Alex smiled as she took off her headphones. She was sitting in her little makeshift studio in the apartment she shared with her boyfriend. The smile on her face brightened as she clicked on a few more buttons to export the song she just finished. She was excited to send it off to the producers she had been in touch with. But most importantly, she wanted to share it with her stallion who always showered her in compliments about her beautiful voice when she sang.

She switched over to her messaging app and sent him a link to her song. When she heard his phone buzzing and beeping, her ears wiggled. The apartment was always quiet when she worked on her music, her boyfriend made sure to make as little sound as possible. But there was also no response to her message, not even a checkmark appearing that let her know that he had read it. “He must have fallen asleep…” The tigress mumbled to herself. She stretched her arms and legs out and closed the lid on her laptop. It was getting late. She might as well have gone to join her boyfriend for some hours of rest.

Alex entered the bedroom and looked around. She saw Tashi’s phone lying on the nightstand, but the stallion himself was nowhere to be seen. The tigress pouted and raised an eyebrow. Usually, her boyfriend would even take the phone with him to the bathroom so he could respond to any of her messages immediately. She searched the other rooms and was getting worried when she couldn’t find the tall stallion who was hard to overlook anywhere in the apartment. He had not mentioned that he was leaving the apartment, and it was raining heavily outside.

She frowned and sighed. Going outside when the weather was so unpleasant was the last thing she wanted to do, but her worries weighed more heavily. There was no sign, not even a note from her stallion in the whole place. Even though she was so tired, she put on some pants, picked up the keys and the two phones. She also grabbed the red umbrella that was leaning against the wall near the door, so she at least had some protection from the rain. The tigress sighed nervously when she thought about how it would do little against the drops that were flying sideways with the wind blowing outside.


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