Curtain of Stone

He shook his head. “She hadn't taken them yet. We'll need another batch, those are likely burnt by now. He looked around for a companion he could send, and ordered them to remove the tea from the fire. He didn't want Iggys den to burn down while they were gone.


He watched Ollie put his hands on Iggy. Inspecting every inch of her. He stilled his pacing entirely. Watching the boy from a predatory stance. too close. He was too close to her. “I… well. Yes” he said, glad the other wolf had been sworn to silence. He still watched him, but his voice was careful and measured. “I told her I loved her.”