The Wolf could smell prey from a mile away (or more, when it comes down to it).
Consequently, his gaze flies to the rafters, face set in an expression of false harmlessness. A slow smile spreads across his face like butter on bread, and he blinks once.
"Hello, bird."
And his voice is one you fancy you might be able to listen to forever. It is only if you are looking particularly hard that you will hear the more menacing undertones.
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Consequently, his gaze flies to the rafters, face set in an expression of false harmlessness. A slow smile spreads across his face like butter on bread, and he blinks once.
"Hello, bird."
And his voice is one you fancy you might be able to listen to forever. It is only if you are looking particularly hard that you will hear the more menacing undertones.
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Sometimes even Tiwa can be rather straightforward.
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"Not now," he says, at a pace that can only be called leisurely.
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"I'd be just a mouthful, tiny little bird."
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"Why don't you come down here?"
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"Look I came down."
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A beat.
"It's a pleasure to make your acquaintance."
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