Throw me in the water

Unconditional. That was how Twig loved Corvus. She was ready and willing to go at precisely the speed at which he was comfortable, and thus far hadn’t been disappointed in that fact at all. He wasn’t flawless, but he didn’t hide that fact either. Twig loved him for who he was, how honest he was with her, how sweet he was, and she loved being allowed to stare at his handsome face. ”Don’t worry, Corvus.” She assured him, bouncing up to offer another sweet kiss. ”I would never lie to you.” She bumped her shoulder to his as best she could before she stopped next to her guide.

He led her to a cozy little den that had both the smell of fresh earth and Corvus all over it. Her eyes widened in surprise as she made her guesses at the surprise before he could speak. A grin already formed on her dainty features as her heart beat excitedly in her chest. She followed him through the entrance and was greeted with a comfortable interior. Twig wasn’t sure she would have been able to ever dig out a den so nice. As her eyes adjusted to the darkness and studied with awe what he’d done, Corvus spoke up.

Twig’s attention was returned to him, his hesitation and nerves obvious now. The Memoire girl leaned in closer, snuggling into his warm fur as he revealed his whole plan. She didn’t make him suffer any longer than he already had so answered with a prompt, ”Together.” She agreed, her pearly teeth flashing in a smile before she leaned in for another kiss, this one much more thought out than her usual quick peck on the cheek. ”I’d love to share this den with you.” Twig barely pulled away as she spoke, ”I love you, so much, Corvus.” She couldn’t help the tears that pricked at her eyes, finally they were from happiness instead of sorrow.