VultureClan *camp*

Bloodwing wasn't convinced, and showed it silently.

Hailstorm kept her gaze, sticking to her story.

"Fine, I'll figure it out myself," Bloodwing mewed. "I'm sure Deathclaw would be helpful." She moved from the entrance, to her den. She curled up and prepared to go to sleep.

Hailstorm sluggishly walked back to her own den, and hoped to StarClan that Deathclaw wouldn't tell.

Daybreak came, and Hawkpaw woke up cold, and tightly curled up within him self. He looked up, yawned, and made his way back to camp.

Hailstorm awoke, and realized the poppy seeds had worn off.

Deathclaw was still asleep.

Hawkpaw returned to camp, a little stiff an sore from last night's battle.

Hailstorm winced in pain.

Deathclaw didn't notice,NAND turned in his sleep. Hawkpaw looked around for any signs that he's secret was revieled.

Hailstorm sighed, and got up to eat.

Hawkpaw saw her, and avoided the fresh kill pile he was going for.

Hailstorm didn't look up. He had hurt her, more than just physically.

Hawkpaw watched her with a soft gaze. Making sure she didn't talk to any cat in secret. But Snowfalls words repeated themselves in the wind. "Time...Trust.....love...."

Hailstorm kept her eyes on her food, but didn't eat. She put it back and lay with her eyes on the grass.

Hawkpaw walked over, grabbed the mouse, and brought it back to her. "Wuld you like to share this?" he asked a little nervously. A part of him hoped she'd accept it, and maybe even talk with him, but he felt that she was against him anyway. Why he was here he couldn't figure out.

Hailstorm didn't know what to think. She nodded slightly.

Hawkpaw pawed the mouse twords her, letting her take the first bite. "Listen, I don't know what happened last night, but as far as I know and care about, you won't say anything about...us..." he whispered the last bit as if they were having an affair for those around them.

Hailstorm took the smallest bite. "I promise. You know...I believe in you...."

"What do you mean?" he asked, stunned a bit by her new change in subject.

"I believe in what you do. We should be able to live peacefully." she said not looking up.