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Tayssi
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Rain lightly bit her lower lip as Josiah's thumb ran over her skin, feeling slightly nervous for some reason. However, he quickly withdrew his hand, careful not to hurt her in doing so and she lowered her gaze to the ground for a moment as she brought her hand back to her side. Behind Josiah, she heard the other man snicker and she looked over at him, seeing his arms were crossed over his tattooed chest as he watched the two of them with an amused expression. The man spoke and her brow furrowed slightly in confusion. She sneaked a glance at Josiah as he ran a hand down his face before he asked him to go get the other head patrols with a grunt. The large man turned and walked off with a laugh before he spoke, saying they needed some alone time. It was a drastic change from the man he had been towards her a few minutes ago. She could hear Josiah grumbling something under his breath and Rain grinned lightly, glad he was definitely not angry anymore.
Josiah had watched the other man for a while longer and Rain waited patiently for him to turn back and answer her question. He'd answer in his own time. When he finally turned towards her, she noticed he moved a hand to the back of his neck,tugging lightly on his hair. She wondered if it meant anything in particular, but she had no clear way of telling yet so put it to the back of her mind. Though he did seem kind of nervous for some reason. As he told her that he, too, would be teaching her combat, she couldn't the look of surprise she gave him. Why would he, the Alpha of the pack, teach someone like her how to control her Wolf's abilities plus teach her how to fight and protect herself? Even though he went on to say the trainers like to play dirty, she couldn't help but wonder why he'd offer to do it personally. Surely there were others who could train her. An Alpha of a pack of 140 would be very busy - would he really have the spare time to teach her anything?
Josiah son continued to talk about the pack and how not all would accept her, but not to get discouraged. That they would warm up to her. He smiled at her to try and show he was confident in his words. And though it was still slightly strained, it wasn't nearly as much as his last one had been. It even made him look rather handsome. She mentally scolded herself for that one. She shouldn't be thinking that. He was going to be her Alpha soon enough. She looked up at Josiah and flashed him a bright smile, "Alright," she said, "it's to be expected, really.. Doesn't make it any less.. shocking, though," she told him with a nervous chuckle.
Josiah had watched the other man for a while longer and Rain waited patiently for him to turn back and answer her question. He'd answer in his own time. When he finally turned towards her, she noticed he moved a hand to the back of his neck,tugging lightly on his hair. She wondered if it meant anything in particular, but she had no clear way of telling yet so put it to the back of her mind. Though he did seem kind of nervous for some reason. As he told her that he, too, would be teaching her combat, she couldn't the look of surprise she gave him. Why would he, the Alpha of the pack, teach someone like her how to control her Wolf's abilities plus teach her how to fight and protect herself? Even though he went on to say the trainers like to play dirty, she couldn't help but wonder why he'd offer to do it personally. Surely there were others who could train her. An Alpha of a pack of 140 would be very busy - would he really have the spare time to teach her anything?
Josiah son continued to talk about the pack and how not all would accept her, but not to get discouraged. That they would warm up to her. He smiled at her to try and show he was confident in his words. And though it was still slightly strained, it wasn't nearly as much as his last one had been. It even made him look rather handsome. She mentally scolded herself for that one. She shouldn't be thinking that. He was going to be her Alpha soon enough. She looked up at Josiah and flashed him a bright smile, "Alright," she said, "it's to be expected, really.. Doesn't make it any less.. shocking, though," she told him with a nervous chuckle.