Ashley-May did her best to try and ignore the banter between Mac and Addy, it was clear neither of them were going to relent, however when Mac suggest that Addy either become a partner judge, she turned a glare at her partner. She was about to make a remark about being ‘loaned out’ when Addy returned fire. She could only just shake her head and dig into her meal, hoping the fire on her face would dissipate soon.
Mackenzie smirked at Adelaide’s suggestion and winked in return however Will’s arm and serious turned drowned out the playfulness that had been around the table. She leaned in to kiss his forehead gently, not that they had a great height discrepancy at the moment; the man was nearly as tall seated as she was standing. “I’m good. I eat anything before tonight I’ll end up sick.” She patted her stomach slightly. “Feeling nauseous.”
She did not miss the meaningful look Ash gave her, and knew immediately what the other woman suggested. “No Ash, as much as you wish it to be true: I am not pregnant. There are enough Cannonachs’ running around out there on the loose; no one needs any more of us.” She felt the pressure of today already bearing down on her. The colony and Will trusted her judgement about the Nest, about bringing Franklin and his vampires here to help them with the pack, but Chase’s last words to here were not to trust Franklin and it worried her he was right. Not to mention at some time she would have to deal with her brothers and father here, alive or not and she certainly wasn’t sure she was ready –she doubted she ever would be.
She set the mug on the table and gave Will’s shoulder a squeeze. “I have a lot to do today so I hope you’re alright to get your troops in order without me.” She had been helping Will organize his men and women, helping in training and the like, but she had things to prepare for Ash’s trip and a man she needed to speak with beforehand.
Emile nodded as Chase stated he would be careful and he would keep an eye on Morgan. Emile expected all kinds of trouble tonight – he knew there would be plenty of resentful colonist’s to contend with, but at least if Chase and Morgan kept close together he would have just a little less to worry about. He glanced to the plate in front of him once more, knowing that he needed to eat a decent meal before getting people organized for the evening so he reached out and dragged the dish closer, resuming his meal.
“Morgan warn me,” He started between bites, but did not make eye contact with the younger man, an attempt to keep his smile concealed. “That you like, erm. Ques’est le mot….” He glanced to the dictionary at the counter, but decided against it. “You like the laisse et les collier. Plus now the museau. Je n’ai jamais imaginé you be interested in servité, you like I tie you up?”
Morgan shook her head slowly as she came to sit next to Andy on the ground. “No, I don’t ever wish I wasn’t who I was.” She admitted, but gave Andy a slow smile. “It’s different where I’m from.” She said, glancing around them to the woods. “Far different from here. We have a town, a community of people like us, werewolves and humans. Even some other supernatural things come and live with for a time, and everyone knows what we are there.” She picked idly at the grass as she spoke. “I went to school, graduated. I was going to go to college but, well, all of this started and I made my decision that the pack needed me more than me getting a degree in esthetics.” She sighed and looked to Andy. “Here it’s just… horrible. None of the humans know what we are, and those that do try and kill us, but we’re not monsters, event those of us that have fallen.” She knew Andy was mournful for the innocent that she had killed to feed on. “But even humans have their own monsters, look at Thomas. He killed another human just for being associated with a wolf –and not even one from the pack. They have murder and rapists, so they aren’t any better than we are really.”
She nudged Andy’s foot with her own. “When you come home with us to the North, back to Borseit you’ll see the difference. This,” She waved her hand around the campsite and the other pack members here. “Is not what it’s like there, I promise.”
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Mackenzie smirked at Adelaide’s suggestion and winked in return however Will’s arm and serious turned drowned out the playfulness that had been around the table. She leaned in to kiss his forehead gently, not that they had a great height discrepancy at the moment; the man was nearly as tall seated as she was standing. “I’m good. I eat anything before tonight I’ll end up sick.” She patted her stomach slightly. “Feeling nauseous.”
She did not miss the meaningful look Ash gave her, and knew immediately what the other woman suggested. “No Ash, as much as you wish it to be true: I am not pregnant. There are enough Cannonachs’ running around out there on the loose; no one needs any more of us.” She felt the pressure of today already bearing down on her. The colony and Will trusted her judgement about the Nest, about bringing Franklin and his vampires here to help them with the pack, but Chase’s last words to here were not to trust Franklin and it worried her he was right. Not to mention at some time she would have to deal with her brothers and father here, alive or not and she certainly wasn’t sure she was ready –she doubted she ever would be.
She set the mug on the table and gave Will’s shoulder a squeeze. “I have a lot to do today so I hope you’re alright to get your troops in order without me.” She had been helping Will organize his men and women, helping in training and the like, but she had things to prepare for Ash’s trip and a man she needed to speak with beforehand.
Emile nodded as Chase stated he would be careful and he would keep an eye on Morgan. Emile expected all kinds of trouble tonight – he knew there would be plenty of resentful colonist’s to contend with, but at least if Chase and Morgan kept close together he would have just a little less to worry about. He glanced to the plate in front of him once more, knowing that he needed to eat a decent meal before getting people organized for the evening so he reached out and dragged the dish closer, resuming his meal.
“Morgan warn me,” He started between bites, but did not make eye contact with the younger man, an attempt to keep his smile concealed. “That you like, erm. Ques’est le mot….” He glanced to the dictionary at the counter, but decided against it. “You like the laisse et les collier. Plus now the museau. Je n’ai jamais imaginé you be interested in servité, you like I tie you up?”
Morgan shook her head slowly as she came to sit next to Andy on the ground. “No, I don’t ever wish I wasn’t who I was.” She admitted, but gave Andy a slow smile. “It’s different where I’m from.” She said, glancing around them to the woods. “Far different from here. We have a town, a community of people like us, werewolves and humans. Even some other supernatural things come and live with for a time, and everyone knows what we are there.” She picked idly at the grass as she spoke. “I went to school, graduated. I was going to go to college but, well, all of this started and I made my decision that the pack needed me more than me getting a degree in esthetics.” She sighed and looked to Andy. “Here it’s just… horrible. None of the humans know what we are, and those that do try and kill us, but we’re not monsters, event those of us that have fallen.” She knew Andy was mournful for the innocent that she had killed to feed on. “But even humans have their own monsters, look at Thomas. He killed another human just for being associated with a wolf –and not even one from the pack. They have murder and rapists, so they aren’t any better than we are really.”
She nudged Andy’s foot with her own. “When you come home with us to the North, back to Borseit you’ll see the difference. This,” She waved her hand around the campsite and the other pack members here. “Is not what it’s like there, I promise.”
Safton
Crono
T That_Irish_Person