Marissa working at a nightclub but wanting peace and quiet was a little bit ironic. She worked in a place that was really quite noisy. In fact, it was the sort of place that was eternally associated with noise. Nevertheless, he didn't bring up the irony to her, but rather just smiled. He figured that she really did like the people at all. Marissa was a really genuine person. That was a sharp contrast to the girl that was inside of her before.<br/><br/>Naturally she very well could have seen that Nanook was pleased with her. In a way she was like his student at this point, and he considered her a very good one at that. She was progressing quite rapidly. If she kept this up, then she would have been a fully initiated werewolf in no time.<br/><br/>Once she had said that she would have been very good with caring for a family, he was again quite pleased. His grins were toothy and quite predatory. It was what one would have expected from a werewolf. Accepting the bread and butter with cheese, he started to nibble on it puppy-like once more.<br/><br/>"Even if we were both regular humans, I still wouldn't want to just rush into a physical relationship; a lot of people get really hurt like that! I want to be with someone I love, even if it has nothing to do with supernatural obligations, you know?" Nanook smiled to her for a moment. This smile was genuine and sincere, lacking the predatory look from before totally. He was being extremely honest with her in turn.<br/><br/>That was when she had decided to ask him something pretty major. Apparently she had wanted to know how he became a werewolf.<br/><br/>"Do you remember I had mentioned growing up in Alaska? Would you believe how old I was? Tell me, do you know where a place called Skagway is? It used to be quite crime-ridden, but at one point my clan cleaned it up, and I was actually adopted by a pioneer who had the curse running through him. My werewolf father wasn't the deadbeat that my real father was."