She had been trying to take the day off - not that she was very good at it. But still, determined, she had gone for a run, cooked her own breakfast (and discovered she had avoided it all these years for a very good reason), and been bored my mid-morning. Taking Brisket to the dog park had been a good idea, but he tired himself out faster than she did, and unsure what else to do, she had decided to take him shopping.Â
She was busy looking at a stall of fast drying inks and self writing quills when there was a sharp tug at the leash, almost pulling her sideways, and she felt Brisket’s fur against her legs. Glancing down, the dog had all his fur along his spine raised, ears pinned back…. protecting her? Eyebrows thoroughly furrowed, she glanced around, holding her hair out of her face.Â
Her eyes landed on Remus and she grinned wickedly, patting Brisket with a murmured “good boy’ before straightening up and letting her shoulders relax. “Well, well…” She drawled, crossing her arms over her chest. “And here you thought it'd be me spilling your little secret.” She licked her lips, chuckling, speaking low enough that only Remus could hear her.