crumbs enough for everyone

She fought the urge to tap her paw as she waited for them to appear. She did however tap Lioness a couple times. Just to make SURE that they hadn't appeared and Lioness had decided not to tell her. The idea of Beru and his sister standing there and silence, staring at her, brought heat to her cheeks. She wasn't sure why it mattered so much. She'd been day-blind her whole life after all. But it didn't, and Beru wasn't making it any easier on her.

His voice suddenly sounded, and she straightened a little. Her head turning towards the sound. He told her to 'come out' as if they were standing just a few trees over, waiting for her. She did scowl at him this time. "Come out where, Beru? Where!?" Lioness could have guided her. Maybe she was being unreasonably stubborn. She couldn't explain the fear crawling up her spine. The horror of tripping over something or smacking her face in front of Berus favorite sister. She was his favorite! Grumbling under her breath she took a step forward, then another pushing through whatever trepidation had kept her grounded. "Where is she?" She muttered quietly assuming but not knowing that Beru would be beside her.