Firefly Ravine One year old and counting.

With Teci's help, they both lifted the soil away from her cache, sat there was a few pieces of food, some herbs and flowers, and resting on top, a auburn collar studded with a sleek light blue stones. But how could a wolf in the wild obtain such a domestic item?, a long story it is. 
Speaking before Teci could ask a question, she told the tale. 

'Rain's father gave it to me. After I grew pregnant, and I was banished from my pack, I went to visit him again in hope that maybe I could stay there. When I reached the farm, I softly called out for him, not wanting to attract the humans. A few minutes later, he arrived, meeting me by the end of the fence. (which I easily climbed over). I told him the news, and my problem, but he didn't react the way I hoped. He said that he was so glad to be a father, and that he loved me but, there was no way I could stay. The humans had noticed my presence, and apparently one of them was out to shoot me if I was in there grounds again. He told me it was far too dangerous for me to be there, and I should get going. I understood and was about to leave, until he told me to stay there for one more minute. He had scampered back into the house again, staying there for a short time before jumping right back, and brown ring in his muzzle. 
It was a light umber leather collar, turquoise gemstones studded around the ring. It was beautiful. He told me to take it. As a reminder of him and his love for me. We embraced one last time before the back door creaked open and I had to flee away back into the forest, the collar gripped in my jaws.'

Lifting the collar out of the dirt, she nosed the earth back over her cache. The colour had dulled over time, but the stones remained just as beautiful and bright.
The collar was much too small for herself, but realised it would be a perfect fit for Rain. The brown and blue colours would contract beautiful to her multicoloured fur. 
'What do you think? It doesn't fit me so, I thought it would be the perfect gift for her.'