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Mar 07, 2010 03:06PM
Shadow nodded seriously, taking the plates and turning off the stove as she piled the eggs onto the two saucer-like dishes.
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He smiled and kissed her cheek. "Thanks for cooking."
"No problem. When it's eggs, I can do it fairly decent."
"Yeah, it looks good." He took his plate and headed for the dining room.
Shadow, lingering a fwe moments after he left the room, leaned against the counter and put a hand to her face. What is wrong with you Salem?! You have major issues! you can't love both of them! She shook her head, angry now. And what if I can't stop? The other voice didn't answer and she went into the dining room.
Sean had already sat down, and he looked at her with concern showing on his face when he saw her, but he didn't say anything, only started eating.
She sat down across from him, not meeting his face as she began eating, a mumbled prayer of thanks spoken before the fork reached her lips.
Sean heard and smiled slightly. He didn't pray, never had; he considered himself agnostic, but he really just didn't know what to believe anymore. He finished eating quickly and took his dishes to the kitchen.
When she was done, having lingered a little, she placed her plate and fork in the sink.
"Are you okay?" he asked quietly, gently, reaching out to touch her hand.
She didn't pull her hand back, though the voice screamed at her to do so. "Ya, I'm fine."
"Okay..." He frowned slightly, listening to her thoughts. "Is there something you want to tell me?"
He sighed and nodded. "Okay."
Ha, you don't have to tell him, it said. He can know. You didn't think about that did you? He can read you! It laughed at her and she gripped the edge of the counter.
He winced. "Do you want me to not listen?"
"I-it really doesn't matter," she said openly, relaxing her fingers.
"Are you sure? I don't mind..."
"Mind," she chuckled, then looked sheepish. "That wasn't actually funny, it just rememinded me of something. But no, really it's..fine."
He nodded. "If you're sure." He squeezed her hand gently, then let it go. "I think I'm going to go outside for a while. I'd like to get some air."
Salem nodded. "Good idea. I think..I think maybe I'll go have a nap."
"Okay. I'll see you in a bit, then." He kissed her forehead. "Unless you want me to tuck you in?" he joked.
"I can manage," she said flatly, the voice berating her for being stupid.
He blinked and attempted a smile. "I know- it was a joke."
Shadow nodded sharply, walking down the hall to his room. I'm stealing your bed till you come back.
Okay... He frowned and went to sit outside with a sigh.
She climbed onto the bed, pulling the covers over herself and closing her eyes. Immediately she was assaulted by the voice. Idiot! Yuo are so ridiculously stupid! Get a real life, you can't have them, they don't really love you. It's like Ellis said: it's like you make them like you. You make them do that and then you pull back! You leave their hearts bleeding, do you want that? Do you!?
((Wanna make Ellis be a pain to Sean? It'd feel kind weird doing both of them, so...))
((yah, sure..mwahaha))Ellis slipped out of the trees with panther-like grace and quietness to go with it. He sneered at Sean and appraoched him, his face a mask of anger and something a lot like pain. "You."
Sean looked up. "Hello, Ellis," he said quietly. He wasn't even surprised to see him. "I had a feeling it was you that was causing trouble for Shadow."
"Causing trouble? For Say? I don't think so," he smiled, a cheshire cat grin that was extremely annoying. "Not as far as I know."
Sean scowled. "She was upset last night, and she wouldn't tell me what had happened. But she'd been outside. And then now, she was awake before me and this morning she was distant. That was your fault, wasn't it?"
"Fault?" he chuckled. "So we're playing the blame game now? I suppose, then, that I must in turn tell you what you are to blame for." Ellis took a long look at Sean, "She cries now. It's your fault you know, she never cried like that before."
Sean's eyes pricked with tears and he felt a pulling at his heart. "It's not because of me," he said. "It's not."
"It is," he insisted cruelly. "It's all your fault, you know that now right? To think about it..it wouldn't be hard for you to find that out for yourself would it?" Ellis smirked at him. "Unlike myself, you can read her, can't you? So why don't you? Why don't you find the truth of your wretchedness?"
((Back!))
Sean glared at him and stood. "Shut up. Can't you leave us alone?"
Sean glared at him and stood. "Shut up. Can't you leave us alone?"
((wilkomen!))"Sure I could, but I won't. Dear Salem needs me."
((I'll be disappearing soon, though. *sigh*))
"She does not," Sean scoffed. "She doesn't even need me. She's independent."
"She does not," Sean scoffed. "She doesn't even need me. She's independent."
((*sad face*))"Au contraire my friend. She needs people, she just tends to pretend she doesn't."
"She definitely doesn't need you. And I could never be your friend. Get the hell away from us." Sean was practically growling.
He pretended to be struck. "Over my dead body..or rather, if it helps, you can just picture Say's dead body."
Sean clenched his fists. "You wouldn't hurt her."
Ellis really was shocked. "Never, but there are people who would."
"There were more in our world," Sean countered. "And we're all together now. We can take anyone who even tries."
Sean glared at him. "You don't even know anything about this world."
"I know more than you I'd bet," he seemed happy with himself.
"What I know doesn't matter, when we have people with us who used to live here," Sean said, not willing to give in.
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