She smiled as she watched more wolves come out to of the woods. She admired how Fang was idoled by them. Her hair cloaked over her eyes briefly, hiding a slight envy. Wild animals never came near her, but Fang was able to bring her favorite animal closer than what she could ever hope for.<br/>"You must have something about you that they like..." She shrugged a little, "But who knows, animals are always working in mysterious ways."<br/>She walked a small distance away from his left side, following in step with him. Small twigs and leaves snapped under their feet. A slight breeze swayed the trees, Rin took a deep breath, looking at him.<br/><br/>She blushed very slightly as he asked her if she wanted to come over and work on the project. She bit her lip, thinking a bit. When she found she had nothing to do, she sighed and with a small smile nodded.<br/>"We can start at your house today, and maybe next time we work on it, we can go to my place." She pointed off in the distance,  "I live just up the road from here."<br/>Her hand returned to her side. She remained silent the rest of the way. Even as his grandmother stood infront of them. She stood quiet and emotionless toward the situation.<br/>She walked behind them letting them have some space so she would not make it awkward, like she so often did with older strangers.<br/><br/>She looked around the place, thinking quietly to herself. She admired this house, she wish it was hers. She was getting sick of all the extra rooms, the long hallways that went on forever. She practically hated her house, there was too much wasted space for her liking. The house she saw now in front of her, suited her tastes for a cozy living.