07-22-2008, 10:24 PM
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The sudden eruption of giggles did not phase the girl. Instead, it caused her to lift a single eyebrow, a grin curling at the very edges of her lips. In all honestly, the girl looked quite please with her mother's reaction to the whole ordeal, though that was not what spawned the grin that had taken her over. Patiently she watched as her mother got the reaction out of her system, head tilted slightly to the side in amusement. When, finally, the laughter had seemed to pass, Dhalia pushed herself away from the tree, stepping forward once. She paused only a moment there, smiling, and seemingly admiring her mother. Then, out of no where, she continued to move forward, slowly and in as much of a non-threatening manner as possible. The red girl didn't stop until she was practically toe to toe with her mother, leaning in as if she was going to embrace the woman. Instead of wrapping her arms around her mother, though, Dhalia merely leaned in, stopping her muzzle very close to her mother's ear. She held that position for a brief moment, surrounded in silence, before she finally whispered. "I guess that's why I feel nothing for you, mother." |