07-30-2014, 08:01 AM
Sierra was a little nervous. It's not like this was a real date, like date date. At least she didn't think it was, it hadn't sounded like one. But ... Sierra gave up worrying about it. Snow kept sending her worried images. He didn't understand what was wrong. And the images he sent weren't always the most benign. Some were what some would call erotic. To a wolf, a mate was good, pups better. Sierra blushed at most those sendings and could not get them from her head.
She was very grateful that Snow had to stay in her apartment while she went to the coffee shop. He wasn't happy. But Sierra was glad to be away from any embarrassment that he could induce. But he knew Calvin, he could speak to him just the same as her from a distance. Sierra prayed he would not. That was the last thing she needed.
The sun was bright, and warmed the air to a temperature that felt warmed compared to the past days. Sierra missed her own home, the temperature wasn't quite so cold.
Calvin stood outside the shop waiting. Sierra would have gone inside. She smiled at him. "Hi."
She didn't wait for him to open the door, she wanted to get inside where it was warmer, coffee would be great too. Once inside she turned and took off her coat of deer skin and smiled. "How you doing?"
The coffee shop smelled wonderful, Sierra's stomach rumbled at the delicious smells. The baked goods and the brewing coffee, there was no better mixture of flavors, except maybe smoking meat.
She was very grateful that Snow had to stay in her apartment while she went to the coffee shop. He wasn't happy. But Sierra was glad to be away from any embarrassment that he could induce. But he knew Calvin, he could speak to him just the same as her from a distance. Sierra prayed he would not. That was the last thing she needed.
The sun was bright, and warmed the air to a temperature that felt warmed compared to the past days. Sierra missed her own home, the temperature wasn't quite so cold.
Calvin stood outside the shop waiting. Sierra would have gone inside. She smiled at him. "Hi."
She didn't wait for him to open the door, she wanted to get inside where it was warmer, coffee would be great too. Once inside she turned and took off her coat of deer skin and smiled. "How you doing?"
The coffee shop smelled wonderful, Sierra's stomach rumbled at the delicious smells. The baked goods and the brewing coffee, there was no better mixture of flavors, except maybe smoking meat.