Arrow Lake my fairy companion

Jace would offer her the chance to be in the pack if he thought she wanted it, perhaps he would anyway. He was supposed to be recruiting actively for it, he just didn’t. He was not a social wolf usually, except on the rare occasion, so if another commanded his attention for a while, well then they were worth the effort to speak with.

Jace had never really paid attention to his eyes they were just there, just like he didn’t pay attention as his baby fat grew slowly into muscles and his limber gangly proportions, became less gangly. Again if was just something he didn’t pay any mind to, outward appearances were not all that important to him. He noticed them sure, but her preferred to find out the inner appearance of another.

He chuckled Sorry I didn’t mean to startle you there. I suppose I should have told you I was jumping. He stood still as she studied the already healing wounds from the foxes. The one above his eye was finally starting to close even. Jace took a deep breath and looked at her and the vulnerability she was showing. Curses on top of curses to his gentle heart, why couldn’t he be cold and calculated instead of open and honest and caring, sometimes he wanted to send those warm feelings straight to hell.

He spoke softly as he gently bumped her head with his muzzle. I don’t think you were being selfish imp, I think you were just frightened, those foxes weren’t much bigger than you, and I’m not exactly charmingly handsome when I’m fighting for my life, I’m probably very scary and ugly and dark. SO it is only natural that you were scared, and besides you made up for it, when you made me run too. You didn’t leave me there alone the second time. he shrugged. He really felt that she wasn’t selfish just scared, and besides even if she was selfish, everyone had flaws, no one was perfect.