He accepted her kiss lovingly and even enjoyed it more than a little. She had an amazing gift at calming his stretched too then nerves. Blake could only accept her words for what they were. Neither of them wanted to be separated. They loved each other in a way that seem unique to them alone. Nodding slightly did as she said but nearly growled possessively at her removing of the blanket to go talk with his supposed enemy. Not because he didn't trust her he sat on the porch while the two had their chat.<br/><br/>His eyes never left her. Even angry Amaris was sexy as hell. Some part of him was happy she was with him rather than against. When she finally called him over he frowned slightly before coming to her side. His eyes glanced to the male that was before them but looked at her assessing her state of being. He could see she was tired.<br/><br/>The way the man called Rex talked to him earned him a slight glare from him, "I'm not sure what I've done to earn her loyalty but I'll do everything in my power to keep her and my family safe. Perhaps it was risking my neck to see to it -- admittedly what I thought at the time a normal one-- a wolf didn't loose the use of his hind leg. I don't know really," he ran a hand through his hair, "That pet of mine got shot right after that thanks to the hunter who set the trap coming back to get his prey."<br/><br/>"I spent the better part of today burying what I always believed were just wolves and coming to terms with make believe stories," he shook his head then look at Amaris, "I already told you you could change me. I accepted that as soon as you offered. For crying out loud I study wolf pack's for a living."<br/><br/>He laughed breathlessly then smiled at her cupping her hands in his own. His eyes were soft and showed the pain he found in thinking about not being there for them, "Honestly I don't think it would be fair to me or you if I stayed simply human."