Cedar Sweep That's a lot of damage

His reaction frightened her, and she jumped back and lowered herself to the ground, ears falling in submission. She remained frozen there for a few moments, the memory of his teeth brandished in her direction making hurt bloom in her chest. But his soft, concerned words broke through her fear and confusion, and it became clear that he hadn't meant to snap at her. Slowly, she sat up, gaze lingering on her paws before she finally lifted it to meet his. I'm okay, she quietly assured him. I'm sorry; I didn't mean to startle you. Her ears fell once more, and she swallowed. I was worried, and when I found you—I thought you were dead or seriously injured. She had panicked and not thought through the situation completely. I was worried and didn't think.