03-30-2011, 06:02 PM
From all the pieces of furniture that was present in the cabin, the couch seemed felicitous for the female to use. It might be more comfy for her. He didn't want her to sleep out there in the cold, when inside, it was warm, cosy, and, of course, there was enough room for another. Pendzez and Xeris raised three pups in this cabin, so, by default, there would be enough room. To turn against his own courtesy, well, would Xeris even be his mate? Don't think so.
She seemed open to the night offer here. Hopefully, tomorrow, if the winds have died down, she could depart to search for a home of her own. There were still some free cabins, which weren't destroyed by the snowstorm, that could possibly offer her permanent, or a long-term at least, sanctuary. If none was found, mabye some of the other buildings could offer her long-term shelter. If that was a problem, well, at least making a den was a last resort.
When it came to the point of his mate, Pendzez has noticed that she wasn't present. Well, she was recovering quite well from her injuries from the fallen tower, that was northeast of the cabin. She might have been out for a little, so she can regain strength to her feet. It would be a good thing, to stand up and walk a bit, but not too much. "She will be any minute now. Trust me, you won't be a bother."
She didn't seem to move from the spot she stood in, as if she was waiting for permission. Pendzez could understand this. She was new, and she didn't seem to have received this kind of hospitality. Pendzez gave a warming smile, as he said, "You don't have to stand there. You can sit on the couch." He pointed to the couch that was along the wall, in case she didn't know what it was.
She seemed open to the night offer here. Hopefully, tomorrow, if the winds have died down, she could depart to search for a home of her own. There were still some free cabins, which weren't destroyed by the snowstorm, that could possibly offer her permanent, or a long-term at least, sanctuary. If none was found, mabye some of the other buildings could offer her long-term shelter. If that was a problem, well, at least making a den was a last resort.
When it came to the point of his mate, Pendzez has noticed that she wasn't present. Well, she was recovering quite well from her injuries from the fallen tower, that was northeast of the cabin. She might have been out for a little, so she can regain strength to her feet. It would be a good thing, to stand up and walk a bit, but not too much. "She will be any minute now. Trust me, you won't be a bother."
She didn't seem to move from the spot she stood in, as if she was waiting for permission. Pendzez could understand this. She was new, and she didn't seem to have received this kind of hospitality. Pendzez gave a warming smile, as he said, "You don't have to stand there. You can sit on the couch." He pointed to the couch that was along the wall, in case she didn't know what it was.