Hello From the Other Side [CLOSED]

With the cool breeze blowing through his ginger fur and the multi-colored leaves crinkling under the pads of his paws, Flamepaw padded along towards Fourtrees. He had never been there before, and he had been tired of waiting for a Gathering to come around, he wanted to see it as a soon as possible. Plus, Fourtrees belonged to no Clan in particular, so if he was caught in it, nobody could chase him away or claim it as their own land. Already, in the distance, he could see the towering trunks of the four trees that the Gathering clearing had been named after. The leaves that branched out of the branches were clusters brown, orange, yellow, and red. It was a beautiful sight, with the leaf-bare colors and the Great Rock right in the center of it all. He trudged down into the clearing, looking around in awe. With his imagination, he tried to think of the entire place being occupied with cats from various Clans, scented with the scents of all different cats, and filled with the loud chattering of Clanmates and other Clan cats as they spoke together.  Flamepaw looked up at the Great Rock, wanting desperately to leap on top of it. Well, he was sure that nobody else would really come to Fourtrees at the same time as him, so...maybe if he didn't make to much noise...
"I am the great and powerful Flamestar!" Flamepaw yowled out, after bounding onto the Great Rock, all of his remorse evaporating instantly. He could see so far out, past the four trees, past all the bushes and foliage, past...almost everything!
"Listen, to me, the all-knowing Flamestar!" He called out again, with an amused tone. An apprentice, pretending to be a leader, in an empty clearing, on the Great Rock. What an interesting sight.

Cherrypaw enjoyed going out for a stroll, but today she decided to choose a route that took the blind she-cat right at Fourtrees. She had been resting at the shade of some trees circling the no-Clan territory, when she heard the familiar voice.

"Flamepaw! What are you doing?" she laughed at the voice, guessing the cat thought he was alone in the clearing.

"I am-" Flamepaw paused his excited yowling when he heard the familiar voice of Cherrypaw down below. He felt his pelt growing hot with embarrassment. Apparently, someone was here, and to think Flamepaw had assumed he was alone. He leaped down, padding over to the blind she-cat with a sheepish smile on his muzzle.
"Oh, hey Cherrypaw," He said, "I didn't know you were there."

Cherrypaw sighted. "No one tends to notice me anyway, so don't worry." she said, looking faontly to the sky. She had missed the tom, to be ho est, and running into hi, brought her joy, rather than awkwardness or spite, like other cats might have met. "How have you been?"

Flamepaw hadn't had the chance to have a full conversation with Cherrypaw when they were trapped in Twolegplace, so   perhaps this would be the time to get to know her more. The feelings must've been mutual, because Flamepaw didn't feel awkward or hostile around Cherrypaw either. Plus, he didn't feel bad about it, since cross-clan friendships were totally legal.
"I've been great! My sister Auburnpaw and I are doing really well in our training. What about you? How've you been doing?"

Cherrypaw bit her tonuge awkwardly. She hadn't been up to much, since sne stayed into camp most of the time, so she was not rager to give a response to the tom. What would he think of a she-cat just staying in camp all day? "I've been... fine." she said quickly, wanting to change the subject, but with no clue to what.

Flamepaw blinked, sensing that something was wrong. 'Fine' wasn't an answer that he was going to accept.
"Are you sure? Is something wrong?" He asked, his voice thick with worry. However, if Cherrypaw didn't want to talk about, he wouldn't try to say anything else about the subject.

(Sorry, I totally forgot about this topic...)

"I'm OKAY!" she hissed angrily, frustration getting the best of her mind. She closed her outh with a surprised snap and she gathered herself into a protective hunched gesture. "Sorry..." she said awkwardly.