12-12-2010, 04:57 PM
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His father had spent a long time making sure that Theodore and Lochlan knew how to reach others body language. In fact, he had beat it into the boys that they had to know what another was thinking, feeling, considering before they even knew what they were going to do themselves. Of course, not all wolves displayed their emotions so readily in the eyes and the mannerisms. So Teddy and Loch had been forced to pick up on subliminal messages, ones that were hidden deep. Their father had wanted them to be the best they could possibly be and that included seeing things that no one possibly could. More often than not Teddy had pretended to understand what his father was saying and simply reacting as though he knew what was going on.
Still, it was more than obvious that, like Tayui, this male was no longer interested. Teddy cared very little about the conversation, but he still had the manners to strike up said conversation. In all fairness it was the Aston boy who let the conversation drop. But Teddy couldnt exactly force a conversation on the white boy when it was obvious a conversation was not wanted. And if he were to be truthful to himself he didnt want to continue speaking to the boy either. He snorted and turned away as Attila spoke those dismissive words. Glancing back, Teddy flashed his teeth at the male.
"You aren't going to get anywhere in life depending on other people, boy"
He snarled before turning and trotting away. Perhaps this time he would make it further than just outside his cave before he found a nice conversation to engage in.
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ooc;; <3 so is that thread finished? lol
His father had spent a long time making sure that Theodore and Lochlan knew how to reach others body language. In fact, he had beat it into the boys that they had to know what another was thinking, feeling, considering before they even knew what they were going to do themselves. Of course, not all wolves displayed their emotions so readily in the eyes and the mannerisms. So Teddy and Loch had been forced to pick up on subliminal messages, ones that were hidden deep. Their father had wanted them to be the best they could possibly be and that included seeing things that no one possibly could. More often than not Teddy had pretended to understand what his father was saying and simply reacting as though he knew what was going on.
Still, it was more than obvious that, like Tayui, this male was no longer interested. Teddy cared very little about the conversation, but he still had the manners to strike up said conversation. In all fairness it was the Aston boy who let the conversation drop. But Teddy couldnt exactly force a conversation on the white boy when it was obvious a conversation was not wanted. And if he were to be truthful to himself he didnt want to continue speaking to the boy either. He snorted and turned away as Attila spoke those dismissive words. Glancing back, Teddy flashed his teeth at the male.
"You aren't going to get anywhere in life depending on other people, boy"
He snarled before turning and trotting away. Perhaps this time he would make it further than just outside his cave before he found a nice conversation to engage in.
word count;; 553
"speech"