AINO
Aino had heard. Looking up, she looked sternly at her mother. Then at Sah; but on seeing the bewildered look on his face she snorted and began to cackle, quietly and to herself. Waving a hand for the young man to come over and help, she tried not to grin too widely at him. Or laugh too hard.
There was no hiding her amusement though.
"Looks like you've been adopted," she teased him, handing over a plate and pointing to some towels; his job would be to dry off the dishes. "Don't argue, if you know what's good for yerself. Ma keeps bringing people home - it's her hobby, I think."
"It is not!" came a protest from the couch. Aino ignored it.
"Think of it what you will, Sah. Just..." Frowning softly into the soapy water, the woman flicked some bubbles from her fingers and rested palms at the edge of the sink. "Well. If ya need somewhere to go. Or, ye know... want a family. We've got room."
And since Ilma had seemingly made up her mind about this, the young wolf really did not have much to say on the matter. Aino didn't mind either way, if her lack of protests was any indication.
There was no hiding her amusement though.
"Looks like you've been adopted," she teased him, handing over a plate and pointing to some towels; his job would be to dry off the dishes. "Don't argue, if you know what's good for yerself. Ma keeps bringing people home - it's her hobby, I think."
"It is not!" came a protest from the couch. Aino ignored it.
"Think of it what you will, Sah. Just..." Frowning softly into the soapy water, the woman flicked some bubbles from her fingers and rested palms at the edge of the sink. "Well. If ya need somewhere to go. Or, ye know... want a family. We've got room."
And since Ilma had seemingly made up her mind about this, the young wolf really did not have much to say on the matter. Aino didn't mind either way, if her lack of protests was any indication.
Come and conquer, drop your bombs
Cross my borders and kill the calm
Cross my borders and kill the calm
