"You and I are nothing but wild beasts wearing human skins."
Forks Washington tossed Naya Morell's life upside down, sideways and backwards. Her world was opened up to the reality of werewolves, vampires, and who knows what else. No...
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Sitting at Sam and Emily's kind of became a normal thing for the pack, and especially for Naya. Naya really enjoyed the company of Emily, she was a helpful hand for whenever Naya needed someone to talk to about imprints, or any other advice Emily could help with.
Now Naya sits, weaving some bark off of a cedar tree, trying to make it into a bracelet. It was something she learned to do young, her father was all but an expert when it came to weaving bark, and dealing with different materials such as wood, and some fabrics.
Naya has spent the last few days soaking the tree bark before actually getting to weave it, and she finds peace in the quiet cottage. Only Emily has been around today, making her feel comfortable knowing that none of the boys will tease her for making Jake a gift.
"How did you learn to weave like that?" Emily sits across the table, a hot mug of tea in her hands.
Lifting her eyes up she smiles at Emily. "My dad taught me, but my mum has carried on the tradition."
"That's special. Sue has tried to teach me how to weave before, can't say I was anything above average. Let alone make my boyfriend a bracelet." She complements the younger girl with a proud smile on her face. It's as if Emily was like the older sister Naya never got to have, someone to confide in.
Her hands continue to move, though her eyes stay on the woman in front of her. "Hey, I've seen your carving though. I know you carved Sam that wolf mask by the door, I hope you know how much he treasures it." Naya's eyes look over to the beautifully carved piece of wood that hangs just above their door frame, Sam touches it almost every single time he leaves the house.
"I know he does, just like how Jacob will treasure this." Naya can't help but smile at this.
She's been wanting something to give to Jake for a while, something that meant something. Maybe even something to cheer him up. Not a piece of jewelry she found at a shop, one were she put her time and effort into it. Naya even went to Jaci for help to help her carve a small eagle, something she resonates with Jacob.
"I hope so." she smiles up at Emily.
It's then she hears the rumble she swears is predictable when the pack are finished from a run. Naya quickly gathers her supplies together, stashing it under some pots and pans Emily swore Sam never touches. It's not long before, Paul, Jared, Embry, Sam, and Jake all but stumble into the cottage.
Jake is fast to notice Naya, running up to her first not caring about the sweat that gleams his skin as he pulls her close to his side. Laughing Naya grasps onto him, as if she doesn't see him daily, buzzing as he presses a kiss to her temple.
"Oi! Naya can you two take a break, Jake's getting annoying." Embry is the one to tease the couple.
Naya laughs, kicking Embry's feet off the chair she goes to sit in. "Why is his brain my fault?"
