06-21-2012, 04:54 PM
Ayasha was starting to go a bit stir-crazy but she had yet to find a good reason to go outside. Plus, she would have to figure out a way to carry the pups around with her. It was rather late at night and Liam was off somewhere. She wasn’t too worried or upset by him not being there every moment. She knew that he needed time of his own and would be back soon, though maybe not until the morning.
She had put the pups in their cradle next to the bed that Ayasha shared with her mate and got up into the main room. She sat down and grabbed some wood and started to carve the two pups. She found this to be relaxing and was glad that Shiloh had taught her how to carve. But this was the first time she could do it since the pups had been born. At least they should be asleep for a while still.
Her ears flicked at the sound of someone approaching and then they stopped outside her door. She knew it wasn’t her mate since he would come straight in but she was curious as to who was up so late. She was because she needed to move. Then the voice of the Angelo came through the curtain and she was even more curious. She went to the curtain and pulled it back. "Yes, Angelo? Come on in. How can I help you?" She held the curtain aside so he could come in, glancing at her room and listened for a moment for sounds of the pups waking, which there weren’t any. She turned her attention back to the male leader and waited for him to explain the late night visit.
She had put the pups in their cradle next to the bed that Ayasha shared with her mate and got up into the main room. She sat down and grabbed some wood and started to carve the two pups. She found this to be relaxing and was glad that Shiloh had taught her how to carve. But this was the first time she could do it since the pups had been born. At least they should be asleep for a while still.
Her ears flicked at the sound of someone approaching and then they stopped outside her door. She knew it wasn’t her mate since he would come straight in but she was curious as to who was up so late. She was because she needed to move. Then the voice of the Angelo came through the curtain and she was even more curious. She went to the curtain and pulled it back. "Yes, Angelo? Come on in. How can I help you?" She held the curtain aside so he could come in, glancing at her room and listened for a moment for sounds of the pups waking, which there weren’t any. She turned her attention back to the male leader and waited for him to explain the late night visit.