Eeeeels, honey

Sitri's surprise pulled a laugh from the woman, her naturally husky tones filling the air for a moment. Gods, he looked as out of sorts as she felt. That made her feel a little better, at least. Knowing that he wasn't all suave and sure of himself made her own awkwardness a little more acceptable. His apology accompanied by his dashing looks made the tension within her ease just a bit.

After giving the gift to him, Sitri thanked her and placed it upon the... well, his cat placed it upon the bed before burrowing into it. Her own cat, significantly smaller than Slate, also enjoyed fluffy piles of blankets, so she understood the joys of felines. Sitri chuckled and Dusk smiled brightly.

Having asked if he needed anything, Sitri stated that he didn't. Instead, he took her up on her offer for a walk. Rather eagerly too. The fae grinned as he tripped over his words. He probably had no idea, but he was putting her at ease just by being himself. "Now is a great time," again, she laughed softly.

Backing out of the room, Dusk waited for Sitri to fall into step beside her before making her way out of the castle. She led him around the back of the hulking stone structure and onto the winding path that led down to the beach. "I'm sorry that your family pack was dissolved," she spoke with the utmost sincerity. She was glad though that he had ended up in The Hallows with her, however.

"Dusk"