01-21-2009, 07:36 PM
[html]Have some fail, will you?
Ila Harbor. Where he had met Haku. Lubomir couldn't really tell why he came back here, why his paws seemed to take him to the edge of the water, where he would lie down and contemplate the endless stretch of blue. It was peaceful place and he could easily drift off into sleep, should his mind allow such nonsense as peace. He had almost thought he would get some today when Mew's call rang out. It chilled the blood in his veins and made him want to crawl under a rock. For all that he cherished her, it seemed so strange, so awkward to hear his name ring out in her voice. There was no dodging the subject. It was about Firefly and he knew it. His heart clenched. So she too would cast him out
It seemed almost fate for the male. Shaking his coat, he trotted four-legged to where she called from. He had come to take her for granted, almost, to consider her a part of his daily routine. He loved being around her and falling asleep curled up against her was the best thing he could wish for at night. He was, in all but name it seemed, her mater. Except he did not know for sure if he was ready. Nearly 5 and he was acting like a lovesick pup. Tongue-tied and stupid. She seemed angry. He could not blame her. Sitting down in front of her, he smiled slowly. A sad, almost whimsical smile. "Am I to leave your den, angel?" Lubomir would not blame her if she kicked him out.
Ila Harbor. Where he had met Haku. Lubomir couldn't really tell why he came back here, why his paws seemed to take him to the edge of the water, where he would lie down and contemplate the endless stretch of blue. It was peaceful place and he could easily drift off into sleep, should his mind allow such nonsense as peace. He had almost thought he would get some today when Mew's call rang out. It chilled the blood in his veins and made him want to crawl under a rock. For all that he cherished her, it seemed so strange, so awkward to hear his name ring out in her voice. There was no dodging the subject. It was about Firefly and he knew it. His heart clenched. So she too would cast him out
It seemed almost fate for the male. Shaking his coat, he trotted four-legged to where she called from. He had come to take her for granted, almost, to consider her a part of his daily routine. He loved being around her and falling asleep curled up against her was the best thing he could wish for at night. He was, in all but name it seemed, her mater. Except he did not know for sure if he was ready. Nearly 5 and he was acting like a lovesick pup. Tongue-tied and stupid. She seemed angry. He could not blame her. Sitting down in front of her, he smiled slowly. A sad, almost whimsical smile. "Am I to leave your den, angel?" Lubomir would not blame her if she kicked him out.