Stress Reliever

*Maija* · 10-17-2013, 06:12 AM

She watched with an intense stare -- a rare emotion that showed in the usual icy gaze -- as Taurig broke the glass-like surface of the frozen stream. Cold water sprayed his front paws, making them colder than intended due to the cooler seasons settling in. His reaction startled her, but she saw his triumphant smile when he successfully broken the rest of the ice. In her mind, she coyly thought that she was the one who had made it easy for him, hence why it broke so well under his weight. Rather than tell him such a thought, she allowed a smile to slowly slip across her maw. The muscles used for the mini change in her looks felt sore as she did this, so it only last until she lowered her head to lap the cold water to satisfy her gullet.
The drink was enough to make the golden dame content. Her thirst was quenched in less than two minutes and after she had her fill, she slowly rose her head. The last time she had rushed to sit up, Maija had experienced the worst brain freeze anyone could ever feel. With the slow rising of her head's incline from the stream, Maija took the opportunity to glance at his front paws. They were still damp and she assumed they were cooling down from the brisk winds that were surrounding them. For the first time as far as she could remember, she felt a bit of guilt rise in her chest.
Her leaf green eyes looked up to Taurig's gaze again and she softly cleared her throat to say, "Thank you, Taurig." The Romanian accent curled around the 'r' in his name and she shyly stepped a couple of steps away from the occupied space in front of the stream. "If you are thirsty, by all means...there is plenty left." She watched him interestedly before voicing, "I did not mean for your paws to get wet.." Triangular ears slightly flattened as she said it, allowing a sliver of guilt slide into the words that came from her lips. Maija figured that he would not be angry, but when she lived with a male whose personalities could change on a whim, one must always be prepared.

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