Nadya Tetradore

Nadya was rather content with herself. She was sure of course that if Samantha had all the information that she would cease to cry and thus would win her reward for the run with her brother. So she had dragged her things over and laid down, waiting for the pair to acknowledge and look over the paper indicated. Nadya's surety was quickly tested upon seeing the fresh tears spring to the fae's eyes. Surprise widened her eyes as she quickly stood, glancing from her brother to Sam for some clue as to why she was crying again. This was seriously going to damage her goal of going for a run. Thankfully, it became clear rather quickly that the tears were from surprised joy and not hurt. The panther's tail flicked once before settling to lay back down on her stomach to watch the pair.

If panther's could laugh then Nadya surely would have. It amused the woman how Samantha turned to Aiden, requesting for him to translate her concerns to the feline. Understanding Samantha wasn't a problem, whether she listened to it was the question. There were some things Nadya could control and some animal reflexes she couldn't...and some she didn't care to repress in this moment. Nadya wasn't surprised in the least that Aiden failed to follow through with Samantha's wish. Both siblings kept out of each other's business affairs as best they could. The topic would be laid to rest now with Aiden's simple comment about the going rate. Nadya's attention span was sorely short, eager for her promised reward of rare time out with her brother.

Nadya rose back to all four paws to bat playfully at Aiden's foot with one large paw before once more curling it around his ankle. She bounced back away from him in anticipation of any kick back or lashing with his hands. Nadya loped quickly over to the front door and flopped down to sit in front of it, glancing from the pair to the wooden barrier in silent readiness to leave. Her bones snapped and contorted as the shift took over her body, much slower and painful than usual as it was a fight against her Were form that didn't entirely wish to give up its hold on her. Once bipedal she retrieved a dress from the bag she had thrown into the pile for herself while out with Sam. Only when she was dressed and leaning back against the door did she return her attention to the pair, rubbing at her opposite arm at the anxiety of being her human form again. "Thanks...Sam." For getting her out of the store...for taking on the burlesque while her body went through the emotional rollercoaster of being without her children. "I'm...going to wait by the car." While she was supportive of her brother being happy, and even Sam for that matter, she did not wish to see any goodbye kissing. So with that she swept from the apartment and down the stairs to Aiden's parked car which stuck out like a sore thumb in the poor neighborhood. Once outside, Nadya leaned her front against the passenger side of the car and folded her arms over the hood to burrow her face in the center with a shuddering sigh. The early night air felt good against her heated skin even though it caused goosebumps to raise against her arms.