I'd spend the rest of my days with you..

Her mama woke her up, and the violet babe let out a small whine. She didn't wanna get up, she was liking all the sleep. Even though her energy was in constant abundance, the lass didn't use much of it. She was now hell bent on sticking close to her parents and her sister. What if her mommies left her for real this time? What if they never came back? There was a tiny spark of anger in her chest, that got brighter whenever she thought about that betrayal. Mommy and mama never told her that they were going to leave, but they'd never had to. She could sense it, the worry on their faces and in their eyes. They'd been planning something, and she hadn't known until they came to meet aunty Cataleya. Now, she was wary of leaving them out of her sight, for fear they'd sneak off somewhere far away.

It took more prompting from mama Des, but the lavender darling did awake from her slumber, and she reluctantly trailed after her mother. The morning was bright, and heat was quick to find its grip on the air all around. She liked the summer, the heat soaked into her pelt deliciously, and everything was alive. She would bound across the terrain, pausing occasionally to try and capture her mother's tail as it swung to and fro at her haunches. She could never get a grip on it, mama was too good at this game for that. Endlessly she would pester whoever wanted to listen with endless questions, mostly revolving around a single inquiry. "Where we goin?" She would question constantly, thought sometimes it would shift to who they were going to see. For the lilac child, that was a bit of a loaded question. Last time there'd been an adventure like this, mommy and mama had tried to give her away to aunty Cat.

Finally they would arrive at the destination, a massive mountain with little wisps of smoke coming out the top. The girl would let out a gasp, tail wagging with such force her entire body wiggled with it. "Can I go see, mama?" She cried, bounding around Desiree with what seemed to be an astounding amount of her endless energy. She didn't get an immediate response, as her mama was busy calling for someone. Who was she calling? She wanted to call them too! A pitchy, weak little howl would erupt from her jaws, until she got tired of it and went back to bugging her mama. "Can I go, please mama? Can I? Can I? Can I?" She begged, pallid toes now coated in soot from all of her bouncing and prancing about. All she wanted to do was see why the mountain was making smoke. "I wanna go see mama, I wanna see why it's making smoke!" She cried, aiming to brace her tiny paws upon her mother's purple chest and nip at her soft cheek fur until she relented.