Quote: Mist spotted him, and lowered her eyes to the ground. She had resolved not to talk with him much, because of the murderous glares the other she-wolf shot at her. (Shoot.. forgot her name.)
(Breeze)
Fire awoke as he saw a shape standing over him. He narrowed his eyes darkly, "Breeze?"
Breeze dropped a rabbit at his paws. "I want to say I'm sorry."
Fire rolled his eyes. "Look Breeze, I know exactly what you're doing. You're not sorry. I don't have any feelings for you anymore. I love another she-wolf now, and there's nothing you can do about it." He got up, pointedly turned his back, and padded away. Breeze watched him go longingly, padding away somberly into her den.
(Aw... that's sad.Poor Breeze.)
Mist tucked her tail far under her legs, hurrying to put her prey where the alphas could get at it. Then she dashed for her den, curling up in the back.
Fire looked around for Mist. He went by her den, then frowned, padding away.
Mist saw his figure in the entrance, and scooted farther into the shadows. She laid her head on her paws, whining softly. She really did love Sunfire, but... Breeze seemed to catch his attention.
Fire went out into the countryside by himself. At one point he truly did love Breeze, even though they weren't officially mates yet. But when she had intimidated Mist and been so possessive of him, he had grown to almost hate Breeze. He wanted to confess his love to Mist so much, and ask her to be his mate, but she'd think he was either nuts, or a wolf who wanted multiple mates. He lifted his head and let out a mournful howl.
Mist pricked her ears, catching his howl. Her heart dropped to her rib cage, and she got up. She started to head toward him, but that meant passing Breeze's den.
Breeze had left to go by the river. She stared down into the rushing water.
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Quote: Mist spotted him, and lowered her eyes to the ground. She had resolved not to talk with him much, because of the murderous glares the other she-wolf shot at her. (Shoot.. forgot her name.)
(Breeze)
Fire awoke as he saw a shape standing over him. He narrowed his eyes darkly, "Breeze?"
Breeze dropped a rabbit at his paws. "I want to say I'm sorry."
Fire rolled his eyes. "Look Breeze, I know exactly what you're doing. You're not sorry. I don't have any feelings for you anymore. I love another she-wolf now, and there's nothing you can do about it." He got up, pointedly turned his back, and padded away. Breeze watched him go longingly, padding away somberly into her den.
(Aw... that's sad.
Mist tucked her tail far under her legs, hurrying to put her prey where the alphas could get at it. Then she dashed for her den, curling up in the back.
Fire looked around for Mist. He went by her den, then frowned, padding away.
Mist saw his figure in the entrance, and scooted farther into the shadows. She laid her head on her paws, whining softly. She really did love Sunfire, but... Breeze seemed to catch his attention.
Fire went out into the countryside by himself. At one point he truly did love Breeze, even though they weren't officially mates yet. But when she had intimidated Mist and been so possessive of him, he had grown to almost hate Breeze. He wanted to confess his love to Mist so much, and ask her to be his mate, but she'd think he was either nuts, or a wolf who wanted multiple mates. He lifted his head and let out a mournful howl.
Mist pricked her ears, catching his howl. Her heart dropped to her rib cage, and she got up. She started to head toward him, but that meant passing Breeze's den.
Breeze had left to go by the river. She stared down into the rushing water.
Mist tucked her tail, and bolted into the forest; the one place she felt safe. She slowed down to a walk, and headed toward Sunfire.
