Redhawk Caldera [m] Clothes off

Fox didn't see herself pursuing anything (or anyone) seriously... aside from Peregrine, of course. Their union was a utilitarian one at its roots, and she intended to keep it that way. Not that she hadn't found more in their relationship as time had worn on, but she never forgot her reasoning for shacking up with Peregrine. He was a strong, powerful male in his prime, and she wanted that more than anything. The fact that he was also caring, loving, and overall fantastic was just an added bonus that she'd come to love.

Nevertheless, she swore her temperature rose three degrees when he made not-so-subtle hints about what she should do with Grimm. Fox batted him playfully with one of her front paws. Maybe she should just be herself when seeing Grimm (or any lady she fancied) next. She'd never been much of a slow-burn kinda girl, so perhaps she needed to launch herself right into the physical part of the relationship without worrying about the emotional aspects. It had worked with Peregrine, after all!

Again, Peregrine changed the subject, though Fox wasn't concerned. He spoke of their (ever-growing) family and how he wanted to keep making babies... all of which was one hundred percent perfect in her mind. "It's too bad I don't get to choose when to get pregnant," she mused, "because I'd have another batch for us right now if I were capable." Even though the Firebirds looked grown up, Fox knew they had plenty of other growing up to do. They were still young and had much to learn before Fox and Peregrine could devote their attention to another round of children.

"But it can never hurt to try," she added, rolling onto her feet and giving Peregrine a sultry glance over her own shoulder. "Just think about all the things Grimm is going to do to me... and me to her," she added, toes flexing in the dirt. Truth be told, she still didn't know what they would do, but she had a feeling Peregrine did... which would explain his desire to see the two of them together (even if it was only in his head).