kiss me like you mean goodbye, said the spider to the fly

well duh :D haha I'm assuming she isn't showing enough yet for Danica to notice (unless I'm wrong?)

No such luck on the escaping front.  Apparently Bazi had ears after all, and the golden wolf's own tipped back with annoyance when her name was firmly called.  On the list of wolves Danica had wanted to see upon her return, Bazi wasn't exactly near the top.  In fact, she may have been somewhere around the bottom, outweighed only by the witch from the coast.  Though really, perhaps Caiaphas deserved a bump.  She'd had a lot of time to think, doing her loner thing, and where Bazi came in her mind had hardly been charitable.

"Bazi."  She delivered this neutrally, with no greeting attached.  Last time they had spoken, the white wolf hadn't exactly left on friendly terms, so Danica wasn't exactly sure which Bazi she was getting this time.  Secretly she hoped the one who would tell her to screw off, that way she wouldn't have to stick around.  She still looked far from ideal, sunken and mangy after more than a month of little to no food.  She had thought about mentioning that Bazi was no longer at Swiftcurrent, but now that she'd regained some footing thanks to Shadow, she didn't want it to be known that she'd been anywhere near the Creek.  Why let slip that she'd gone there for help when she no longer needed it?  Especially not to the one who, only a few months ago, had said she hoped she froze.

Well, maybe she couldn't quite leave it at that.  "Disappointed?"  There might have been a hint of ice behind the word, but for the most part, she kept casual.  She wasn't much for forgiving, but she also wasn't feeling a fight right now.