Duck Lake sweet dreams

The fee would be your services. Cam scanned the other for traces of what he meant, but the white furred male was very neutral. Cam was extremely expressional, his face betrayed him more often than his words. Now was one of those times, in which confusion and fear had lit his features. He swallowed, suddenly coming to his senses and realizing that he'd gotten himself into a bit of trouble. His brain, fogged up with stress, exhaustion and hunger, hadn't thought much about what he would do, and now some lone male was asking for his 'services.'

He stepped back again as the white wolf stepped forwards, nearing the crystalline lake's edge. The next question was definitely not what he expected. His eyes widened, realizing what the older boy meant. No he'd never been with a boy before. Or anyone, for that matter. The thought of being with another was frightening to him, but also a little tempting. He didn't know what to feel about the matter, but he did know that he wanted his first time to be with someone special. Not some random boy who he made a deal with. Uh, well... He said with a flustered smile.

That predicament was over quickly, and the white male gave an amused smile. A twisted sense of humor, not that Cam minded. But he wasn't too fond of the joke being placed on him. His nose twitched slightly, he was clearly uncomfortable. Anything else I could do for you oh keeper of the lake? He said, but what cut off when the other shifted his glance towards the lake. He followed his gaze, and his next words surprised him. Five fish, or three big ones? Rubbish! He could hardly catch one. He was tired has hell, five fish wasn't going to happen. Once again he opened his stupid mouth to comment.

Five fish! Five fish he says, I can't catch you five whole fish. And even if I did, I'd rather eat them myself than give them all to you. I might as well choose the other option if that's all I get. It was quite snippy, his first few words came out with a laugh of disbelief. If things went much further, he knew he'd have to leave. For now the boy was simply testing his luck.