Tyler took his gaze away from the mirror, looking down to his lap for a moment, as though to give Rain a second or to to think on what she was going to do. There was only so much he could do for her, considering she didn't want to let him in a much as he wanted to be in. When Tyler's eyes rose back up to look at the mirror there was a growl that came from him, something that should never come from human lips. His eyes were glued to the mirror, Rain purposely teasing him as she took his shirt off and held it in her teeth. There was a sharp burning pain in his groin one that wasn't going to be easily satisfied til he had that woman of his screaming his name and begging for his mercy. Gritting his teeth together as the above average bulge pushed against the seam of his pants, painfully none the less.<br/><br/>The engine roaring to life Tyler shifted it into gear as Rain transformed and ran back to the house. He wasn't sure what had so suddenly changed in her, it was a matter of seconds ago she was trying to leave to save her and his life, now she was happy and teasing him as she ran back to his house. He wasn't going to question it, it was too good to question and was the first smile he had seen on her lips since she had been here. His hands gripped the wheel tightly til his knuckles turned white, slinging the truck sideways as he stomped the pedal to the floor of the truck, gunning it in the direction Rain had ran off into. He was watching her run, and his own wolf was howling in playful satisfaction of Rain's wolf being free.<br/><br/>Once Rain skidded to a stop within the grass, Tyler wasted no time, barely giving the truck time to come to a complete stop before shifting it up into park in the middle of the yard. Leaping out the side of his door Tyler himself ran that small stretch of distance between them, bounding from the ground so that he could tackle the wolf to the ground, lightly. A strange sight to see a full grown male tackling a wolf to the ground, and then the biggest surprise of all, Tyler biting the ear of the wolf playful. Tugging it back slightly before letting it go, his head leaned down to the head of the wolf growling as he spoke to her.<br/><br/>"You can't leave again... There won't be any survival next time. Please stop with me."<br/><br/>Normally Tyler could never find the right words to say the right thing to her, seemed the more he tried the worse he was going to make it. Though this one insightful moment of inalienability left him a little empty for what he was to say next. Was there anything he could say? Should he even try?