The Need To Rebuild [Stormwind]

He locked eyes with her, carefully approaching. When he was close enough, he licked her neck once affectionately.

She heard him and she tensed, stopping and hesitantly looking to him.

He quietly followed, of course not really able to make much noise even if he'd wanted to stop her.

Once she finished eating, Lexi quietly excused herself, hoping to escape back to the room she had woken up in, her arms currently wrapped around herself.

The werewolf was eventually delivered a platter of the stuff, which he quickly dispatched, looking up at her occasionally, but mostly focused on wolfing down his food.

Lexi was hesitant and nervous as she ate, she had silently moved her chair out a bit if she had to make a break for it, glancing up every few seconds.

Martha returned with only a Lexi-sized portion of biscuits and sausage gravy, quickly setting the plate and a pot of coffee down for the girl before returning to serve the wolf, who finally seemed to notice her presence.

She looked toward the kitchen door, waiting for Martha to come back out.

Still deep in thought, the wolf waited expectantly for whatever meal she was preparing in the kitchen, resting his head on a forepaw.

She was nervous as he entered the room, as if on instinct her arm draped over her flat stomach.

The werewolf padded through the door, looking somewhat intimidating, but then casually pulling out one of the antiquated chairs and sitting down at the end of the long table, which seemed to be his usual spot. He didn't yet make eye contact with her, seeming distracted by something else instead.

Lexi jumped and she looked toward the door, her breathing picking up as she thought something was coming to get her.

Just then, there was the sound of heavy footfalls in the hallway outside, approaching the dining room.

Lexi sat in the chair and she placed a hand over her stomach, wondering if she was pregnant now, and if she was how long would the pregnancy be, she didn't know how long a gestation period of a werewolf was.

She nodded, pulling out a chair for Lexi at the long wooden dining room table. "I'll be right back!" She called over her shoulder as she ducked into the kitchen again.

"I'll eat anything really" She said quietly.

"Anything in particular I could get you?" She asked, a little of her maidly courtesy slipping and giving way to casual talk.

Lexi followed and looked around while walking, her eyes darting everywhere.

She lead Lexi down the hall, the walls wallpapered in red with gold vines winding across them. She led Lexi down a flight of stairs and into the kitchen.

Lexi looked up and slowly stood, pulling on what was left of her clothes and she followed.

"Great, follow me.  This place is huge."  She held the ornate oak door open for Lexi.

"I guess I can go for a little walk..." She mumbled.

"I can bring you up something, or you could leave this room for a while.". She suggested, looking over at her.  "He's in his study at the moment, he won't be out for quite some time."

"No... Nothing since yesterday" She said quietly, holding a pillow close and tightening a blanket around herself.

"Had breakfast yet?" She asked casually, having taken care of the werewolf's leftovers earlier.