Silvertip Mountain Mama, I'm a big girl now

Her muzzle lowered from her howl, and her gaze bore into him, not wavering, even as he sat down. What he said could have very well been true, but Adeline had no way of knowing whether it was or not. He asked what he could do, and Adeline thought for a moment. In her true stubbornness nature, she stuck to her guns. Yeah. You can wait for someone I do know to come and tell me that what you say is true. She would not give in on this, and hoped someone would come soon.

It had been a couple of months since Adeline had met anyone new, and so meeting strangers was not something she was accustomed to. Her generally positive and upbeat attitude had been replaced with aggression and unfriendliness at the first scent of him, and it would not soon depart unless one of her pack mates heeded her call.