02-16-2009, 03:53 PM
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OOC
Leland listening in silence as the male told his story, feeling that Lannen didn’t particularly enjoy the question but was open enough to share all the same. Unconsciously he laid his ears back at the mention of the male’s best friend, it seemed that song was too often sung. Leland had lost his girl to his best friend, or rather ex-best friend, but he said nothing out loud and thankfully the male did not toss the question back at Leland. The burnt sienna husky did not want to talk about Lela and Rue. Not now, not ever again. Both of them were dead as far as he was concerned. He was just moving on with his love life and didn’t need to be reminded of past failures.
Which is why speaking of women was enjoyable. Grinning sheepishly, he hesitated at the direct question. It wasn’t as if he knew the male well, but then again the male had openly shared with him and he highly doubted that Lannen would go about spreading Leland’s foolish crushes through out the pack lands. "Two." He admitted, scratching the back of his head with his palm roughly.
"One of ‘em happens to be Dawali’s daughter... an’ I don’t know how kindly he’ll be takin’ to that." So far from any hints or slips of the tongue dropped by Leland the father had not protested, but neither him nor Asha had said anything directly to Dawali so the male hadn’t much to go off of. Then there was Catherine, who was dancing in the back of his head. She hadn’t been part of the planned when he had joined, but there she was, neck and neck with Asha. "Asha and Catherine, ya met ‘em?"
Leland listening in silence as the male told his story, feeling that Lannen didn’t particularly enjoy the question but was open enough to share all the same. Unconsciously he laid his ears back at the mention of the male’s best friend, it seemed that song was too often sung. Leland had lost his girl to his best friend, or rather ex-best friend, but he said nothing out loud and thankfully the male did not toss the question back at Leland. The burnt sienna husky did not want to talk about Lela and Rue. Not now, not ever again. Both of them were dead as far as he was concerned. He was just moving on with his love life and didn’t need to be reminded of past failures.
Which is why speaking of women was enjoyable. Grinning sheepishly, he hesitated at the direct question. It wasn’t as if he knew the male well, but then again the male had openly shared with him and he highly doubted that Lannen would go about spreading Leland’s foolish crushes through out the pack lands. "Two." He admitted, scratching the back of his head with his palm roughly.
"One of ‘em happens to be Dawali’s daughter... an’ I don’t know how kindly he’ll be takin’ to that." So far from any hints or slips of the tongue dropped by Leland the father had not protested, but neither him nor Asha had said anything directly to Dawali so the male hadn’t much to go off of. Then there was Catherine, who was dancing in the back of his head. She hadn’t been part of the planned when he had joined, but there she was, neck and neck with Asha. "Asha and Catherine, ya met ‘em?"