Cas shrugged off the constant train of denials and shutdowns like they were nothing - which, to her, they were. She also didn't particularly mind when he just decided to stand up and leave; in fact, she rather respected him for it. "Fine, then," she said cheerfully, tail waving as she hopped into a puddle once again, splattering mud onto her pelt. "See you later, unnamed stranger with anger issues!" she called over her shoulder, and went back to playing.

Well, that hadn't exactly gone to plan, but perhaps it was better that she hadn't gotten to know him. Maybe it wasn't meant to be. At least it hadn't ended in an actual fight. But, still, she couldn't help but feel a tiny bit of regret in her heart; a sort of longing for what might have been.

She chased away that thought, and resolved herself to enjoy the rest of her day.