Another Private RP with Adofo/Iri

[Iri]

"It was a petty argument. I love my daughter, but it's fine, I insist," Mardea replied. "And... make it up as in how?"

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The white cub squeaked in excitement and began to gallop down the mountains in the general direction of the jungle. She had heard how cool it was there from the other cubs in the pride. Massive trees, big leopards, and sometimes scary insects...

[Adofo]

Kubwa: Just do something nice! Anything! .....But I understand. .....You probably still don't trust me just yet because of....you know. Us taking over and everything. I get it.

[Iri]

"It's fine," Mardea said in exasperation. "Please don't assume you know everything about everyone. We have enough lions in here that do that."

[Adofo]

Kubwa: Sorry. Well...I'll just.....see you around.
He was still heartbroken from when she turned him down before. He felt weird. He had never felt this way about someone else before. But sadly deep down inside he knew, she'd never go for a guy like him.

Gakere saw the jungle in the distance. He was already getting excited

[Iri]

"Enzi? Have you noticed the cubs aren't around? I mean, I thought they were just out playing, but I haven't seen them and they're not in the cave or anything," Neema said to her mate anxiously. After all, her sons and Chaltuu and Hamadou's adopted daughter were usually wrestling or tussling in the den.

['Night. cx]

[Adofo]

Enzi: Yeah. I have! Has anyone seen them outside playing?

[Iri]

"No... you, Chaltuu and I will go look for them," Neema said to her mate. Seeing the large reddish female's scowl, she glared at her. "Just come on."

[Adofo]

Enzi took off runing to look for his cubs. Meanwhile, not too long after they all went looking, Hamadou bumped into Chaltuu.
Hamadou: Hey, Chaltuu! ......What's wrong?
He could sense from the way she was looking around for something that something was up.

[Iri]

"Those idiot cubs have gotten themselves lost," Chaltuu muttered, sniffing for their scent. As much as she hated to admit it, she did like Nuru to an extent. She didn't feel the motherly affection that Hamadou had hoped for, but it was something other than dislike.

[Adofo]

Hamadou: Whoa! Whoa! ....Please don't talk that way about our daughter. She'd be heartbroken if she knew you called her that! ...She loves you!