Silver Creek Silver Waters

He smirked at her reply, laughing that she'd returned the comment rather than being upset by it. "I'm sure there is. I'm still not convinced of my worthiness for mentoring. What if one of my students were to get jealous of the others? Hm? Then what would I do?" He winked at her playfully, obviously implying she would be the jealous one. He really enjoyed her laughter, she was so free and open with it. He was happy to see it, especially knowing the pack had recently gone through a famine and a great many other things.

She wiggled at him and he arched his brow, laughing with her. He hadn't laughed this much in a long time. It was nice, very nice. He chuckled as she mentioned his thinking highly of her. "Such confidence! How do you know I meant you?" He smirked, but then shook his head, dismissing his statement as a joke. He also didn't take offense to her comment, clearly the shortage couldn't be defeated by a single strong male joining (him), they'd need more. If only there were more of him. "It's earned. All the females I've met here, and that's mostly what I've met, seem more than capable of operating with a shortage or not. Is there something in the water here, other than you of course?"

With every wolf he met he found he liked Silver Creek more and more. Amber was no exception, and he was looking forward to being able to pester her in the future on her own turf. He was looking forward to holding those wished above her head, too.