<div style="text-align: justify;">When Nanook gave her that wolfish grin, Marissa smiled back at him. Her smile was still very much human, but of course, that might have changed in time. Still, it was in Marissa’s nature to be meek and kind - except to those who didn’t deserve her kindness -, so that might not have changed at all with time. <br/><br/>“I’m glad that my presence makes you feel happy”, she replied, shaking her head a little. As she did so, her golden hair moved freely around, and she pulled it back to keep it away from her face. <br/><br/>Once Nanook said he didn’t cover the greys well as a wolf, Marissa laughed. She pinched one of Nanook’s ears playfully and shook her head again. “Not too well, but I don’t really mind”, the girl joked. <br/><br/>On his question about her having anything made out of silver, Marissa started thinking to herself. She had always been a modest girl, and didn’t have any family heirloom or anything of the sort, so she was pretty sure there was nothing made out of silver in her kitchenware. <br/><br/>“No, I don’t really have any silverware”, Marissa replied, honestly. She added the next part obviously as a joke. “I was always broke, you know”, she finished with a soft laughter. <br/><br/>When Nanook pulled her closer, Marissa allowed herself to come closer to him. While he caressed her hair, which was smooth and straight like his, with the difference of the color, the girl closed her eyes and started caressing one of his arms with a hand. “I like that”, she admitted, feeling relaxed. “I like your scent too”, Marissa completed, sincere as she always was. “Do you like mine?”, she asked, not thinking much of anything she was saying, except that she felt comfortable with talking to Nanook about anything, despite the fact that they had known each other for a relatively short amount of time.</div>