Whether she would acnowledge the fact or not and regardless of whose eyes they were looking through he considered her attractive. It didn't mean he would treat her differently or try to talk her into nefarious actions. It was merely a fact that he was aware of. Hollowpoint had long ago stopped being drawn to women for looks alone. There was a time when he was a ladies man and enjoyed the flesh more than most other things, but circumstances changed. He had lost that which was most important and it tended to put things in perspective.

Her voice continued to put a smile on his face. The uniqueness of her accent was beyond captivating and for a moment there was a pang of jealousy that his heritage was not so colorful. Her answer to his question was less than informative but he couldn't have cared less. “How else am I supposed to find out all these interesting facts about you?” Honestly he could have stood there for hours firing question after question at her, but obviously that was not going to happen.

He adjusted his weight trying to find a more comfortable posture before looking back to her stark blue eyes. What was he supposed to do now that she had taken questions off the table? He cleared his throat, looked around at the rolling hills for a moment, and generally tried to think of anything clever to say. “Nice weather we're having today.... This is the Ridge, by the way.”

Well at least it wasn't a question.

stallion // mixed // fifteen.three // eight // bay dun tobiano [Ee/Aa/Dd/nT] // riley
beckett x summer