Chech’s head was tilted up and her eyes focused intently on his face as actions occurred around him. She blinked, her ears swiveling ever so slightly as his facial features shifted. She outstretched a paw and flexed it on his thigh, a small purr rumbling through her form.
”I tolerate you, Chech.” Chech looked straight up at him, and flashed him a cattish grin. “Awww, I tolerate you too, Zane~” She tilted her head to bump against his stomach and rest there for a moment- a show of affection. However, it was rather plain to them both that she was way fonder of him than her comment implied. She fully enjoyed his company, and rather liked being near him.
She pulled her head back to its natural position, and retucked her paws under her chest, another purr rumbling through her body. Her attention, however, was soon stolen by the donor reappearing by Zane’s side. She smirked, wondering if she had even noticed her at all.
’Humans can be sooo oblivious.’ She thought to herself with a mischievous grin.
Her singing was rather loud to her, though it was somewhat pleasant. Her ears tilted back at her tone, rather disliking the way she put herself before him. To most high class people, it was rather obvious that what she had said, albeit innocent and naïve, could actually be seen as impudent.
Chech’s back legs tensed a bit, quite a few enjoyable plots running through her mind at the expense of this donor. But since Zane appeared to like her, her nostrils flared slightly. Instead, she’d see if she could throw the girl off a bit.
“Meow.” The cat’s head tilted up to stare at the girl in the face, a somewhat blank animal face playing across her features. Should the girl decide to approach her- that is if she didn’t know it was Chech- she’d be getting a rather nasty surprise. Of course, if she kept her distance, all would be well and dandy. For the time being, anyway.
Now, whether Zane would decide to ditch the girl or stay, Chech would probably wait on him either way. She had already decided that she’d probably walk with him quite a ways. She had little better to do on this particular night, and found having company would be pleasant enough.