Redhawk Caldera your own story is the safest place you'll ever be.

As Finley spoke, inadvertently oversharing about the reason she was looking for Grimm, Jaws was suddenly reminded more about his last visit with her besides the part where he had teased her and then left (he would find her again sometime and see where that could go). The coywolf never had been one to worry too much about other's affairs and was not a gossiper per se, so Grimm's mention of her tango with Elwood had been heard and then promptly forgotten (almost).

"Ah yes," Jaws began. "She did mention something about that. Said that Elwood and you were not an item at the time. So I don't see the problem and I'm not sure why everyone else does." Though he spoke so bluntly there was not at all a hint of judgement in his words. The black male's ears twitched as he looked to Finley for some clarification as to why it was such a criminal thing that Elwood and Grimm had shared a moment when neither were expressly attached to someone else. Grimm had offered no such explanation and so still he was left to wonder. Clearly, the logic that he operated under was not the same logic that others followed (surprise).