03-26-2009, 04:17 PM
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It’s okay ^^
"I’m Adelaida." The name Koios did not carry much weight to those whose families had come from over the mountain, and so Adelaida did not offer it. Their family had always been small at any rate, the pups of Koios females normally took on their father’s surname if any, so the name did not get passed along as much as some. Surnames never meant much before the fire anyway, at least not to Adelaida. The lands had been far less populated before, who she still considered invaders in her homeland, and last names were less needed to keep families linked. As such, the de le Poers were unheard of to Adelaida, and it wouldn’t have made much of a difference to Ade, most coyotes were all the same.
Eyes flitted over mother and child, but they focused mainly on the child as she spoke. "It’s nice to meet you. " Looking back up into the women’s eyes, Adelaida felt herself tense as she slipped into awkward silence. Again she questioned her own motives in attempting this conversation but something inside of her pushed forward. The mocha female grasped at words, trying to keep the other at ease and interested, and knowing she did not succeed well. "H-how’ve you been…?" She made no mention of their last encounter, asking after her well-being as if they’ve been friends all along. She prayed Ryan wouldn’t call her out on it.
"I’m Adelaida." The name Koios did not carry much weight to those whose families had come from over the mountain, and so Adelaida did not offer it. Their family had always been small at any rate, the pups of Koios females normally took on their father’s surname if any, so the name did not get passed along as much as some. Surnames never meant much before the fire anyway, at least not to Adelaida. The lands had been far less populated before, who she still considered invaders in her homeland, and last names were less needed to keep families linked. As such, the de le Poers were unheard of to Adelaida, and it wouldn’t have made much of a difference to Ade, most coyotes were all the same.
Eyes flitted over mother and child, but they focused mainly on the child as she spoke. "It’s nice to meet you. " Looking back up into the women’s eyes, Adelaida felt herself tense as she slipped into awkward silence. Again she questioned her own motives in attempting this conversation but something inside of her pushed forward. The mocha female grasped at words, trying to keep the other at ease and interested, and knowing she did not succeed well. "H-how’ve you been…?" She made no mention of their last encounter, asking after her well-being as if they’ve been friends all along. She prayed Ryan wouldn’t call her out on it.