"We couldn't keep them separated, Arkain," replies Anna while the limo drives them to the police station. "But they must be taught a lesson, and not do anything like that again. I think supervising them closely is a good idea." Arin seems to agree too.<br/><br/>Once in the Commander's office, Anna sits next to Arkain, while Arin stands up right behind the deer's chair. The bunny sighs a bit, as does Anna, this whole adventure is finally coming to an end, and a good end. Good in teh way that the two younglings have not been harmed.<br/><br/>Tamara is brought in by the female Doberman, whos eems a bit more gentle then before towards the tigress. At kleast, she doesn't hold her as tightly than when she brought her to the interrogation room. It has been a long hour, waiting alone on the room.<br/><br/>She mrowls happily when she sees Sar, nuzzling him lovingly and mewing in joy, her tail flicking as he picks her lighter form off the ground and snuggles her tightly. The joyful moment is short-lived though,a s the St-Bernard clears his throat, reminding them both of where they are, and why. As Sar puts her back on the floor, Tamara takes his paw into hers, squeezing it tightly, and stands besides him, nearly rpessed side to side against him, her tail swishing for a little before it's tip would catch Sar's and curl around it a bit.<br/><br/>She looks afraid, very afraid that this might be the last time she'll see her lover, her mate, the last time they'll be together. She don't want to be separated from him, but, if their parents decides they must, there is nothing they could do to prevent that. Living without him would be impossible for her, but this scenario keeps playing on her mind.