NEVER MEANT TO BE SO COLD

*Mirabelle* · 08-12-2014, 04:17 PM

The femme let out the breath she was holding, yellow eyes closing as she inhaled again. She felt... well, undeniably guilty, for one. She also felt nervous. It was a strange emotion, nervousness, one Mira rarely experienced. When she approached her father, she always felt confident - or afraid. And haughty to anyone else in that pack. Here she was confident, usually, when approaching someone. But not now. The wolf shifted again, sitting with her back to the bark of her den. It really didn't make sense, and nonsensical things just made her feel as conflicted and confused as can be. Nothing she thought of could sway the feeling, though; half the stuff brought on a burst of anxiety that made her feeling worse.

She knew why she was nervous, of course. It was because she was going to approach Bass with an apology for neglecting herself, her pack, and her duties to the pack. But how was he going to react? She couldn't go off her interactions with her father; her father always favoritted her, and she rarely failed him. When she did, she knew what was in store. She knew exactly what would happen. Now, she had no idea at all what was going to happen. and she was absolutely terrified.

Mirabelle stood, shaking out her fur. Bass' den wasn't far from hers. A few minutes, if that, to get there. That was all. She took a few steps forward, steeling her nerves and trying to calm herself. It failed. But she had to go. Resolve hardened her heart and she began to lope towards the rocky crevice Bass called his den. As she neared she slowed, her mind running over several ways to say what she wanted to say. She discarded idea after idea, and eventually she just didn't know. Luckily, or perhaps unluckily, she was at the den and she didn't have time to think anymore. "Bass?" she called out tentatively, shifting on her paws. Oh, it would be wonderful if he wasn't there, so she would have an excuse. Sadly, she knew he was.

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