SnitchSeeker.com - View Single Post

Star-Lord · 09-19-2015, 10:35 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by laurange

Warning bells went off in this Hufflepuff's head the second his best friend fixed him with a deadpan stare. Oh no. Whoopsie daisy. He'd said something really really wrong and now she was mad and it was very difficult to talk her down when you had a talent for saying the wrong thing. Really, most times, he just ended up making it worse. A million times worse. Like now. Now was a pretty good example.

Eyes wide, he reached across the picnic basket and squeezed her arm that was closer to him. Difficult, considering that they were wrapped around her knees, but he tried. "I would never, ever do that," he said quietly. "Really. I've never lied to you." And it was true. He hadn't. He'd just selectively omit things she might not want to hear but even that was rare and he didn't like doing it.

And he would never leave her for dead just because he was hungry. He had priorities! He would try save her first and then go eat with her after she was definitely safe. Honestly, he was pretty insulted that she would even suggest such a thing and it showed. She wounded him.

Timmy didn't look at him, just listened.

Those were almost the exact same words her dad said to her once. Now that she was older, Timmy was understanding things more. She would tell her mum about it, had she sent all those letters that were stored away in her nightstand. She didn't move either. but she did accio herself a sandwich and ate it. Maybe her moods were all over the place because it was that time for her. Was it always going to be like this? How annoying. She definitely hadn't signed up for this.

"Eat." She finally said.

09-19-2015, 10:35 PM	#117 (permalink)
Star-Lord DMGS & DMT Mooncalf Join Date: May 2009 Location: Gotham [GMT -5] Posts: 6,974 x2	★ wannabe historian ★ Baekry Quote: Originally Posted by laurange Warning bells went off in this Hufflepuff's head the second his best friend fixed him with a deadpan stare. Oh no. Whoopsie daisy. He'd said something really really wrong and now she was mad and it was very difficult to talk her down when you had a talent for saying the wrong thing. Really, most times, he just ended up making it worse. A million times worse. Like now. Now was a pretty good example. Eyes wide, he reached across the picnic basket and squeezed her arm that was closer to him. Difficult, considering that they were wrapped around her knees, but he tried. "I would never, ever do that," he said quietly. "Really. I've never lied to you." And it was true. He hadn't. He'd just selectively omit things she might not want to hear but even that was rare and he didn't like doing it. And he would never leave her for dead just because he was hungry. He had priorities! He would try save her first and then go eat with her after she was definitely safe. Honestly, he was pretty insulted that she would even suggest such a thing and it showed. She wounded him. Timmy didn't look at him, just listened. Those were almost the exact same words her dad said to her once. Now that she was older, Timmy was understanding things more. She would tell her mum about it, had she sent all those letters that were stored away in her nightstand. She didn't move either. but she did accio herself a sandwich and ate it. Maybe her moods were all over the place because it was that time for her. Was it always going to be like this? How annoying. She definitely hadn't signed up for this. "Eat." She finally said. __________________ I don't bend easy, budge or break; Trust me, you don't want it with the female Scarface;