The golden furred yearling waited patiently as the other seemed to hesitate a moment. The lilac eyed male could not have guessed the reason why until the quiet voice of Vark revealed that he did not actually have any things. There was nothing odd about that, so instead of offering some soothing words to take away some of the embarrassment, Conor merely nodded. Conor owned few things, though he did not count with the books he so eagerly collected and read through whenever he had the time. It was not before the children had arrived and Conor himself had started to rise in rank that he had realized how busy his life could turn. In the past he had spent whole days reading through human literature and stories, but now the day consisted of hunting and puppysitting as well as the general pack duties, which had increased as he had made his way upwards in the hierarchy. He missed his lazier days, but he was no longer a child, and so he had to look forwards and appreciate what he had there and then.
It was just as well that Vark had no possessions, for this meant less effort gathering items and move them. All they would have to do was to walk over to the Alexey’s house and find a room that Vark could call his for now. There were two full floors with several rooms vacant, and Conor’s space was actually the attic, where he had cleaned and made a great spot that he could call his. It also secretly pleased him that the puppies seldom dared to go up the long, dark stairs to the attic, so he usually got his peace when he needed it the most. ”Alright then,” the male cheerily spoke as he turned to the opening where he not too long ago had entered when his quest had merely been to take a look at the young male’s burns. Vark was already waiting, no doubt eager to turn his back to the cold house. Strange how meetings stretched and bended to become something quite different from what one could have anticipated.
"I hope you like puppies,” the gold and cinnamon male chuckled lightly, doubting the other would last long in this household if he had a short temper.