12-30-2009, 02:44 PM
ooc: need to get current and whatnot..
IC:
She hadn't really been out and about the packlands recently. The moody Sadira girl had been keeping away from most of the pack and just returning to Jac's home late at night to curl up next to the king. She hadn't really said anything about what had happened between the two of them because she honestly didn't believe there was much to tell. He'd been trying to woo her forever into his bed and she'd played it like a game until recently. Now instead of returning to her own den she'd just returned to his bed night after night. She wasn't about to begin wondering about to even try and think on the subject, knowing it would just give her a headache and make her even crabbier than she was now.
The silvery gold woman sighed and walked along the snowy field on the edge of the woods, alert for any change in the lands or the sudden appearance of another. She really didn't care if anyone found her but her mind had been other places lately and she wasn't going to try and be nice to the passing crowds. She stopped a moment to push snow off of the limbs of a small tree as she gazed out into the forest beyond. The snow had laid upon the lands like a blanket and she wondered how she'd missed out on so much staying hidden away from the rest of the family. She sighed softly and moved on, knowing that she'd figure it all out sooner or later.
IC:
She hadn't really been out and about the packlands recently. The moody Sadira girl had been keeping away from most of the pack and just returning to Jac's home late at night to curl up next to the king. She hadn't really said anything about what had happened between the two of them because she honestly didn't believe there was much to tell. He'd been trying to woo her forever into his bed and she'd played it like a game until recently. Now instead of returning to her own den she'd just returned to his bed night after night. She wasn't about to begin wondering about to even try and think on the subject, knowing it would just give her a headache and make her even crabbier than she was now.
The silvery gold woman sighed and walked along the snowy field on the edge of the woods, alert for any change in the lands or the sudden appearance of another. She really didn't care if anyone found her but her mind had been other places lately and she wasn't going to try and be nice to the passing crowds. She stopped a moment to push snow off of the limbs of a small tree as she gazed out into the forest beyond. The snow had laid upon the lands like a blanket and she wondered how she'd missed out on so much staying hidden away from the rest of the family. She sighed softly and moved on, knowing that she'd figure it all out sooner or later.