Grouse Thicket [m] four because i always come prepared

He instructed her to eat the fat frogs, but her hunger was not for food. She was sick of being told what to do, where to go, whom to marry. Some part of her had thought that would solve the hole in her heart, but it had only widened it. This stranger had not filled that hole — HEHEH — and he would not fill it with food, either. Diantha brushed past the frogs, her muzzle coming beneath his chin, seeking warmth in another primal embrace.