“Oh, Dominic is lovely,” she replied, only half paying attention as a little bluebird fluttered past overhead, “And ‘Beau’ will do just as well. I hardly answer to it as it is.”
She hopped along after him cheerfully, glad to be out of the crowded market streets - they had been interesting while they lasted, but no good could come of keeping a dragon of her nature in such a cramped, enclosed space. She peered up at the facade of the building in which he apparently lived - a drab, uninteresting structure, to say the least - and then bounded eagerly up the stairs as he opened the door to allow her entrance.
Her head turned this way and that as she sized up the space - it seems smallish (compared to Lady Benning’s manor house, anyway), but well kept. She stalked in a circle, peering out of the windows to admire the view of the street below and then to survey the large bed which stood to one end of the main room. Without a second thought, she climbed onto it and, briefly kneading the blankets with her hands, settled down upon it.
Curling onto her side beneath the cloak which still hung about her shoulders, she returned her attention to Dominic with unsuppressed intrigue. Her bright eyes seemed wide with an unfailing curiosity and she began to purr, apparently content, “I found the bed!”
@Good luck Jack