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"Stay still!" Bloomingkit protested, the ginger and white she cat had some how roped her father into letting her weave flowers into his fur, and of course like she often did with these kinds of things Bloomingkit took it to the extreme. She seemed hellbent on turning Beastrefrain into some sort of floral decoration. At least he looked good with lavender and bluebells and violets woven neatly into creamy white fur. The purples really did pop against his pelt, and they smelled pretty too. "I'm almost done. Don't worry!" she chirped, reaching for another flower off her pile.
Post by strawberrycupid on Feb 8, 2021 23:39:36 GMT -5
Okay, he offered to help her find more flowers for her crown, not literally become the flower crown. How they managed to even find so many flowers when spring still hadn't come around was a miracle. Beastsrefrain tried not to flinch, but each twist of his fur pricked and pulled at his skin. But, he would put up with it. He knew he would. For his darling daughter. All of them were special, but Bloomingkit didn't seem to mind his hesitance in some areas. It was hard, but he'd get through it. He needed to.
"Are you sure?" He asked with a laugh, noting how the pile of flowers seemed like it had barely shrank.
