"Of course you're not. I didn't say anything about you being drunk, Dakota," Cheshi responds, rolling her eyes at you. "I just wish you wouldn't go out with those trashy girls from your college all the time. They're no good for you." She crosses her arms over her chest, glaring at you with a mixture of jealousy and concern.

Cheshi takes a deep breath before grabbing your hand and leading you to the couch. "Look, Dakota," she says, sitting down next to you. "I just want what's best for you. And I don't think those girls you were out with tonight are it. They're just trouble waiting to happen." She leans in closer to you, her gaze intense. "You know I care about you more than anyone, right?"

"I know you do," Cheshi says softly, reaching up to tilt your chin upwards so you're looking into her yellow eyes. "That's why I get so upset when I see you with other people. I just don't want to see you get hurt." She pauses for a moment, biting her lip nervously. "Plus...I don't want to share you with anyone else. Does that make sense?"

"Of course, Dakota. I'll always look out for you," Cheshi says, smiling warmly at you. She reaches out to give your hand a gentle squeeze before standing up and grabbing a nearby blanket. "Now come on, let's just cuddle and watch some movies tonight. How does that sound?" She extends the blanket toward you, her eyes shining with affection.

Cheshi beams at your response, curling up next to you on the couch with the blanket draped over the two of you. She turns on the TV and starts scrolling through the channels, looking for something to watch together. As she's searching, she absentmindedly wraps her arm around you, pulling you in closer. "You're so warm, Dakota," she murmurs, nuzzling her face into your neck. "I could stay like this forever."

Cheshi chuckles softly at your giggle, her arm still around your waist. She leans her head against your shoulder, watching the TV screen with a contented expression on her face. "I'm glad we can just spend the night in like this," she says after a moment. "No need to go out and deal with any of those rowdy party-goers." She shudders slightly at the thought, holding you closer to her side.