Heron Lake Plateau And settled for the robot boy

She could feel the vibrations of his low grumble through the side of her that was pressed against him, and answered it with one of her own- almost to mimic him in a display of mock sympathy. As reluctant as he might have been to wake up that early, she didn’t feel at all bad for waking him- the smile on his face as he buried it against her shoulder was enough reassurance that she wasn’t really annoying him. He moved closer to her and his comment made her snort.

”You love it.” She drawled, nibbling at the fur behind one of his ears. ”And you better be grateful. Nobody else has anyone like me- and you’re stuck with me.” She said, though the tone of her voice implied that this was very much a good thing.