Alessea Vina García
Location: García’s (Self-Owned Garage).
Interacting With: Quinton Matson and Abigale Matson (@Caits).
“I wasn’t expecting to come, to be honest.”
“No se preocupe por ello demasiado… some of the best things come from being spontaneous, and from allowing life to run its course.” Chuckling gently, Alessea shook her head lightly from side to side causing for stray strands of her long and bundled up dark hair to brush back and forth over her cheeks, her hands slipping down to rest within the recesses of the back pockets of her jeans as her intense dark eyes once more moved back up to meet with that of the young girl as her father began to introduce her properly.
“This is my daughter, Abigale.”
Nodding her head lightly in understanding, she shifted her stance slightly, her hip jutting out to the side as she smiled warmly at the young girl she now knew to be Abigale- she was such a curious little thing it seemed… full of life, and bursting at the seams with happiness. God, she reminded her so much of her young niece.
“Why do you talk like that? I like it.
Oh, the innocence of a child.The girl didn’t look any older than maybe five years old; only one year older than her niece, Nyah, and if the two of them were anything alike… well, she was most definitely going to be a handful, not that it was a bad thing. She wasn’t used to accents, but if she was, she was sure that both of the ones she held were two that the young girl most likely wouldn’t have heard in her lifetime, let alone would have guessed if given the opportunity.
“It’s an accent, Abi. Some people have them, depending on where they’re from. Remember that Scottish fellow we ran into a while back? You might be too young to remember, but you laughed and tried to mimic his speech.”
“It’s pretty. Pretty voice for a pretty person.”
“Gratitude sweetheart; though I’m not sure you would have come across my particular accents…” Pausing for a moment as she watched Quinton reach up and remove his daughter from her perch, she smiled, her body tensing up for only a few brief moments as the girl (once put back on her feet) rushed across the gap before wrapping her arms tightly around her middle, causing Alessea’s smile to grow as she comfortingly wrapped her arms around the back of the young girl.
“Hi, hi.”
Chuckling softly, Alessea pulled herself back from the girl, but only enough for her to be able to crouch down in front of her, her dark eyes meeting with that of Abigale’s as her hands dropped from the girl’s shoulders, instead allowing them to come to a gentle rest against her sides as she slowly though happily replied to her in both of her native languages, her accent changing to match each language as she spoke, “Hola; hodi. It is very nice to meet you, my dear Abigale. I am Kyara, or Alessea- but you may call me Ky or Sea if you wish to.”
Pausing for a moment of thought, she turned her head to shoot a quick glance around the rest of the seemingly empty garage, her eyes scanning everything before she lifted up one of her hands, the tips of her pointer finger and thumb slipping into her mouth before she let out a loud though still sharp and quick whistle, the noise very quickly getting a response as the sound of metal clanged against the ground somewhere in the back corner before a light scurrying led to a small though rather cute looking raccoon rushing over to where Alessea was crouched, his paws coming to rest over her forearm.
“Abigale; this is Miko… think you can look after him for me while your father and I speak with one another..?” Waiting until she was sure that the girl and the raccoon were both happily distracted with one another, Alessea lifted her attention back up to Quinton, nodding lightly for him to go on with what he wanted to say as she stood herself up straight, her hands once more returning to the warmth of her pockets.
“I have made a decision, and it’s purely for Abigale’s sake. She’s never really had an alpha, or not one that she can remember, and I’ve left much to be desired in the way of such an authority figure. I’d rather she learn before she is old enough to shift. And being apart of a pack is safer for her, than not.”
“I understand; a pack can be quite daunting, especially for one as young as your daughter.” Nodding her head in understanding, she frowned slightly, daring to shoot a glance over at the child in question before her eyes were once more on the father, her feet carrying her back over to where he was standing so that she could stand next to him, giving them both a better chance of watching the girl and the raccoon without too much obstruction to their sight, “You have my word that no harm will come to your child in my pack; I will guide her, nurture her and teach her as I would any young pup that is under my care. She is a bright young thing, and she will go very far. You will both have the support you need; I do not abandon my familia.”
“And it seems Abigale likes you, and that’s all I needed to know.”
“He worries too much.”
“You might see it that way, dear; but he worries for good reason.” Her voice, though still soft now held a touch more authority to it as she spoke to the young girl now in her care, wanting to make sure that she understood just why it was that her father was in the right in this particular case, “Everyday we wake up is full of fun, and full of love… surrounded by our pack- they are our family. However, the life that we live is a dangerous one as well. Not only do we have the threat of other packs and supernaturals, but we also have to worry about hunters. This is why I reached out to your father, and why he has accepted the offer to join the pack.”
Pausing for a moment, she tilted her head forward ever so slightly, her already intense gaze seeming to grow even more so as she kept holding the child’s eyes, “You see Abigale; the stronger the pack, the safer we are. And that is what I aim for. No harm will ever befall a member of my familia if I can help it. You are apart of that familia now; you must now do your part in the pack, just as your father must now do his part as my new beta.”
Holding her gaze just a few moments longer to make sure that her words had sunk in, Alessea tore her gaze away from the girl, instead allowing it to meet once more with Quinton’s- it wasn’t what she had offered him when they had first spoken… a place in the pack; that was it. But something didn’t feel right, and if she was going to keep them safe, she was going to need all the help she could get, “Stay vigilant, and do not stray. I have a real good feeling that something bad is about to happen… that something big is brewing just under the surface, getting ready to show itself. There are already two other wolves wandering my territory; wolves that we must approach and offer a home… I hate to think of what else is to come.”