Blackberry Fields Difference In Finding

The male remained without silent, and she eyed him carefully. Maybe he couldn't speak, and she wasn't going to ask. He was happy, he'd have a full meal, and he did not argue with her. That's all that mattered, she didn't much want him to sit and watch her eat. They were somewhat equals, she'd think enough to eat the deer at the same time. She was still cautious of the stranger, and watched his actions closely. He dug in without a care, and she smiled simply by the fact she'd help.

Standing by the deer's side she grabbed at whatever meat could be pulled without to great of effort. She hadn't thought she was very hungry, digging into the fresh deer meat she ate more than what she normaly would have. She noticed he was finishing off, and she waited for the tiny whisper of a word. She recieved not one, instead he tipped his head, smiled, and dissapered into the surrounding fog. Jaysyek smiled likewise, wondering where the yearling would be going. Maybe he'd come back after she left. She didn't know, and her eyes cast around for a hint of him or another. She was alone in the quiet downpour. Having her fill, and a damp coat she took one last glance to the deer remains feeling they would not go to waste. Slowly the silver stroked female made her own departure to find shelter out of the rain.
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