“Is uh… Is ‘you’ a good answer?” The wall was broken down for Trish. Maddie blushed brighter and turned away. Trish’s tail started to wag involuntarily.
“I think I need to have a shower before I cook,” Maddie said, “You can decide what you want while I’m in there.” She patted Trish’s side as she moved to slide out from under her.
Trish let her up with no small amount of whining and sunk into the warm spot on the couch she left. She watched Maddie roll her hips a bit on the way to the bathroom. From day one, Trish was happy to notice that her wife was still quite attractive to her. Rumors abounded outside of animal acting circles about what exactly changes entailed and what sort of cognitive affects they might have. So far, besides barking when she got excited, and just knowing how to do things like wag or lap up water, there wasn’t a whole lot Trish could notice. Just internet rumors, she decided.
She smelled the partly chlorinated scent of the showerhead as her wife started it, and heard the droplets start to beat on the tub’s floor. Trish was trying to come down from the moment they’d just shared. She was running hot and she definitely wanted more than a little kiss. Okay, that wasn’t fair. She and her wife had totally just made out, but that only got her wanting for more.
There was a scent she was picking up that clicked somewhere in her brain that was distracting her with all these thoughts. It was something in Maddie’s scent, but it wasn’t just her perfume or her conditioner. Trish tried to ignore it until her sharp canine ears picked up a familiar soft gasp from the bathroom.
The puzzle pieces fell in place.
Maddie was definitely touching herself in there.
The thought made Trish grin and pant. Obviously, even as a dog, she still had it. She didn’t blame her for bailing like that, however. It was definitely extenuating circumstances. Trish was a dog currently, and all that.
Before she knew it, Trish was on her four paws and gingerly padding across the room, following that scent and the soft noises she normally wouldn’t be able to hear. She stopped at the door, and she felt the humidity and warmth rolling out from under it on her nose.