It was that loud bark that saw the young woman pause at the threshold of her bedroom, she turned, her stormy eyes watched as the lupine creature struggled momentarily to pull herself from the depths of underneath the witch's bed. Her eyebrows rose ever so slightly as Raven approached the 'treat' she had so carefully crafted as a reward for freeing the townhome of the mouse - though she was entirely certain there were more hiding in the depths of her beloved home. Still, Serafina hardly expected the whine that left the wolf's mouth. A small frown crossed her lips as she watched the wolverine nose the plate with the steak and bread, her eyebrow rose ever so slightly as the wolf from the young witch to the food on her plate and back again. "What, not good enough for you?" Serafina inquired, entirely at a loss for what the lupine had wanted of her. Slowly, she crossed the room, bending down to pick up the piece of bread only to find that removal of the singular item seemed to be well enough to encourage the dog to jump on the steak still placed in front of her. The witch was entirely taken back, standing after a moment's hesitation. "Well, excuse me for the bread insulting you." She muttered, more to herself then the wolf in front of her. Rather, the girl was entirely content to nibble ever so slightly on the part of the bread that remained unsoaked from the steak's juices.

She watched in silence as the wolf scarfed down that juicy piece of meat, hardly bothering to savor the taste as it surely should be rather than simply devouring it for what it was. A soft huff left her lips as Raven glanced up towards her with a glimpse of excitement. Serafina's gaze shifted towards the bread in her hand the girl unable to help the glimpse of contemplation that crossed her features. "Be gentle okay?" She inquired as she slowly reached down to hand the wolf the bread she'd been eating from her very hand. It was only once Raven's muzzle was near her hand that Serafina let go of the bread, allowing her companion to eat what she certainly didn't want, much less appreciate nearly as much. Instead, the witch's gaze shifted towards the hallway she'd come from and back towards the stairs that led towards that kitchen. A small shudder ran down her spine at the sheer thought of returning to that rat infested room. It was just....so gross.

The witch could hardly deny that nearly overwhelming need to get out that so clenched at her heart, making her fidget even as she stood there in the doorway of her own bedroom. "Hey Raven?" She inquired, her gaze shifting towards the wolf, glad for once the woman hardly seemed herself if only for the decidedly vulnerable tone that filled her voice at those two words. "Let's just...let's get out of here for a bit okay? We can find something fun to do. Maybe go to the park or something? Hell, I have an idea." Her words came faster then she had intended them to be and yet, the girl was all too eager to clutch onto that idea that toyed with her thoughts, simply needing to free from that bacteria and dirt she was assured her house was infected with now. "Come on." She spoke to the wolf, waving towards the hallway as she made her way down stairs. She paused at the front door, snatching her keys only to jingle them with the intent to further coax the wolf outside. It was only once she was out in the safety of fresh air that she bothered to turn and lock the door to her town house, crossing the walkway towards the vehicle. The girl opened the back door, gesturing for the wolverine to get inside, all too aware of the dog's like for those car rides.

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