this used to be the place i ran towhenever i was in need
of a friend
[size=3]why did it have to end[/size]
He wasn’t sure if she was able to do what he was instructing her to do because she hadn’t said anything, but he was going to guess that she wasn’t able to since those that were able to usually ended up emitting a soft gasp of sorts when it happened. No gasp had come from her, but he could feel her moving her paw around on the rock since he was standing with his side against hers. That was okay, though, because he knew that not everyone could just let go of what they were already used to in order to pretend they were blind. And that really was okay.
And then she was facing him. He could feel her warm breath on his face. Yildun didn’t pull away or shift his head, choosing to remain as he was, feeling her warmth on his face. Other than his sister, he hadn’t been near anyone else in a long time. He had gone from being the blind kid that invaded everyone’s personal space because he craved touch to being the stand-offish young male that didn’t want to allow anyone near him because he was afraid of abandonment and getting hurt. He knew that his heart wouldn’t be able to take anymore hurt for a long time.
When she spoke, her words and the feel of her warm breath on his face caused a slight bolt of electricity to run down his spine. Don’t let it be confused with something sexual in nature, though. It was purely a warmth that he hadn’t felt in a very long time. She bumped her nose against his and his tail swayed a little more, his smile grew a little wider. “May I?” he asked, softly, motioning to her face with his nose and giving her a moment to answer. He merely wanted to see her in the only way that he was able to; touch. But he would respect her answer if she were to say no.