- Feb 9, 2023
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Life doesn't discriminate
Stuffed within his mouth was a mouse swaying limply as he padded forth on large paws. Burning amber eyes skim over the back of Whitepaw now that their ceremonies were over and the meeting below tall rock was adjourned. Coming to a halt beside the ivory molly, Adderpaw drops the rodent at his paws. "Congratulations..." He murmurs dryly, keeping his gaze forward whilst watching the hustle and bustle of clan life. He couldn't bring himself to look at her directly, not after dragging her through the sand and grit during their tug of war game. Not that it was fully intentional. Harrierpaw had annoyed him so much with his words that it caused him to go overboard with another. And of course, the moorland prince knew Whitepaw did not deserve that.
The tip of his tail flicks once then twice as the awkwardness of the tension continues to build. The silence nearly tangible until he breaks it with the muffled sound of prey sliding her way. Pride finally relenting now that they were alone for the most part. "Sorry." Adderpaw voices curtly, near vermillion eyes cutting to look down his nose at the smaller feline at his side. His ears burned from the mere gesture of apologizing alone. "For dragging you during tug of war." He finally clarifies, eyes glancing away again. "It wasn't intentional." Tone growing softer he lashes his tail a third time.(@whitepaw)
The tip of his tail flicks once then twice as the awkwardness of the tension continues to build. The silence nearly tangible until he breaks it with the muffled sound of prey sliding her way. Pride finally relenting now that they were alone for the most part. "Sorry." Adderpaw voices curtly, near vermillion eyes cutting to look down his nose at the smaller feline at his side. His ears burned from the mere gesture of apologizing alone. "For dragging you during tug of war." He finally clarifies, eyes glancing away again. "It wasn't intentional." Tone growing softer he lashes his tail a third time.(@whitepaw)
Between the sinners and the saints