AmazingAeris

Lilly froze, and her eyes widened in surprised, before sliding shut again, and she sank into the kiss. Her arms wrapped around his neck, keeping him there, she was afraid ...

Lilly looked back at him, trying to read his thoughts like she did with animals, but she couldn't figure it out. Until she noticed his lips pucker. Her heart pounded ...

Lilly pulled in a little closer, their noses brushing together, and she basked in the warmth of his breath.

Lilly smiled up at him, her face growing dark red. Her heart pounded against his chest.

Lilly smiled at his happiness, and she felt her face warm. She laid next to him, burying her face in the collar of his shirt, steadily humming the tune.

Lilly left the bathroom, and when she noticed him having a nightmare, she sat by his stomach and stroked his head, humming a lullaby that her mother had sang to ...

Lilly had the quick, strong urge to lay beside him, but she ignored it and went down the hallway, locking the bathroom door and hopping in the shower.

Lilly glanced at Silver before looking back at RedBear. "Where's your bathroom?" she asked kindly, "I need a shower."

Lilly smiled back at Red and sipped the water, happy to have something to cure her dry tongue.

Lilly stood next to him to help him stay steady, blushing slightly at how close she had to be. "I'm sorry," she said, ashamed, "I had a bad dream, and ...

Lilly nodded and looked over to where RedBear lay. "Hey, Silver? Carol said he likes me, is that true?" she whispered

Lilly laid down, and as soon as her head hit the pillow, she was fast asleep. 3 hours later, Lilly woke up, startled from the nightmare that had haunted her ...

Lilly turned her head to the bathroom and nodded, "Alright," she said, "Well, I'm tired. Goodnight," she smiled at him and stretched, before heading upstairs to go to sleep.

"How about you sleep in your room, and I'll sleep down here," Lilly said, trying to be polite.

Lilly hopped off with him and headed inside, "So, where am I sleeping?" she asked, looking through her bag.