The Heort�
11-18-2014, 06:51 PM
He would trail behind Menix, not walking with his wife just yet. He didn?t want to talk to anyone, had been forced to promise not to make a scene and he was going to do his best to do just that? But he wasn?t going to be happy about it. He would tail behind a bit, following the Adarveni until they crossed into packlands. He would slow a bit more, hanging back when Cat made her introductions. Eyes would shift to the black eyed woman but would not speak, not yet. He would stand like a bull in a china shop, afraid to touch things. He looked to Menix before stepping forward and nudging Amarant in a sign that he was here but still he remained silent. Head would lift again as he gazed around. ?Ma?am. I believe my nephew was betrothed to a girl of your old pack. Will they be attending?? Words finally rumbled up his throat curiously. A man would approach his wife and immediately the male?s head would snap to attention, turning to eye the brown marked white male. He would depart the black eyed lady?s presence at that moment, moving towards his wife. He would push pointedly between them, trying to force his massive black frame between the white male and his silver queen. Ears would pin to his skull and acidic gaze would narrow pointedly, lips twitching in a silent threat before transferring gaze to Cat and offering her a wicked grin. Languid chuckle would roll up his throat before he would continue to press forward. So many people to see, so little time. He paid the cross-marked male no mind, instead his focus on the little red woman. He would attempt to close the distance between them, slithering towards her to bring himself to her side. ?Fancy meeting you here?? His words were a deep rumble, a chuckle following their path up his throat as he stood beside her, facing straight ahead but offering her a side long glance, lips twitching up into a devious grin. Teeth flashing white against the darkness of his form. WORDS HERE |
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