When she took a step closer to him, Luc almost sighed in relief. He was shocked at how much he had wanted her company. As the alpha of his pack, he had enjoyed the comfort his family. While he had enjoyed his solitude, he knew that he would have someone there anytime he wanted company. Now that he was alone, he did not know how lone wolves coped. It was not even the need for conversation, just the presence of someone else.<br/><br/>But she stopped. She backed up quickly and he ignored the pang of sadness that welled inside of him. She was doing as she was told. If he was her Alpha, he would have expected no different. And she would have been punished if she had gone against him. So instead of going inside, Luc went up the cabin steps and stopped right by the door. He settled down and bit into the meal she brought him, watching her as he made quick work of the meat. Once done, he licked his paws clean and then lowered his head down to watch her.<br/><br/>Silence descended between them, eyes trained on hers. No longer hostile nor unsure, they merely questioned. For he was curious about this female who seemed like she wanted to help but respect for her Alpha kept her back.