Because You Know I'm All About That Bass

He couldn't help but letting another chuckle slide from his maw. Had she expected him to be angered? Perhaps if she had been a stranger, but alas she was not. He in fact knew her a little too well, for a mere stranger. But perhaps she was more than that, even though their first meeting had been full of things that he didn't like, he found himself happy in the fact that she was here. It wasn't often that he was able to speak to members that were outside his pack, it offered a sort of refreshing taste in conversation. She offered a sheepish smile, his ears pulling forward as her maw opened to speak. He called her Mister Big Boss, making the pale man laugh yet again. One thing he knew he could expect from conversations with Pandora is just that, even when he was feeling awkward, she still made him laugh. Ah, it was like a breath of fresh air. Picking up a paw he aimed to swat her left ear at her flirtatious comment.

His gaze rose as she sat like he did, making a comment about how hot it was. He readily nodded his head, it had been a very hard summer. The heat had driven the animals into hiding, his pack had to hunt at night if they wanted to take down anything bigger than a bold rabbit. "I hope all the summers aren't this hot, it makes it so much harder to do things." He said, and then rose a brow. "You know, there is a lake near-by if you wanted to come for a swim. I wouldn't mind at all, it is a nice escape from the sun." He commented. He was sure that no one else would mind, even they had to admit that it was deathly warm out. Without shade or water, Bass was very certain that he would melt into a pile of white and brown fur. She made a comment about his charm, which made the boy snort. "Right, my charm. It has all the ladies knocking at my door, right?" He teased, golden eyes rolling.