[No, the cold doesn't bother Jill, but the feeling of being cast adrift again very much does, and she knows she needs to be somewhere she can relax. Somewhere she belongs.
Slowly, she stops petting Alder before smoothing his feathers back in place. Tea and good company sounds perfect. Far more than she'd have expected from the night, which she thought she'd spend wandering around with Torgal until sleep forced her to find shelter for them both.]
I would love that.
[And so she rises to her feet and waits for Joshua to lead them indoors.]
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Slowly, she stops petting Alder before smoothing his feathers back in place. Tea and good company sounds perfect. Far more than she'd have expected from the night, which she thought she'd spend wandering around with Torgal until sleep forced her to find shelter for them both.]
I would love that.
[And so she rises to her feet and waits for Joshua to lead them indoors.]