Jason Castro-Moore
He waked out of the bathroom to find Caul hijacking his phone. Meaning that the dark wolf was lying on the floor, scratching at the blackberry that was held in between his paws, drooling all over it. Jason sighed. It had been a second-hand one when he had gotten it six months ago, and since ten he had gotten it fixed three times. Two of them were due to Caul.
"If you have broken it again, I swear to-" but Caul never figured out what Jason was about to say, for at that moment, the phone beeped. Jason walked over and shoved the giant dog away from the phone, much to Caul's protest. The wolf whined as Jason picked up the slobbery phone in between his thumb and forefinger, and viewed the text;
From: Lilly :/ eww hate that girrll.. :(
An orange, banana, and some chocolate. The makings of a great breakfast.
"Eff off, Caul," Jason grumbled, in a mood that was unlike himself as he pushed the oversized puppy away from him. Who could blame him, though? He had just been woken up by Caul pushing him out of bed. Of course he wasn't in the best of moods.
The thought of eating made his spirits lighten, though. One of Jason's many passions was food. It was fortunate that he didn't gain weight easily, because he ate like a pig. Well, if pigs eat a lot, which he was presuming they did.
To: Lilly :/ eww hate that girrll.. :(
Well, Caul has just vandalized my phone - again, I may add. But that sounds absolutely supreme to me.. on my way out!
As soon as he pressed send, Jason rubbed Caul's head in an attempt of an apology, before walking towards the door, Caul by his ankle. The pair walked down the hallway at a steady pace, not in a rush to go anywhere, before reaching the end of the dorms, where Delilah was sitting on a bench, Khol by her side. Caul's ears perked up and he trotted over to her familiar, a content expression on his face.
"Hey," Jason said, grinning at his best friend. "Where's my food?" Although, if around anyone else, this may have come across as rude, Jason was confident that his friend would take it as the joke it was.