throwing caution to the wind

Tedros Talik · 11-24-2011, 12:44 AM

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Smile teddy is going to freak when/if he finds out he has kids, haha

YOU'RE HERE AND THEN YOU'RE GONE

The more time passed by, the more and more ridiculous Tedros Talik felt about being there. He was a six-year-old coyote waiting like a schoolboy on the borders of some random pack, hoping to get even a glance at a boy he was infatuated with. It was completely and utterly ridiculous. But against his better judgment, he did not turn around and go home, instead he stood there, scratching his neck and waiting for someone to show up. At least if it wasn’t Alaki, it might be someone who could knock some sense into him.

He kept his nose alert, repeatedly sniffing the air. Tedros could smell someone getting closer, but the pack’s scent masked anything incredibly specific to the individual. But from behind the trees, a dark-colored male stepped out and spoke his name. Seeing Alaki again had been well worth the journey and well worth the wait. The wolf’s smile mimicked the one sprawling across Tedros’ own maw.

“Alaki,” he responded, softly. There was distance between them, a few feet, but Tedros had to struggle not to close the space. The memory of their tryst was relived for a moment, and the coyote had to hold himself back from jumping the wolf on sight. His tail wagged contently back and forth, taking one more step closer Alaki. He noticed the wolf’s hand on the handle of his weapon, and Tedros’ smile widened. The coyote was glad to know that his weaponry and state of mind was always aware – that it hadn’t been a one time thing because of an impending act of violence or threat against the wolf.

“You look great,” he said, not really sure what else to say. His arm awkwardly hugged his body, feeling slightly self-conscious all of a sudden. What if he hadn’t wanted to ever see him again? What if he had only been a one-night stand to Tedros? He sincerely hoped that that wasn’t the case.

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