Redhawk Caldera Blue Hours

He seemed to take her teasing in stride, another good sign. She wasn't shy about testing his temper either. Teya might not be the type to outright offend, not even as much as Bridget could at times, but she didn't deserve someone who wasn't understanding when feelings were hurt. If he disliked Reyes as much as he let on, she knew the comparison could have been taken worse.

Well, he was as nice as she remembered. She smiled, rubbing her pelt against a tree to her side. The scabs at her neck itched more than anything else, but she couldn't do much about it right now. Breaking them before they healed completely meant starting over again and no way she was messing up the healing Neon applied. Speaking of... she should go find her again sometime soon.

It was a nice thought, and she laughed easily at his pronouncement that not having friends was 'lame'. Agreed. Alright then. Last question, and maybe the most important one. How do you feel about kids having aunts and those aunts spoiling said kids? Her smile softened a bit, thinking of Sorana. She didn't know what the girl would think of Bronco, and she knew she was hurting after Reyes disappeared, more than she would allow anyone to know. Reyes had tried to keep her away at the start and her opinion of him had never recovered. She hoped Bronco would trust Teya's judgement a little more - but she'd already decided it wouldn't matter. Teya would be the only one allowed to chase her away if she decided she wanted to be a mother again.