[He inched away from her finger as she prodded his nose, surprised by the action as he'd been distracted with other thoughts.]
A dog's not a child, Pyro. It's a pet.
[He certainly didn't want to think about children of any sort at that point, as he was still trying to acclimate himself to the thought of having any sort of a relationship with her, no matter how taboo in light of his standards of professionalism; even more, he didn't want to mention that the offer was tempting.]
[Action]
A dog's not a child, Pyro. It's a pet.
[He certainly didn't want to think about children of any sort at that point, as he was still trying to acclimate himself to the thought of having any sort of a relationship with her, no matter how taboo in light of his standards of professionalism; even more, he didn't want to mention that the offer was tempting.]