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Shanners · 01-15-2016, 06:29 PM

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Originally Posted by sweetpinkpixie

Kiera had her own bias when it came to creatures, preferring those of the Equus genus variety, but there was no denying that looking into the big eager eyes of a dog that made you feel appreciated. Still, she preferred her unicorns to the enthusiastic temperament of dogs - they were lovely, but only in short spurts otherwise they were too overwhelming for her gentle spirit.

"Well, he is certainly is a good sport for indulging your children," she giggled as she scratched Rockwell behind the ears and made soft kissy faces at him. "I don't think a cat would appreciate your children's fashion sense as much as Rockwell seems too." Laughing softly, Kiera moved to the other ear and ignored the slight tingle that was beginning to form in her kneecaps from squatting for so long.

And all the kissy faces for you, you charming creature. Kissy kissy kissy.

Of course, Rockwell was obsessed with the new burst of attention he was getting. Eliora was sure that he was thankful for hands that weren't caked in porridge or wielding make up for nails or lips or hair bows or a tutu and tiara. Honestly, thinking about it made her feel sorry for the woofer in her family and it definitely made her sure that getting a second dog was a bad idea and she shouldn't do it. "Mm, I doubt they see it as him indulging them." And she needed coffee. How long could a conversation continue before she needed another cup in her life? How long was it appropriate to leave her dog with a stranger so she could get coffee and flirt up a storm with some hotties.

She hadn't rated anyone really since Nate had left. She'd wanted to, oh she really had. But she had been hit by every sort of heartbreak possible for someone who didn't have feelings like that. It had included a few evenings in her house with ice cream and a few nights with friends and then an extensive amount of time at work, pretending that everything was okay.

Pretending.

But now it was okay. Now she wasn't going to let any man into her life. She didn't need them when she was doing so fine for herself. Briar would be going to school in a few years so it would just be Eli and Levi. No problems there.

"I'm not a cat person. At all.

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Shanners DMAC & DMC Manticore Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: whoville Posts: 43,360 Hogwarts RPG Name: Mozart Bronwyn #ee6600 Gryffindor Sixth Year Hogwarts RPG Name: Maebry Grimaldi #ff8d6d First Year x7 x5	∞ 17 \| RP entrepreneur \| defies gravity \| Miss George is flawless \| blanket burrito lyfe Quote: Originally Posted by sweetpinkpixie Kiera had her own bias when it came to creatures, preferring those of the Equus genus variety, but there was no denying that looking into the big eager eyes of a dog that made you feel appreciated. Still, she preferred her unicorns to the enthusiastic temperament of dogs - they were lovely, but only in short spurts otherwise they were too overwhelming for her gentle spirit. "Well, he is certainly is a good sport for indulging your children," she giggled as she scratched Rockwell behind the ears and made soft kissy faces at him. "I don't think a cat would appreciate your children's fashion sense as much as Rockwell seems too." Laughing softly, Kiera moved to the other ear and ignored the slight tingle that was beginning to form in her kneecaps from squatting for so long. And all the kissy faces for you, you charming creature. Kissy kissy kissy. Of course, Rockwell was obsessed with the new burst of attention he was getting. Eliora was sure that he was thankful for hands that weren't caked in porridge or wielding make up for nails or lips or hair bows or a tutu and tiara. Honestly, thinking about it made her feel sorry for the woofer in her family and it definitely made her sure that getting a second dog was a bad idea and she shouldn't do it. "Mm, I doubt they see it as him indulging them." And she needed coffee. How long could a conversation continue before she needed another cup in her life? How long was it appropriate to leave her dog with a stranger so she could get coffee and flirt up a storm with some hotties. She hadn't rated anyone really since Nate had left. She'd wanted to, oh she really had. But she had been hit by every sort of heartbreak possible for someone who didn't have feelings like that. It had included a few evenings in her house with ice cream and a few nights with friends and then an extensive amount of time at work, pretending that everything was okay. Pretending. But now it was okay. Now she wasn't going to let any man into her life. She didn't need them when she was doing so fine for herself. Briar would be going to school in a few years so it would just be Eli and Levi. No problems there. "I'm not a cat person. At all. __________________ [Grimoire]__________________________________________________ ____________