Another Private RP with Adofo/Iri

[Adofo]

Enzi: Really!? Th-thank you! I promise I won't disturb you!
He laid down close to her after she did and snuggled close.
Enzi: Is this okay....or no?

[Iri]

Chaltuu shrugged tiredly, her thick dark russet fur rippling across her shoulders. "That's fine." She slowly suppressed a yawn, before resting her chin on her paws and drifting off.

[Adofo]

Enzi too started drifting off to never land.

[Iri]

Chaltuu mumbled in her sleep and shifted, but otherwise didn't make much noise. Shujaa peered around the corner of the cave, accompanied by Kapuki and Neema. The three entered the cave and curled up to sleep. Shujaa lay by her sister, her head snuggled contentedly in her sister's shoulder fur.

[Adofo]

The next morning, Enzi decided to join in on the hunt.
Enzi: So ladies....what do we want today?

[Iri]

"What'd you call me?" Chaltuu snorted. She wasn't as grumpy and restless as the previous day- her voice were gruff as ever, but her words had a teasing edge to them.
"You choose," Neema said to Enzi.

[Adofo]

Enzi: Okay! All of you sit tight! I'll be back in a little bit!
He ran out of the cave and a few hours later brought back two gazelles
Enzi: Here you go! Eat up! There's plenty!

[Iri]

"Hold on," Chaltuu began grouchily, "you were joining the hunt, not taking over and telling us to 'sit tight' and hunt for us. Besides, it could have taken less time if you had just let us join."
Neema nudged her. "Chaltuu," she chided, "just be grateful that Enzi's hunting for us at all."
Chaltuu glowered churlishly. "I'm not too fond of someone just doing all the hunting for us." She looked tiredly at Enzi, still scowling. "Next time," she said, "can we all participate?" She never thought she'd be saying that, but she didn't like sitting around doing nothing all of the time.

[Adofo]

Enzi: Of course! ...I'm sorry. I just thought you'd all deserve a little break from working.

[Iri]

Chaltuu grunted, half amused. "Humph. Work? Not at all." For one, she enjoyed hunting. She wasn't a killer, but she did like the feeling of triumph when she succeeded in a hunt.