Nova Peak [m]elancholic winter

She seemed so small beside him. He wanted to refuse her apology because they were signs of weakness, and he refused to let her be weak any longer; they were together now and that made them strong. Yet he felt a stirring in his belly when she spoke, and rumbled a pleasant note in his chest, unable to make the words flow.

Kigipigak drew in a breath of her and lightly groomed at the fur between her shoulders, which was much more physical contact than he was known for giving, but he could not help himself.

I'm glad you followed.

I'd follow you anywhere. He replied as he lifted his teeth from her russet fur.