She chewed happily on the twig, laid out on her back between two large sturdy forelegs. The wisp of wood, once rough and flavourful, was now smoothed and bland in the middle where she munched on it, tasting only like her saliva. The moisture had softened its thin bark, which had weakened it and let her slowly gnaw the layer away. Her ministrations were applied with no kind of finesse or deliberation, only the repeated and stubborn behaviour she exhibited often. There was a quiet, content 'nyang' in the back of her throat with every chomp, her satisfaction unhidden as she held the twig in place with curled paws and slobbered all over it.
Her bright blue eyes stared straight upwards, unwavering, at the single yellow orb which gazed back, lost in a sea of blackness which reminded her of her own fur, and the similarity pleased her just as much as her chew toy. He had fallen silent for a moment, and she'd been waiting expectantly, but when a few too many heartbeats passed with no more words, she paused in her nyanging, tiny ears pushing forward in curious and displeased acknowledgement of the fact he'd stopped. Why would he stop? Bennet loved the sound of his voice.
With a squawk, muffled and distorted as the twig pressed down on her pink tongue, she demanded he continue.