<span style="font-style: italic"> "Wooah! Sorry there little miss...I did not see you there" he says kneeling down as he removed his hat. "Oh my stars you are a tired looking little thing aren't you?" his voice gentle as he smiled, pulling out his handkerchief to wipe some of the dirt from her face. "You lost Honey?" this would be his only true weakness, his soft spot for children. Literally willing to lay wastes to whole cities in the defense of a child.</span><br/><br/>Milli wearily look up the man. He sounded so nice to her, it almost made her ears bleed. The man wiped her face with a handkerchief. He was so nice it almost made her gag, but she wouldnâ€™t turn down the treatment. After all, you was already half passed out as it was. â€œNotâ€¦ Lost, per sayâ€¦â€ Her voice was small and weak.<br/><br/><span style="font-style: italic"> "Hun the dunâ€™s of sand are hard to travel in ye hearâ€¦what were you doing travelin this hightown desert in whether like this? Come on letâ€™s get ya something to drink."</span>Said a lady who followed the man.<br/><br/><span style="font-style: italic">Like I didnâ€™t know this, not that these people would understand any whoâ€¦</span>Millie though.<br/><br/><span style="font-style: italic"> "Ye trouble Sirâ€¦ You should heed to it..Iâ€™ll handle the child Sheriffâ€¦No harm will happen to her..you have my word." Her word was beyond true and once she said it that meant nothing could break it. </span><br/><br/><span style="font-style: italic"> The sheriff shook his head, "Actually she was the trouble that I had sensed. So I am rather fine with sitting around here to make sure that the little darling is fine. If someone should need me I will know it and will go to them" he smiled kindly as he took his badge and gave it to the little girl. "There you can hold onto that..."he smiled as he knelt there in front of her. "Can you tell us your name? Where you are from?" he asked her gently, waiting till she had drank a bit before beginning to ask the questions. </span><br/><br/>This caught her off guard, but it didnâ€™t let it faze her. She will, under no circumstances tell them that he had hit the bull right on the horn with his remark. Millie looked at his with sad eyes and an innocent face when he had handed her this badge. â€œOh my.. But dear sir, thisâ€¦ You donâ€™t even know mah name kind gentlemanâ€¦â€<br/><br/>The man knelt in front of her and asked her, her name, â€œThough you seem like a gentleman, you should know you should never ask a lady her name without introducing yourself first.â€ She lowered her head a bit, a small smile played across her lips. â€Mah name is Millie.â€ She wasnâ€™t a highly known person, except in her hometown. So she wasnâ€™t afraid to say her name here. â€œAs from where Iâ€™m from,â€ Millie hesitated, â€œthat is a need to know basesâ€¦â€ She hope she wasnâ€™t pushing it to fan, considering the fact she sounded more intelligent than other girls around her age. So she looked to the man and the woman and said in a more  childish tone, â€œYou two are a lovely couple, what are your name, if I might ask?â€ She slowly got up with a few wobbles but steadied herself with the manâ€™s shoulder.<br/><br/>-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------<br/><br/>Reese snorted, â€œHAH! Special in the head yah men you tally wagers!â€ Reese smirked, â€œI ainâ€™t gunna apologize for somethinâ€™ he started, no sir!â€ He pushed away from the two. And fixed his hat. He looked at the guy, his eyes red, but it didnâ€™t scare Reese. He was more furious than man. The wolf inside him shook greatly at this somewhat challenged. He stared intently at the other.<br/><br/>â€œDuh think yah can scare meh easily, yah pansy!â€ Yes, Reese may be pushing him, be he gets really snappy when the wolf stirs. He canâ€™t really<span style="font-style: italic">control</span>the best that lurked inside. And it seemed nothing could calm it downâ€¦ except for that sheriff man. Which was odd. Reese did find him devilishly handsome, but he didnâ€™t like backing down to a challenge when others brought it up. More like he encouraged it. To say the least.