Swiftcurrent Creek pardesi

did she regret what she had done? their act who's implications she understood clearly, and would have accepted joyfully had conditions for the pair been vastly different. their animosity had faded to friendliness, and yet she found it difficult to determine exactly where they stood. where not lovers better to raise children? but her fathers first few litters had lacked a parent, or mated parents, or all of the above - and hadn't they turned out fine? her questions cluttered her mind, but above them all, she wondered if she was wasteful in her worry. until now, she considered herself the type not to do just that, but much had changed in the past few weeks alone. 

there comes a man, burly and certainly capable of being intimidating should he have set his mind to it. "I am Dawn, and this is Aditya. We're looking for a home." she's certain in her words, yet her gaze shifts for a moment to Aditya, offering him the chance to speak, silently wondering if they should mention the possibility - slim and far away as it seems - that they number more than two.