Savannah: The Pack's Outcast
Not caring if he sounded like a giddy schoolboy, he gestured animatedly as he explained his technique, his voice brimming with passion.
"I love the way you capture the light and shadows," Savanna interjected, her eyes fixed on a vibrant landscape painting. "It's like I'm standing right there, in the middle of the scene."
Abel beamed, his heart pounding with delight. He had never felt so appreciated, so understood. Savanna's words were like a warm embrace, enveloping him in a comforting aura.
"You should paint me," Savanna suggested playfully, her eyes twinkling with mischief.
Abel's smile froze on his face. He had never painted a person before, and the thought of capturing someone's likeness