After what had happened at the border with Moth and Selby's confessing to each other while stop his back, Aurum had thought several times about going to see his sister and speaking to her about it. Not specifically only that event, but it had been a pretty damn big instigating event, to say the least. Sure, the Captain had noticed the looks that the two of them exchanged, and had certainly seen the beginnings of puppy love happening between the two of them, but to be there when they both admitted their romantic feelings to each other? Well, not only had it been pretty damn funny, but heartwarming as well. Now, all Aurum could hope was that Selby would treat his sister well. He was fairly sure that the Sawbone would, considering he had a great deal of respect for the smaller feline and had never seen Selby as someone to do something as cruel as hurt somebody he loved, but... Aurum had a tendency to be a bit paranoid when it came to love and everything like that, ever since his past with Draekon and even things that had happened before it. Needless to say, while Moth being in love was a happy event, it was also an incredibly anxiety inducing one for the male. Although, he supposed that he couldn't really say that he had completely given up on love, and he was certainly a bit of a hypocrite, considering his recent freak out when Crowley had been injured. He was still trying to tell himself that had just been a result of him being emotional, and that he wouldn't go so far as to say that he was in love with Crowley, but... he had his doubts and he was sure Moth probably did too.

Still, putting all of this aside, Aurum was just sort of happy to have a nice quiet moment with his sister again. Whether it be injuries, the Pitt raid, love confessions, his recent promotion, or the renovations that had been eating up his time lately, they hadn't exactly had a lot of one on one sibling bonding time. It was almost sort of silly to put it that way, considering that they hadn't been siblings from birth and had probably lost a lot of sibling bonding time, but... Aurum certainly cared for her like a sister, and she had been more like family to him than certain actual biological family had been. So, taking a deep breath and letting himself relax, the lion had trekked over from his house over to Moth's, settling into a sitting position before he let his paw knock up against the door, his words leaving him in a lazy rumble, "Moth? You in there? I was wondering if we could hang out for a bit." It was entirely possible that she wouldn't be there, off collecting herbs or other things, or perhaps hanging out with Selby, but he could only hope he had come at a good enough time that he'd catch her before she had gone anywhere.

Aurum could certainly relate to the feeling of not quite knowing where you stood with someone, particularly when it came to things like love. In a similar situation to that of Moth and Selby, the lion had frantically confessed his feelings to Crowley, devastated when he saw the other injured by the demons that had come after him. However, due to the amount of pain that Crowley had been in, along with the frantic nature of the surrounding events, the other male hadn't even remember Aurum's words, which had been both a blessing and a curse. A blessing because it meant that the Captain didn't truly need to examine his feelings up close immediately, but also a curse because it meant that he was back to square one, and forced to pine away listlessly, not even sure if he was really in love or not. At least in the case of Moth and Selby, they had both actually acknowledged their feelings and confessed, even if they didn't quite know what they were yet. In the case of Aurum and Crowley, it was more like the both of them were carefully dodging around the subject, shoving down their feelings and trying not to make things awkward between them... Aurum knew that eventually one of them would have to make some kind of move, but he didn't exactly feel confident about it right now.

Aurum's thoughts were torn away from his tornado of a romantic life when Moth opened the door, smiling happily and agreeing to hang out with him. The lion felt a warm glow of delight at her agreement, and he flicked his tail at her before rumbling softly, "Great! You mind if we walk and talk? We haven't really gotten a chance to talk one on one in a while." Truthfully, the last time he could remember that they had spoken just the two of them was way back when Poetking had fled Tanglewood, and had left both of them depressed and feeling betrayed. At that time, they had turned to each other for comfort and companionship with the absence of the other lion, and that had eventually led to their now very familial relationship. It was really one of the only things that Aurum could thank his brother for, since he didn't know where he would be now without Moth's support. Still, with the both of them being very busy members of the group, with duties to attend to as well as others to worry about, it wasn't often that he could just go over to her house, or vice versa. That was why the thought of just going on a walk with her and idly chatting was so exciting to Aurum, even if it was a relatively mundane thing to do with someone. He could do with some mundane stuff these days, considering all the activity that had begun to take place with Leroy's ascent to power and his promotion to Captain of the Guard.