Colleen awoke from her dream, it was the same as last time. She sighed softly and looked around her. She saw Blitz looking out the window, he was awake. She decided to take a look at his face, them mess with his head.
She smiled and looked. But that smile disappeared instantly. His eyes were bloodshot, in other words, he was crying. She could also tell by an extremely soft whimper that came from his throat.
The Collie couldn't help it, she hated when grown men cried. It was weird. She grabbed Blitz's shoulder, he jumped slightly and wiped away the tears instantly, somehow managing to get his bloodshot eyes to look like they were unharmed and he hadn't cried at all, "Jesus. You scared me," he said in a low whisper, still maintaining his deep German accent.
Colleen blushed slightly, she forgot the others were asleep and that they were all in the same hotel room. They stopped there on their way to the base. Hunter had gotten tired of flying, so they stopped.
For some reason, Hunter decided Muzzle shared a room with Shag, Exile shared a room with himself. And Blitz and Colleen share a room. He must have been SERIOUSLY tired.
"Sorry, I was just wondering what was wrong. I saw your eyes, they were no doubt bloodshot."
Blitz smirked but followed it with a frown. He turned back to the window, "I'm just missing an old friend."
Colleen saw a tear fall. After Parvo, Colleen and Blitz got along REALLY well. And by now, Colleen knew wither he would cry over a friend or not. Friend, no. Old relationship, yes.
She rubbed her arm and felt the words slowly come out, she had really come to like Blitz, in fact, she felt like she LIKE, LIKED him. She loved him, "She must have meant a lot to you."
Blitz nodded. Colleen turned the Doberman around and hugged him. Blitz was shocked at first, but decided to go along with it.
Colleen giggled and looked at him sinisterly, "So, why don't you COME back to bed?"
Blitz's eyes grew to the size a gigantic spheres. He chuckled at the statement. Colleen laid on her back, "Well?"
Blitz smirked, "I don't see why not, Pretty Dog Girl."
Colleen smirked back, "Nor do I, Fluffy."