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06-27-2016, 01:02 PM
curiosity killed the cat . satisfaction brought it back
Ada was not ignorant to the effect that her teasing had on Tembovu. Her mother had praised her for her observational skills once upon a time in Dorobo, and it certainly came in handy when dealing with Tembovu. She noticed the way he closed his eyes, the sighs, the twitch of every muscle as he tried to control his reaction to her. It only made her little game of cat and mouse more appealing to the cheetah. Her gaze met his when he turned his head to her and raised his brow. She half expected some snappy remark at how she was only dribbling water onto his wound, but when none came she grinned. "What's wrong, Temby?" She teased. "Cat got your tongue?"
Naturally he went with the easy bit of conversation that she'd offered when she'd asked how he'd gotten so beaten up. The answer made her grin. "Seems to me like she can handle herself against you." The cat chuckled. "But she's not the only one that can handle you." Ada teased. She winked at Tembovu before turning her attention back to the wound on his shoulder.
Her muzzle hovered just over his skin, close enough that he could probably feel her breath against his flesh. She'd had every intention of finally wiping the blood away from his wound, but his question stopped her. She drew away from him to glance around the grove. She hadn't known what it was called, but Tembovu had remedied that for her and she hadn't even had to ask him. "No real reason." She admitted. She'd simply been exploring Helovia, getting to know the place that was her new home. "But I guess it was a good decision to come here. I finally have you alone." She easily slipped right back into the teasing tone that she usually had with the Elephant King.
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