Learning to fall

In response to his glare, Lioness gave a self-satisfied smile, and got busy cleaning herself. Leaving Kite to fend for herself on Crux’s other side. The wolf had finished patting Crux, satisfied that she knew exactly who was in front of her now. She both felt and sensed Crux moving around him. She couldn’t see him right now, but she could imagine what it looked like. His dark toned boy moving awkwardly around his crutch, and resettling. She raised a paw and placed it over his.

“I thought Lioness was leading me somewhere, I thought we were going fishing.” The last word was said with an audible glare, since she couldn’t actually see the cat right now. She sighed, and shook her head. “But I’m here now, I guess. What were you doing?” She hadn’t exactly intended to walk into him. Usually her seeing-eye-cat was actually a great guide.


"Kite"