A Furry Problem

I've had much worse, he'll agree with me, Byron countered as he watched her back off. Alert brown eyes watched her move about the room even as he settled back into his chair, tried to stay still even. All predatory almost, or like a guard dog defending his territory as she spoke and he tried to not take it too much to heart. Just tried to take it as her caring and being concerned and not a direct attack at him.

Not being unprofessional approaching a dog, He grumbled, more like himself as he started to bounce his leg up and down, clasping his hands together in front of him as he leaned forward in the chair he'd claimed for himself, a plush armchair near the balcony entrance. We like and very much embrace mabari in this country, Fran. It's more odd if I didn't approach it and greet it and try to find where it's owner is.

Again back to defending the dog and consequently himself as he chewed on his lip. Because of course Fran had to get sappy at him at the end and actually make him feel guilty. Glad someone thinks so. Doesn't mean I won't do dumb shit.

@Franziska Wulff