he comes

*Anais* · 01-14-2015, 03:12 PM

Walk | Talk | Think

As much as she wanted to seem supportive of her adopted son, it was hard for Anais not to smile as she looked up at him standing upon his tree-bound perch. It was rather silly, all of it, but she was sure if she dissolved into giggles it was only going to make matters worse. She bit her lip gently, trying to keep her face from breaking out into a brighter smile than the wobbly one that shifted about her lips presently though Lebrah's quick return that she had no friends did the trick in making it go away. She felt a sudden embarrassment slip over her, coloring her cheeks beneath her fur as her yellow-gold eyes went wide and her jaw fell slack. Maybe it was the fact that the answer was true, at least as far as recent events went, but it still was not something she would have voluntarily told Glacier on her own.

Though he obviously did not trust Glacier, Anais was relieved when Lebrah finally extended his paws toward him to step and slide down the larger male's back until his stumbling paws finally hit the ground. The grey and gold girl stepped forward with a bright grin, bracing herself as the exuberant feather-marked wolf tucked himself against her and wrapping her own neck around his as she nuzzled him back. "I'm glad you're safe," she told him through a relieved voice, drawing her head up and away from him so that she could peer at both him and Glacier as he went on making accusations about the male being blue. Well, it was true, but for some reason that seemed enough of a condemnation to Lebrah to warrant not wanting to associate with the large but kind male.

Her smile was apologetic as she turned it on Glacier, though his teasing remark only managed to draw her make it more sheepish as her ears pulled back awkwardly. She knew it must have looked silly, a fully grown wolf being her adopted son, and she could only imagine what Glacier thought of it. "My son, yeah," she answered, dropping her gaze away shyly as she once again offered Lebrah another nuzzle of comfort since he still seemed determined not to like the blue wolf. "Lebrah, Glacier helped you down from the tree," she said softly to him, trying to coax him into realizing that the blue wolf was not a bad guy, "You don't want to say anything nice to him for that?"

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