Fox's Glade Second Decisions

ulysses must have become aware of the boy's gentle pressure, for the larger creature had begun to flaunt himself, posture.
flirt.
a pride flushed the young madman. he knew himself attractive, charismatic, but to have such masculine approval was new, heady. he should have been wary, perhaps, but was anything but.
charmed, surprised, cunning; merrick thought swiftly of how he might use this occurrence to his advantage.
"dark jobs," he chirped back, deliberately vague. "not the sort of thing 'good boys' do?"
copperlight surveyed silver; was ulysses too righteous for this kind of task?