked up to her from his paws. His gaze liquid silver as he relived the emotions that went along with losing your family.
She answered ‘no’ stammering out the answer as she curled inwardly. Erystotle’s mismatched ears fell to her skull, feeling her pain. A soft whine left him as he debated about rushing forward and offering physical comfort. That’s what he would have sought in her position.
”Can I help?” He whispered as his thin frame sunk closer to the ground. ”Do you want to come back to my den to get warm?” He had been in her position just a short while ago, and put himself in her position with ease. His belly touched the ground and he looked up to her from his paws. His gaze liquid silver as he relived the emotions that went along with losing your family.
