From Time to Time

Loccian was sure of her decision. What else would she do? The woman couldn't exactly turn down the man, he was offering his companionship, something she felt the both of them really needed. She would have never saw this coming if she were to go back in time, seemed like something that would happen with a woman he had fallen for. For now though she would just try to remain calm, not let her hormones get the best of her, just try to be herself. She just hoped he was the man she thought he was, that this was just for company and not to make a move just because it was her time. Oh god she hoped that wasn't why he asked.

Ears perked up when he spoke, giving a nod of her head when he brought up how it might be strange at first but they would make sure they found a den large enough for the both of them to be comfortable. Yes, that was a must, Loccian could not be in a small den where they were right against each other... that would just make things more awkward. The grey woman would most likely just find a different place to rest if that were to happen.

Upon him saying they should start looking before evening was on them she pushed herself up, pausing for a few moments to stretch out her limbs. It felt nice to stretch them out, sitting there nervous was starting to make them ache. "I'm thinking we should find one a bit away from the main dens... I don't really want rumors to spread if somebody were to see us and get... the wrong idea." She tried to not sound rude or take anything away from what he was thinking, she just really didn't want to deal with somebody who decided to let their lips flap the moment they saw their Ex-King and Lead Healer together.

Taking a step away from Gerhardt, Loccian scanned the area around them, grey orbs moving away from the lake and thinking of an area they could check out first. "Perhaps the forest near the southern border? I'm thinking away from the clearing over there, then we will have the cover of the trees. I don't think many go over there." She suggested, with a wave of her tail the woman looked to the man waiting for his answer, that small smile still there.

She felt bad for the way she was talking, making it seem like she didn't want to be seen with him at all. In a way it was true, but only because she didn't want people to get the wrong idea and start making assumptions. If she was going to get comfortable with this, she needed them to have a sort of isolated den.


"normal.
talk.
think.
you"