A new found love

Woken in the early morning by her mama and her mommy, the little colourful family had been spirited away from all they knew. The birds were just beginning to sing the day into being, and the sky was the colour of a dove's wing. The lass knew not what was going on, her sleepy mind was still trying to figure out why they were going somewhere at such an early hour. The grass beneath her pallid toes was still cool with morning dew, and her toes had long since become cold and soggy as they walked. The girl was too tired to try and speak, so she simply clung to her parents' flanks and gazed balefully up at them for a lot of the early hours of the trip. Why did mama look so troubled? Those purple hued features, so similar to her own, were tainted by an emotion that made the girl's tummy hurt. A flutter of panic arose in her chest, making it a little hard to breathe comfortably. Had she done something wrong? Was mama mad at her? Her brows drew together, a knot of tension forming between them as a mournful expression started to make her round eyes even bigger. "Mama...?" Hesitant lyrics would inquire softly, trembling weakly for fear that her mama might be mad at her. What had she done? The lavender child could remember no wrongdoings that would make her mama want to take her somewhere else. Where were they going now? Were her mommies going to leave them somewhere? Were they gonna sell her and her sister to someone? No! She loved her mommies, she didn't want them to go away ever!

Milli kept pestering her, and she wanted to mess around too, but her heart just wasn't into it right now. The violet darling just wanted to lay down and sleep, and rest her head on mama's belly and listen to the thudding of her heart. She wanted to play with mommy too, and talk with her about all of her adventures. When they stopped, she was going to make them do that, so they knew she loved them. Yeah, that was it. Her tummy started to growl as they started getting further into the western lands, and the girl found herself wanting nothing more than to collapse and have a nap, and eat something. It wasn't until then that she realized their other siblings was gone. Even though she'd never had the chance to get close to them, she kind of missed their ever napping presence. Were they gonna be alright?

The trek had been arduous, her feet were starting to ache now. No one really said anything, but they stopped outside of a place that smelled like more wolves than the girl could ever recount encountering in her short life. Her mismatched eyes were wide with wonder, but she found herself hiding behind the legs of her mommy. Vi would protect her from all the wolves, right? A small whimper would escape her. She didn't like it here, not one bit. A low song trickled from her mama's throat as she tipped her head back, and the lass was afraid. Who was mama calling for? Her gaze found mommy Vi, who hadn't really sad much over the course of the trip. Did she know what was going on? She noted that her sister was absolutely jubilant about this, gleeful and excited to see what would happen. The alabaster stained features of the smaller whelp had seen the expressions of their parents, and she was far from happy about what might happen here. Her sister drew closer to her side, which made the girl feel a little more secure. "Why are we here, mama?" The petite purple girl asked her mother quietly, her voice barely rising above a whisper. Her body was absolutely exhausted, but adrenaline was starting to fuel her as she found herself frightened by the prospects of what might happen here. Her earlier fears were coming back, and the tightening in her throat spelled the arrival of tears. Bicoloured orbs became glassy with tears, overwhelmed by everything that had happened today. Her rump fell heavily to the grassy floor beneath her, cheek resting against mommy Vi's crimson foreleg. Everything needed to stop happening right now, she just wanted everything to be okay again, and maybe to have a nap.