Say it ain't so

Recluse swept her up in a hug, dousing her in her hormones so strong that the girl fought to keep from blanching. A kiss was placed on her cheek and she returned it, her gaze nearly level with her mother. The moon’s light glinted off of her pale pelt, bathing her in an unearthly glow and she was reminded of how beautiful her mother was. Of course it wouldn’t be her fault that there were suitors lined up across the lands to be with her, it was only right, but it still hurt for some reason to know that her siblings would no longer be the apple of Recluse’s eyes.

The warning in her tone was not lost on Kali and she bit her lip, cherry pink and blue searching pure cherry pink as she paused, contemplating her response before she sighed. “You know I barely like the brats from my own litter, so don’t expect me to like the ones from this one. But as long as you’re happy, I’ll be on my best behavior,” she grumbled, gaze lifting to look at the sky that was still painted in odd, starry streaks the likes of which she’d never seen before. It was as good as the Seraphim was going to get, she had to know that. Kali was a suck up most of the time, but she made no effort to show undue love to her littermates. Recluse was the only wolf who deserved respect in her eyes, the rest would have to work incredibly hard to earn it.