The Carnivore

Lilly watched his house fade into the distance, and Carol noticed, "So, how's your new boyfriend?" she teased, and this time, Lilly smiled.

Silver smiled at RedBear "sure mate...im kinda surprised they didnt see me..."he hopped down and walked inside the house "so how was her stay?" He asked as he sat in a chair

RedBear blushed, but only slightly. "Nothing really, we just came home went to sleep and chat a bit. RedBear knew how close Silver paid attention to details. He tried to make himself stop blushing. 'He's gonna know something was up.' He though to himself, praying he wouldn't notice.

Silver just smiled as he looked at RedBear "lad ive been out here all night....ye don't need to hide a thing..."

"One, how did you figure out where I lived? And two, don't you think that's a little creepy?" RedBear said beginning to make breakfast. "Whatcha want for breakfast." RedBear said as he walked into the kitchen

Silver laughed "okay lad..one...ye invited me one time remember...and two..." Silver bumped RedBear out of the way with his hip "im cooking"

"No I haven't and I no, I am." RedBear bumped his shoulder against him. "I'll be cooking for my guest."

Lilly was so glad she had convinced Carol to ask Red if she could move in. She laughed on her walk back to his house, Carol was sick of driving, and Lilly didn't want her to be angry. Lilly knocked on his door lightly, her smile never leaving, as she waited for him to answer.

"Hold on Silver someone's at the door." RedBear walked over to the door and opened it. His face turned red, partially from surprise. "Hey Lilly." He smiled. "What are you doing here?" RedBear asked.

"Hey, Red," she smiled back, "I actually came to ask you something. Do you know when you asked if I could move in with you? Well, I brought it up with Carol, and she's fine with it. Is it still an offer?"

RedBear's smile grew bigger. "Yes, definitely. We were just about make breakfast." RedBear moved out of the way to allow Lilly in. "Come on in, and what would you like for breakfast." RedBear said, his smile slowly growing bigger.

Lilly smiled back and stepped inside, "Just one of those flakey, buttery biscuits. If you have any."

"Yep I have those." RedBear closed the door. "Silver wants to challenge my cooking, so we might get twice as much." RedBear laughed.

Lilly laughed, "I can't wait. I haven't had those in months."

RedBear walked into the kitchen before running back into the living room. "Do you need me to help you carry anything in?"