02-13-2009, 05:44 PM
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OOC:
The persistent rain had melted most the snow and turned the rest to ice, creating slick patches here and there upon the ground. Leland avoided them expertly, wishing that they had been the cause of Asha’a accident rather than his own bumbling actions. He did not think that the girl had told her father the cause of the accident and with them both being as busy as they were, the husky doubted that their leader had gotten the full story. It had to be addressed; the longer it went unspoken of the more intense guilt Leland felt. Of course, Asha had forgiven him, but Dawali hadn’t even had a chance yet, not knowing the fault fell on Leland’s shoulders.
The burly copper male would tell him today, barring any loss of courage. Two legged, he moved along, trying not to think so much on it the closer he approached Dawali’s home. He was far from excited to see Dawali’s face. The male had become a friend of him, giving him a home, and trusting him around his daughter, despite the suspicion that the leader had had when Leland spoke too often of Asha. And now… now Leland felt he had broken a snow globe before he had even opened the gift box. Shaking away the thoughts, Leland paused, then called out loudly, summoning the red wolf. Dawali? Ya there, pal?
The persistent rain had melted most the snow and turned the rest to ice, creating slick patches here and there upon the ground. Leland avoided them expertly, wishing that they had been the cause of Asha’a accident rather than his own bumbling actions. He did not think that the girl had told her father the cause of the accident and with them both being as busy as they were, the husky doubted that their leader had gotten the full story. It had to be addressed; the longer it went unspoken of the more intense guilt Leland felt. Of course, Asha had forgiven him, but Dawali hadn’t even had a chance yet, not knowing the fault fell on Leland’s shoulders.
The burly copper male would tell him today, barring any loss of courage. Two legged, he moved along, trying not to think so much on it the closer he approached Dawali’s home. He was far from excited to see Dawali’s face. The male had become a friend of him, giving him a home, and trusting him around his daughter, despite the suspicion that the leader had had when Leland spoke too often of Asha. And now… now Leland felt he had broken a snow globe before he had even opened the gift box. Shaking away the thoughts, Leland paused, then called out loudly, summoning the red wolf. Dawali? Ya there, pal?
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