have some cheese with that whine

*Valentine* · 08-21-2015, 09:59 PM

Cascade's cat-like greeting was accepted warmly. God, she felt so good, so right, leaning against him. There were very few wolves that he felt that level of contentment with. It would be fair to call him a touchy feely kind of guy. Valentine knew it. He was needy and distant all at once. To find someone that he could trust so thoroughly was nothing short of a miracle.

Valentine aimed a lick at Cascade's ear as she pulled away from him. That little bit of distance between them was just enough to let him see that something was up. She was smiling, sure, but it wasn't right. It wasn't quite as bright as her usual cheeky simper. Soon enough he was given a possible glimpse into what was up with her. Their kids, eh? "We did, didn't we?" His expression thoughtful, Valentine sank to his haunches and draped his tail across his paws. The King's thoughts went to the meeting too, but it wasn't pride that he felt. He'd been so caught up in his tiff with Evangeline that all he could think about was what she'd said to him and he'd missed the exchange between the siblings. A feeling of guilt was what he remembered the clearest. He didn't feel guilty for how he'd handled the situation, rather, he felt guilty because of the damage his words had done. The heartbreak had been all over Evangeline's face and that, that was where his guilt had taken root.

His thoughts drifted to more pleasant memories. Their children were incredible. Each was so different and unique, so very much their own person, that it amazed him. Valentine wasn't sure what he'd expected, maybe a gaggle of mini mes or something, but he had never been so glad to be wrong in all of his life. "It feels like they were born just yesterday," he commented with a soft smile.

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