Another chance? (Avery)

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Bounceleap sighed, looking upon the crystal clear water. It was quiet beautiful, and he couldn't help but be jealous. It was ridiculous to feel jealous of water, but there he was, feeling that dreaded emotion.

Looking across the water, he hoped to be accompanied by somecat. He hated being alone, and he wasn't going to star liking it now. He flicked his tail, watching.

Waiting.

[Avery]

Heartbreak
Torture
Toms.

Larkdapple sighed as she padded out of her territory towards the Pond of Truce. It wasn't that she purposefully looked for bad toms... it was just that she seemed to be drawn to the worst type out there. Cocky, ignorant and cold. They seemed to be attracted to her for all the wrong reasons. She was tall, but plumper then most she-cats as she stopped training after turning into a warrior, and so she had slightly let herself go. Her dark torishell coat mixed with soft brown eyes still captured hearts though, and she was still considered "pretty." Except toms seemed to think she was weak and gullible, which was the truth. She was easily manipulated when tom's spoke of soft words filled with cheesy pick up lines, and it wouldn't be long for her be walked all over by them. Her current ... thing was with Rizen. A handsome loner who she had happened to bump into one night. Larkdapple couldn't help but feel the nag she got whenever she thought of him... the cat was trouble and she knew it. Seeing the cold water's of the Pond of Truce she released the breath she hadn't realized she was holding. They were so calming and soothing out here, compared to the roaring river that ripped through her territory. She loved coming here to think. To her surprise a cat's frame quickly came to view and she paused nearby him, unsure of how he was or how friendly he was.

"Uhm. Hello." She meowed

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Bounceleap couldn't help but smile at the sight of company. He didn't really care that she was a she-cat, for he was just glad he wasn't alone. Of course, no matter how much he wanted her to talk, he could force her. However, when she did make the first move, he was surprised, not just because she was a girl, but because she didn't really seem to want to talk.

He gladly returned the hello, his voice soft and warm, "Hi! I'm Bounceleap, you know, from Leafclan?"

Sure, he may have been a bit straight-forward, but that was perfectly fine. He didn't mind if he was vulnerable because he had nothing to lose. What did he have to lose? All he had left was his sister, and she really didn't much to help him.

Watching her, he felt a bit lighter on his paws, and he gazed upon her with a curious, yet softened, look.