Love was such an odd concept. The idea of trusting another being with everything you had. All of your secrets, everything you hold near and dear being shared with someone who could very well walk out on you without a second glance. The whole idea of the notion was nerve wrecking and Cheveyo couldn't be happier to honestly say she had never loved another equine. Of course, she loved Kwahu with everything she had, but his death had left her lost and alone with only the training he had spent endless hours teaching her in order for her to survive.
Blinking long ivory lashes over orchid pools a time or two to be sure that there would be no tears welling at the brims of her lids before looking at the lynx standing on the stallion's back with a crazy grin plastered across it's feline features. Looking at the creature, Cheveyo couldn't help but allow a smile of her own to settle on her rosy kissers, the lynx and her bonded were so very different in their expressions it was quite hilarious to see such a happy-go-lucky companion with a much more sullen equine. But she supposed that was the whole point of having a companion, to give you that taste of life that otherwise your personality wouldn't allow you to have. She suspected her companion would be quite like the lynx, but very...very mannered.
The stallion's movement caught Chev's attention and drew it away from the feline and just in time as she caught his smoky kissers moving as if he was speaking again but she couldn't quite catch onto what exactly he was staying even with her chestnut harks strained forwards. As his lips ceased to move the mare allowed her harks to relax once more, dissapointed that her sense of hearing wasn't quite strong enough to cling onto the words that the stallion had allowed into the air. Sighing softly the mare allowed her pinked orbs to drift up to the ceiling where she stared in awe of the wonders that Mother Earth hid beneath the crust of her wonderful creations. It was astounding what treasures the earth held and one day she hoped to see the rest of the wonders that her Helovia had to share. As she was inwardly gawking at the amazing structure she found herself standing in with the handsome green eyed stallion, she felt as if something or someone was watching her.
Lowering her skull the mare's orchid orbs caught the gaze of the emerald pools to which she offered a smile. It was strange to think that he had been looking at her; did she have some kind of strange deformity that she hadn't been made aware of until now? Was she really that ugly that he felt the need to stare? Cheveyo knew she didn't care for her pelt and her tresses as many other mares did, but she wasn't here to be pretty and some kind of poster child for a herd. She was raised to be a fighter and a fighter she would be. But as her copycat question fell from her velvets she instantaneously regretted it as the light quickly left the stallion's eyes as the smile fell from his kissers. "Fine." Note's short response left her wondering more. But she didn't think now was the time to be asking any kind of personal questions, they hardly knew each other. Just the brief meeting in which he practically had ran out on her...not that she blamed him after she ran into him so rudely. And then now, with the few words that had been exchanged she was already on the fast track to fucking it up.
As the bay fidgetted around on his hooves Cheveyo took a wary step forwards closing the distance between them enough that she could reach her rosy maw out to him. Brushing her kissers against his cheek in a comforting gesture the mare smiled and bumped him gently before allowing a whisper of words to flow from her vocal chords. "I'm sorry." She wasn't exactly sure what she was sorry for, other than asking a question that the warrior had expected to be polite. But all she knew was that if he left again, so abruptly like the last time, her mood would be all but depressed.


"Speech"
Tag;; @[Note]
Words;; Seven Hundred and Twenty Six
OOC;; I luff dem