Duskfire Glacier with fists like atom bombs

Part of her hadn't expected him to even consider her offer; he seemed like a wolf that preferred to be alone, or at least with a more militant, rigid pack. Her face lit up, and she nodded, wagging her tail. "You should come," she said warmly, grinning. "We're all pretty nice. They took me in when I didn't really have anyone else. They've become my family."

It was true. Lily wasn't sure if she would ever love anyone more than Mum or Daddy or her brothers and sisters, but Ali, Lana and Korei occupied very high places in her heart. They were her siblings by choice, anyway, even if they didn't think the same of her. She would be happy to welcome Vilkas into her friend-family as well.

Speaking of the friend-family. . . "I should get back. I like to be home before dark," she remarked, not caring how absurd that might sound. Despite her shadowy fur, she did not much like the shadows, and they were surely growing longer outside. "It was very nice to meet you. . .and I hope I see you again."