Silver Creek To build a home

oh, she was cute!

harrison couldn't help but to find her unassuming nature and quiet whine to be appealing to him. already, he had thought that she would suit their group well. immediately, he was struck with a thought that had never crossed his mind before. if grayson was making all of the pairings in the pack, what if he took the best girl for himself? it would make sense, right? this girl seemed to be the ideal candidate for their culture and their lifestyle. something in the pale snake didn't want to even show her to his brother.

all of these thoughts played through his mind in rapid motion before he had even said so much as a word to the dark woman. it was foolish of him to even think that he could have a say in what was wanted – that this girl even desired to belong to their brood – and that grayson would truly allow him to take a woman that was not designated for him. the most that he could hope for was that his brother would smile on him when it came time for a pairing and would provide him with an ideal mate.

if not, harrison wasn't certain that he'd be able to keep it in his pants for just one gal.

the charmer noted the wagging of her tail, and his eyes trailed the length of her without pause as she moved to angle herself to the side. she was slim and attractive to him. knowing that he ought to have spoken, harrison cleared his throat quietly and then drew his crown upward with a charming smile planted on his dark lips. the light color of his eyes left the tail end of her and latched tightly to her face.

“hey there,” his gruff voice left much softer than he'd ever allowed it to before. “why don't you come on over here? it's chilly by the water.” harrison motioned with his muzzle for her to cross where the water was lower than anywhere else. the invitation was something that he hoped she would accept without second thought.