No prob. Some slight pp here with them getting out of the sunflower patch, hope that's alright.
He really didn’t get this girl. This had to be some sort of joke. She just “woke up” here? If the other male here wasn’t looking as confused as he was, he might have started to wonder if he was starting to imagine things. He eyed the woman a little warily, unsure what to think of her behavior. The brown-furred male may have apparently had a few strings loose, but at least Dresden could read him somewhat. The female’s behavior mystified him and put him on edge. He had no idea what sort of moves she’d be pulling next. The two strangers suggested relocating somewhere a little less crowded and the warrior showed his agreement with a silent nod.
The coyote asked him to lead the way out. Easy enough. Maybe everyone would quit their freaking out now. “Yeah, c’mon. This way.” He turned, waving to indicate that they should follow him. He kept a weary eye over his shoulder as he walked; he didn’t like the idea of keeping his back turned to either of these sporadic personalities. But it was a short and uneventful walk out of the flowers. Waiting for them at the edge of the field was Dresden’s stallion, who snorted in agitation and pawed at the ground as the three of them came into sight.
“Chill, Stranger,” he muttered to the horse, tugging lightly on his reigns to get his attention. Things were hectic enough without adding his tempermental stallion to the mix as well. He led the horse a short distance away from the edge of the flower field, then turned to face the two strangers once more. Icy blue eyes regarded each of them in silence as he waited for someone to start explaining themselves.