She'd lurked around the edges of Valentine's little pack to watch while she'd pondered her options. Valentine or Drashiel? Her big boy or little Greeneyes? In the end it was a mixture of things that decided her - the fact that winter was fast approaching and the north where Greeneyes made his home was already cold as balls was a big part of it. Her comfort was important too! And another large part was that Valentine happened to send out a call for a pack meeting as she was considering just how cold it could possibly get in the north in the winter, and just like that her mind was made up in one of those spur-of-the-moment decisions that everyone seemed to think were irresponsible but really they just made life more interesting.
Her ebony coat gleamed violet in the light as she sashayed unabashedly into Valentine's pack meeting, a faintly amused smile curving her muzzle. She didn't exactly have eyes just for Valentine, her mismatched gaze sweeping over the few others gathered there too but inwardly she was dismissive of them. Pfft, a bunch of little kids. Her grin widened when she spotted the bright green wolf she'd seen at the other meetings she'd crashed. Man, that was so weird. She looked like she'd been rolling in snot or something. It was just wrong and hilarious.
"Hey there big guy," she chortled, fluttering her lashes at him in a deliberately over-the-top manner. Sarcastically seductive, one might call it. "Need a hand keeping all the babies in line?" She smiled at the assembled wolves in a benevolent manner, fully aware that while she might be the oldest there it had to have been only by a season or two for some of them but intensely amused by it nonetheless. "Maybe I could stick around, join your pack so you could have some adult conversation once in a while." She waggled her eyebrows at him comically.
Cascade's "baby daddy" (Valentine) and her children (Angelus, Seraphim, Evangeline, and Chaos) are allowed in any of her threads, regardless of whether or not they are marked private. Because they are all special rays of sunshine.
