Autumn Snow
Aslindy
12-18-2020, 10:21 AM
Indigo's words brought a chuckle from the lady. "You can always count on me." She brushed a bit of his mane from his face and smiled. "Always." They exchanged kisses and a moment later he swept her off of her feet. Asla released a hoot of surprise as she was carried over to the nest. When he placed her back on her paws, he gave her a sweet kiss and she felt the immense amount of love within that gentle touch. His whispered words made her head turn and she looked at the bouquet of colorful flowers. Releasing herself from his hold, Asla picked up the bunch of flowers and lowered her nose to them. Inhaling lightly, she absorbed the sweet scent, though it wasn't nearly as sweet as her brother.
Placing the flowers back down, she pressed herself into Indigo, wrapping her arms around his neck as best as she could. "You're very sweet," she whispered. "Thank you for the flowers." She was touched that he'd gone through the effort to collect them for her. He was the real gift though. Indigo always made her feel loved and safe. She wanted to make him feel the same way too.
Giving him a gentle tug, she prompted him to come into the nest with her. The days were shorter at the end of autumn and the sun was already on its way to sleep. They had spent more time on their hunts than she'd realized. "Would you like to eat now or later?" She would leave the choice up to him. In the mean time, Asla seated herself on the lush carpet of leaves and lifted her flowers to her nose once more.
Placing the flowers back down, she pressed herself into Indigo, wrapping her arms around his neck as best as she could. "You're very sweet," she whispered. "Thank you for the flowers." She was touched that he'd gone through the effort to collect them for her. He was the real gift though. Indigo always made her feel loved and safe. She wanted to make him feel the same way too.
Giving him a gentle tug, she prompted him to come into the nest with her. The days were shorter at the end of autumn and the sun was already on its way to sleep. They had spent more time on their hunts than she'd realized. "Would you like to eat now or later?" She would leave the choice up to him. In the mean time, Asla seated herself on the lush carpet of leaves and lifted her flowers to her nose once more.