Another Meeting

The sun was low in the sky when a half-ginger-half-grey tabby padded out of WindClan camp. He kept walking until he eventually went into SkyClan's old territory, which was now a part of WindClan territory since SkyClan left. He leapt onto a low branch of a nearby tree to watch the sunset. As soon as he had scrambled onto a higher branch, he looked back the way he came to see if he was being followed, which he wasn't. He leapt with ease onto an even higher branch, the highest one of that particular tree that he could still see the sun setting without being crowded by too many leaves.

Flowerfrost sighed and looked around camp. Kits are squealing. Apprentices are complaining. Elders are scolding. She really felt like she needed to get away. Slipping out and saying that she was going hunting, she padded towards Skywind territory. It was a crazy thought, but she was hoping to see that WindClan warrior, Twopelt, again. He was the only person she felt she could talk openly to. To her utter amazement, when she came to the border, there was Twopelt.

Twopelt heard leaves crunching below him and looked down to see what it was. "Hi Flowerfrost!" he said, before leaping down branch-by-branch to see the pretty she-cat.

One could practically see Flowerfrost's face light up like a Christmas tree when she spotted the bi-pelted WindClan cat. "Hi, Twopelt! Didn't expect to see you here!" Very carefully staying on ThunderClan's side of the border, she nodded towards the setting sun. "Pretty, isn't it?" She smiled at Twopelt.

Twopelt stood on his side of the border and nuzzled Flowerfrost's shoulder. "Yes. I missed you," he purred.

Flowerfrost purred, breathing in the WindClan warrior's moorland scent. "Same here," she replied, winding her tail around his.

"Flowerfrost I have something to ask you..." Twopelt said, shyly, "Will you... er... be my mate?"

Flowerfrost looked at Twopelt, surprised. All this time she had only thought of him as a friend, but now she realized that yes- she loved this moorland cat, who had been so kind to her, and was more like a Clanmate to her than any of her actual Clanmates. Purring, she replied, "Or course."