11th of Summer
A crack of sunlight sprayed in from the entrance of the tent, illuminating the white curtains that served as makeshift divisions for separate living spaces. The glow warmed the back of his eyelids, and they flickered open, the early morning sun having disturbed him from his pleasant sleep. It had all seemed so real, meeting the girl named Mae out on the grass, what they enjoyed together, bringing her back to his tent, it was all just so vivid. There was a subtle pressure against his chest, but he paid no mind to it, his sister would be up soon likely rousing him from sleep to go knit or some other useless thing. An exasperated sigh escaped him, and then he looked down to see at first a mass of brownish hair against his chest. It hadn't been a dream!?
It seemed so strange but then again, it also made him very happy to know that it hadn't all been a dream, quickly followed by anxiety if his sister caught the pair, and what her reaction would be. He would defend Mae as much as anyone would against whatever his sister threw at him, but he knew she would hold it over him for a long time, but then again, he could always retort she shouldn't be peaking through his curtains anyways. Slowly, trying not to startle her awake, he ran his hand through her thick mane of hair, enjoying how soft it felt in his hand, so similar to when he scratched her behind the ears in her kelvic form. Oddly the comparison didn't bother him much now, as if he was used to the idea, it was a pleasant thought to get to wake up to her sleeping beside him night after night if this continued as he hoped it would. He would need to get her clothes soon, something that would fit her nicely and to her leisure, because after all she might have to wear it for long periods of time and didn't want her to grow ill of cities just because of clothing. With another smile he gently brushed his fingers across her back, his other free hand rubbing the sleep out of his eye.