An Open Book, Read My Words
11-27-2014, 10:45 PM
After she rose from the ground, she saw how tightly he closed his eyes. She silently wondered if he was experiencing a headache or a bad reaction to another whiff of her heat. As he shook his head, she finally assumed that maybe a bad thought had come to his mind and he wanted to get rid of it. Pandora didn't say a word, but merely watched him after he got on all fours. She took notice of how he watched her swirls and she shyly looked away before he noticed her gaze. Maybe her hormones were starting to act up again, she didn't know, but the way he was mesmerized by her swirls and lines made Pandora feel more like herself. Of course, this would not be voiced, either. Especially if they had just met and didn't know much about each other. Such thoughts were pushed from her mind and she took a chance to look back at him. His gaze had moved to her face and his body had moved closer to hers as he answered her question with a laugh. The sound was warm, enticing, and a welcomed sound to her ears. She hadn't made someone laugh in quite awhile, and the physical reaction of her humor had been missed. Pandora couldn't help but feel more warm than before as they took a few steps forward, his eyes roving the surrounding area. The dens she knew about were further back from the lake's edge, but definitely in a safer region of the layout. She just didn't know if any of them were vacant for the winter season. What he said next made Pandora halt in her tracks. He looked at her and she looked back, her eyes merrily twinkling despite the sudden stunned silence. The tip of her tail wagged at his attempt to flirt and she playfully bumped her left shoulder against his right. "Yes, you are quite right," she agreed, her tones more happy and relaxed with each word. "I wouldn't be caught with a tiny, weak excuse of a man. That's not the kind of lady I am." Their banter was definitely making her feel better and she took a few steps forward again, hoping he would fall into place beside her. Her smile widened and she gave a soft sigh as she looked over to the set of trees protecting the dens from view of the lake. "There are some dens over there in that direction...if you are brave enough to face any dragons?" There had been some lizards there in the summer, but she figured they were long gone by now. However, that didn't keep her from being cautious.
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