ThornClan Accepting! V.3

[PopcornWaffle]

Raccoonfang walked back over to Raincloud and licked her cheek. "There, better?" He asked. He had originally intended to give the fresh-kill to Raincloud since she always looked so skinny, but if she refused, he would listen.

[keylimecoyote]

Raincloud nodded. "Better. Thanks Raccoonfang." She had gotten used to him licking her cheek, so she wasn't as startled.

[PopcornWaffle]

"Anything for you." Raccoonfang purred. He laid down and stretched. "Ahhhh.... the grass is so warm."

[keylimecoyote]

(Wait can grass get warm in winter?)

[PopcornWaffle]

(frost preserves heat :3)

Petaldrop woke up, an almost wild look in her eyes. She sprang up, but immediately regret it. "Ouch!" She hissed. Where was she? Why did her head her?

[keylimecoyote]

(Oh, thanks.)
Raindrop nodded, purring. "Mhm. I'm taking up all the warmth I can before leaf-bare really starts to set in."

[PopcornWaffle]

"Be careful, you don't want to make all the frost melt." Raccoonfang chuckled. He sat up again, because his patch of frost melted. "I think frost is really beautiful." He purred. Kind of like you.

Petaldrop started walking, flinching at every noise and looking around when she heard twigs snap, even though they were snapping under her own paws. "Hello?" She called out.

[keylimecoyote]

"Yeah, it is." Raincloud agreed, still completely unaware of the tom's affections for her.

[PopcornWaffle]

Raccoonfang closed his eyes for a second. "I wish it was New-Leaf all the time. I hate Leaf-Bare." He sighed.

Petaldrop soon came upon a group of cats (the Clan). "Hello?" She looked around for somebody to help her.

[cardboardteeth]

One-eye;;

"Threw you away?" One-eye snarled. "You're just as blind as Bluecloud!" he hissed. "I loved you! You were the only thing that kept me going and it hurt to know you loved him and not me! You've lied to me so many times and I'm fed up with it! With you!" His hackles were raised, rage burning in his one eye. "And I threw you out? No, it was obvious to see that crying over someone means you still love them! I hate you!" He turned and raced away, finding new strength in his newfound anger.

Terry;;

Terry sat, staring at his brother, Cap, intently. It appeared as if they were having a staring contest- which, they were.

Toadkit;;

"You came to play!" Toadkit squeaked with enthusiam. "I know because you fell down and cats who fall down are playing. Grown-up cats don't fall!" he giggled.