Silver Creek Silver Waters

He didn't miss the subtle rumble of her belly, and realized that he too might need to start looking for a meal if he wanted to eat before the night came. She hid her tiredness well, for he didn't notice it on her. Perhaps it was her interest in him, in their conversation. He smirked, already knowing her answer, and rolling his eyes at the 'just might' statement. 

"You'd have no choice. If I lingered near the borders just to meet with you, you'd be incredibly rude to ignore me." He gave her a look that was matter-of-fact, both brows raised in a 'what can you do' fashion. He stood then and shook himself. His fur was nearly dry after their run and their conversation, only the tips remained wet. "I think we must part for now, sadly. I have wasted much of your day, or made it worthwhile, whichever fits." He offered another roguish smile. "Perhaps the next time we meet we can do so as packmates. Mention me to Spring, if you get the chance. Talk me up." He winked at her, knowing her silver tongue and quick wit would be good for the job. Although she could just as easily slice him down.