She's not ignorant of the fact that it takes Felony much longer than normal to reach her. Perhaps she should have went to him instead - the thought crosses her mind as he emerges from the shadows nearby, his lithe body sliding easily into place next to her, their skin brushing together. She is also aware of how bad his limp has grown, and it worries her, even if she won't admit it out loud. The Felony she met so long ago it seemed, had been stronger than he was now. Although he wasn't much older than herself, it seemed his body wasn't quite able to keep up with the demands he placed on it. How much longer could he go before he exhausted himself completely? Before his leg became totally useless? Before he could no longer function on his own? A hundred questions raced through her mind, but she pushed them aside for the time being. They were not important right now.

You called? his gruff voice is like music to her ears, and she allows herself a moment to breathe him in, his scent filling her lungs and swimming in her head. To an outsider, he might smell dank and sour, but to her, his scent is like home; it reminds her of wet soil, cool water and moss, with a hint of something foreign she cannot name. It's a scent she will never get tired of, she is sure.

"Indeed I did." She purrs, turning her head to nibble lightly at his cheek. "Why, is there somewhere else you need to be?" She asks teasingly, a chuckle ghosting past her lips. "I wanted to discuss some things with you." She pulls away, her cocoa-colored eyes meeting his own wolfish gaze. She pauses for several beats, and then shifts a little closer to him, continuing. "You know how I said I hated children and would probably hate being a mother?" Another pause. "Well, I lied." She grins, leaning in again to brush her lips against his chin. "I want another child, and I'm sure you want another son. A healthier son. So why not?" Her proposal is very simple, really, and she's sure he won't hesitate in agreeing to it. "It's a win-win situation for both of us." She doesn't even stop to consider what might happen should she bear him a daughter, but that doesn't matter right now; they can figure that out when - and if - the time comes.