Kaige’s grin widened as she saw his reply. Nodding, she watched him disappear inside the counselor’s cabin. She glanced down at the dog, who was staring up at her. “Oh come on. He can help. It’s not like I love him. It’s not like I’m gonna fuck his brains out. He’s here to help with the rabbit. It’s the only right thing to do. Don’t worry. I’ll make sure you get some too. You deserve it.” The dog seemed to groan at her words. “Don’t you make that noise with me. Come on body,” she said heading a little closer to the cabin. She wouldn’t go inside though. She knew what it felt like to have your privacy violated. Kaige didn’t respect authority, but boundaries were an entire issue altogether. She knew where the lines were drawn in the sand, and she did her best to stay on her side of things. At least there, she felt comfortable, safe.<br/><br/>When he emerged with the satchel, she falls in step next to him. She wanted to say thanks, but Kaige often held back. It didn’t take too many times of trying to explain yourself to someone you were suppose to be able to trust only to be punched in the mouth before you learned it was better to simply remain quiet. Her step-father hated her, and her father was too much of a pussy to stand up for her. So she endured the hell he inflicted on her. Coming to this camp was a good thing to her. At least she got away from him.<br/><br/>They came to the hearth, and he started the fire. “Sit,” she told the dog, who was already comfortably doing so. “Good boy,” she grinned.  Her gaze lifted just in time to see the blade being presented to her. She took the blade, returning his smile. “I make no promises. Promises are for suckers and easily broken, but I will say that you haven’t given me a reason to. Yet,” she added the last word as she brought the arrow with the rabbit to the flat surface. “First things first. I want my arrow back Bugs.” She worked in silence for the most part, speaking more to the dog than anyone else. Gutting the rabbit, she tossed him what she knew he was waiting for. “See? Told you I would share with you boy. Thanks.” Of course he was already enjoying his treat by the time she finished speaking. Glancing over TC, she continued. “I know you must think I’m crazy, but my step-father never let me have a dog. I think animals are better than people. They don’t lie, and you can pretty much guess what they want most of the time. People are sneaky, lying beings that hurt each other. Animals don’t think that way. Hell they don’t think at all most of the time. They lick their own asses. Of course if I was that flexible, I’d probably do it too,” she teased. As quickly as the smile came to her face though, she pushed it away. “I don’t mind sharing with you. It was your dog here that helped me with the kill. I figure it’s the least I can do. It’s the right thing to do. People around me,” she shakes her head, “don’t always do the right thing. Me? I at least try to.”<br/><br/>She keeps working finally putting the rabbit over the hot coals. They were just perfect now thanks to TC. “There. Won’t be too long. I’ve got my own stuff in my bag back at my cabin. I’ll set up a place in the woods to cook later on. I guess,” she hesitates, “you could come by and have something to eat sometime. I mean if you want to. I’m not trying to force you to or nothing. Lots of game in the woods that I could kill, and there’s fish in the pond. I make a mean trout. You like fish? You bring something to drink, and I’ll kill and cook? You could help cook if you want to. I’m just offering. Don’t read too much into it. I don’t wanna marry you and have your babies. Hell I don’t even know if you’d be a good fuck,” she teased.