Silverlight Terrace a lovely night for stargazing and poorly behaving

Chai was a girl who had no problem voicing her opinion or stating the obvious. But, she usually tried to do so in such a way so as not to offend the other person. She didn't like hurting the feelings of others. To her, it was uncalled for, unless of course, someone had gone out of their way to hurt her first. Even if her relatives had been less than gentle in expressing their emotions around her, Chai still took the high road.

She caught the barest hints of his smile, holding his glacial blue eyes, rust ears pricking attentively. She gave two silent dips of her chin, listening patiently. From what he was describing, they sounded like a genuinely good pack. One word stood out to her the most, of those he said. Family. Oh how she missed her siblings many a time...longed to be back at their sides. But she needed this freedom. 

Her brows pinched together softly while looking at him as he had spoken. Gosh, Atticus looked so nervous. She saw no need. Ah but she was one to talk. She had gotten nervous a few times on her earlier encounters. Letting out of soft hum, she beat the ground with her tail gently. "They seem...ideal. Family....it's so important..." She trailed off distantly, hung up in thoughts of her own. Quickly she pulled herself back to the conversation. "Sounds worth checking out. But I can't make any promises until I meet them, face to face." First impressions were everything. She would go by her gut instinct. If she wasn't meant to join, then she would resume her search for a better fit.