What I Want To Be
06-16-2014, 02:19 AM
Her ears would perk slightly, the girl trying to hide the hopefulness at the mention of food. She watched the other girl leave, and she herself wondered for a moment if she too should just leave. What if the other didn't return? Abandoning her like her mother had? She would decide to wait, placing blind faith in a stranger she knew nothing about. She sat down, stomach growling as it ached and begged to be fed. Ghostly silver eyes would fall to her paws, ashamed and embarrassed that she was depending on someone else to help her. But she was still young, what else could she do? She wanted to be independent, but she didn't know how to hunt nor fend for herself quite yet. She would look up, scanning the area before her in hopes that the other would return, for once, hoping that she wouldn't be left behind and forgotten once again. And it would seem by prayers luck, she returned. A glint of hopefulness flashed for a moment, and hesitantly she would slink forward. Towards the girl that carried food with her. Though it wasn't big, she didn't care. She was grateful nonetheless, for anything was better then nothing. She couldn't remember the last time she had eaten fresh meat, but today that would change. She moved towards the darker girl, tail wagging slightly as ears swiveled uncertainly. She gazed with appreciation, her chest lightening at the prospect that someone actually cared enough to help her. "Th-thank you..." She muttered her words, hoping she wasn't being a burden to the stranger already. She sat again, looking pitiful no matter how hard she tried to look confident. Talk like this |