"Good girl... Sleep" he said, then slowly drew away from her. His body was relaxing, and he decided to leave her sleep. Moving off her, he wrapped the fur around her more, keeping her covered and warm, then checked that her clothes were dried, before leaving the small clearing.<br/><br/>When she would wake, the fire was still burning, though only a reminder of its glory, but still emitting heat and a glow. There were two bowls and some bread by the fire, and a small package of food for her too... But no side of her nightly lover. He was long gone, and despite the immense storm last night, the morning was warm, and the trees all stood proudly once again, as if it had never happened.