Redhawk Caldera All black everything.

She looked. . . relieved. That wasn't what he was expecting. They saw little of one another every day, but it was every day; there was a lot to do with their hungry little ones caught in the middle. When Towhee voiced the same sentiment Reyes smirked. Even if it felt like they were leagues apart because of their different duties, they were of a similar mind.

Not much time for just us. he finished the sentence for her. Next came a small stretch, arching his back and pushing his front legs away from himself until his elbows popped, and he could shake out his shoulders. Rain caught in the finer hairs not marred by mud, not that he would notice. When he settled again it was with an emphatic huff; not that she'd hear it.

Want me to find us a sitter? Whisk you away to do whatever you want. His smirk became more cheeky, his brows raising suggestively for a moment.