[SRP] Observations pt2 (Saxon Sinclair)

[Kettyn]

Perhaps it was his imagination. Perhaps it was not. Saxon knew that after spending so much time with the mare Maevlynn that one could and possibly would miss the first tell tale signs that something was different. That something was perhaps out of sorts. As far he knew Maevlynn was putting on weight. The chains that encircled her stomach seemed to have shrunk considerably. At times Maevlynn seemed to be extremely short with him. Even after he had gone out of his way to procure the strangest requests for foodstuffs that she wished to have on hand to eat at a later time. Shaking his head at the silly things he had been forced to retrieve Saxon sighed. This whole ordeal was taxing. He didn't know one moment to the next what to say and do. At times he was seemingly exasperated by Maeve's behaviour. It was times like these that he sought solace for himself as a means to keep a tight grip on his sanity. It would not be good if he found himself losing his temper and attacking without much provocation.  

[Kettyn]

Perhaps that is why he found himself away from Maevlynn's side one early morning. He had been too frustrated to remain in her company and while he knew that he would never lay a hoof on the mare it had been a close call. Saxon found himself in a secluded area in which he spent the next few hours contemplating his possibly dire situation. The strangeness of his whole ordeal began to sink in and the stallion began adding up the points in his theory. Shaking his head at the picture that emerged had him wondering how he could have missed the obvious signs. From his way of thinking it would have appeared that Maevlynn was finally with foal. They were expecting ... and he, Saxon, would finally be a father. The thought coalesced like a super nova had gone off in his mind. The stallion was rocked with the realization that soon he would have little ones running around. Perhaps it was time to have a nice chat with his mother on what to expect. Lord knows he hadn't had much experience from his own foal hood on what to expect.