The Beginnings of a Choir

*Surreal* · 09-21-2014, 10:06 PM

Surreal

It was Falk who moved first, as the female Surreal was ready to defend him against settled into her own defenses, her growl a stark contrast to the silence in Surreal?s own throat. It was obvious Falk knew this female, and cared for her, and as he stepped forward, it was easy to recognize similarities between them. Build, and a faint sameness of scent. Her ears perked, squared frame relaxing slightly. A family member. Slowly, Surreal settled back, allowing the two a moment, before Falk backed a few steps, seeming to realize the situation. The introduction was given, and Surreal regarded Sibelle with some curiosity. If Sibelle had been at all close with their father, Surreal had doubts that Falk would have been acting this way.

So, she decided to cast aside the past misgivings, until his sister chose to break that bridge. Already they were off to the wrong foot. The smile Sibelle gave her was draped over venom. It didn?t reach her eye. The words didn?t sound honest. ?I think, that if you are to be my sister in law, you can speak honestly. No, you are not pleased to meet me. Your eyes, your face, and your voice say so. To be fair, I acted rather hastily just a moment ago. I apologize.? Her own voice was honest, her eyes earnest. She was willing to set the past aside if Sibelle was. It was clear Falk cared about his sister. Surreal wasn?t abut to drive a wedge between them.

Sibelle?s announcement was a bit of a puzzle to Surreal. There wasn?t joy. Instead, Falks red sister seemed pissed. One ear flicked back. ?Congratulations.? I think? The thought of the news she had herself was enough to fully relax her, and bring a smile to her face. The glance she threw to Falk was nothing short of absolute adoration. Then her eyes turned to Sibelle. ?I know we didn?t get off on the right foot, but, I?m willing to try again if you are.? If she could have had her paw out to shake, she would have.

Walk ---- "Speak" ---- "Hear" ---- Think

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