of mice and men

She had been so intent on the little one that she did not hear her friend approaching. Her sweet voice reached out to her, her purple gaze rising to rest on her dear Ellis. She smiled softly at her, although she knew that she was probably upset that she was out and about. She had managed to hunt down a rabbit for her though. The soft cries of her little ones caught her attention, but they were hushed in another moment. Must be Theisi, she seemed to warm up to her two little ones quite well. They were like siblings, and apparently Othello was their second mother. That thought always brought a smile to her maw, she loved that they thought of her that way. Theisi thought that she was so special because she had two mothers to watch out for her.

Othello listened to the two pups talk, their sweet little voices like music to her ears. As they began to play she padded closer to her friend, just in time to better hear her words. "I'm getting there." She said softly, licking Ellis on the cheek. Her heart went out to her friend, both her pups had eye defects. It didn't seem to hinder little Tyr at all, he played just like any other pups would. She hoped that when her pups were old enough to leave the den, they would understand and appreciate both pups, and not make fun of them because they were different. They were still lovely little bundles of joy, and both her and Ellis loved them very much, no matter their so called faults. "I caught you a rabbit." Nosing the limp creature over, she leaned against her friend.

The dame enjoyed her moment of peace, knowing that her own little ones would soon start to cry for herself. For right now she just wanted to relax and enjoy the two older pups, hoping that her pale ones would sleep a little. That would be perfect, so that she herself could rest. She was very thankful for Ellis, she had helped her a lot with her little ones. Othello had no idea what she would have done without this special lady beside her.