Ouroboros Spine Rhyming names

no table because I'm posting on an iPad -- I definitely like my laptop better xD

Seeing the road to the top suddenly cleared for her when she had just renounced was like receiving a punch to the gut for the yearling, who was just beginning to grasp the mysterious principles of life that dictated that whatever it was you desired would fly out of reach every time --that until, you stopped seeking. Whatever type of black magic that made the world turn like that was as repugnant as it was wonderful.
Though she held her deal with Mordecai still pure in her heart she could not help but wander if this sudden change in her Alpha would lead to a change in his decisions.
Not in the sense that it'd affect their arrangement -- but the way he had viewed her as.

Could it be that her incapable hands had suddenly turned into what the Spine needed?
Maybe.
Hopefully

Now as Cara scouted the little clearing surrounding the den she'd soon share with Kaname, she heard his voice rise through the air carrying the sound of her name into her ears along with.. what the fuck!. The little smile that had crawled into her features faded into a frown as she heard the Beta pronounce the bitch's name along with her own.

With her face contorted into a frigid scowl she attended her mate's calling, her tail always swishing defensively over her back as she approached him, waiting to see if the insolent 'obstacle' she had to mop the ground with would dare to show.

No wait.
Obstacle was too small of a word.
Mara was not only an obstacle for Cara, she was like the rock in her shoe that always made her cringe as she walked. Despite the funny similarity on the syllables of their names, Cara and Mara were completely incompatible, something that had been proved very well during their first encounter, more so when the pale yearling had to be the one teaching the girl rules of subordination.

In his eyes she saw his worries; and though she was afraid a part of her shared them her most egotistical portion of her kept claiming the female was nothing against her, what Kaname described as obstacle, for Cara was a barrier that would sooner or later be forced to crumble.