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Sep 07, 2014 03:39PM
Oraon's heart felt like it stopped when she held up Sierra in front of her. He growled but his eyes shifted back to their ice blue coloring. He didn't move as he looked from Raven to Sierra, a very angry look on his face. "What do you want exactly then, more money then what we agreed?" he asked, trying to keep his voice calm but it faltered, growing a bit hoarse. He reminded himself that he had looked a long time for Sierra, he couldn't ruin it now and completely disregard his years of searching. He hated bowing to Raven though, he hated that she had something to use against him now.
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"See, I have money." Raven mused as she studied him, enjoying herself more than any normal person would in this situation. She wondered why exactly he was so conerned though. Sure, even she grew little attachments to her little pets, but he looked absolutely panicked. "I have a lot of money. It's enjoyable, but I don't really NEED more. No, no. Besides, that's too simple. What I want is too make you pay." She hissed.
He growled and took a half step forward and then spoke slowly. "Why, you seem absolutely fine to me," he said in a low voice as he looked over her. "You don't seem to have any wounds and I'm guessing the job got done or you wouldn't be here," he said a bit boldly.
"Oh, trust me. If I had gotten hurt?" Raven gave a cruel laugh. "Things would not be this easy on you." She studied him, deciding which path to take. Making a decision, she nodded to herself. "Yes. It's done. Now, at the very least I want my money." She ordered.
He reached over and grabbed the money of the desk and then stepped closer to her and then reached out and handed the large wad of money to her. He was careful to not get to close or move quickly, not wanting Raven to get rough with Sierra. "There, now what else do you want?" he growled.
Holding Sierra by the throat, Raven moved the other girl behind her, never letting go. She stepped forward, mock pouting. "I can't believe you never want to see me anymore." She sighed tauntingly. She easily caught the money, still studying him. Sierra still hadn't woken up at this point and hung limp from Raven's grip.
Oraon chuckled. "I wouldn't exactly say that. I've just been busy thats all," he said as he looked over her and she took the money. "And besides, you seem to have two new boy toys, I wouldn't want to make them jealous," he said and smirked a bit even though he was still completely tense; his eyes drifting from Raven to Sierra.
"I don't know... I don't think that's it." Raven shook her head. "You're just a little too infatuated with your little girl here." She made a tsking noise, obviously meaning Sierra. "You know, I think we should fix that. She's holding you back too much." She sighed, sounding like this was an unfortunate duty. Obviously it wasn't for her.
Oraon's eyes went blood red as she spoke and his whole body language changed, his face crunching and twitching to bare his teeth at her, his whole demeanor looking like he was definitely going to kill Raven. "Don't you dare threaten her," he snapped loudly, his voice booming and then echoing through the whole house a few times after he spoke. He glared, a deathly look on his face, revealing his usual completely blood lusted, cold blooded killer side. His chin lifted slightly as he looked at her, his hair moving away from his face. "Put her down now or I swear the last thing you'll see is going to be your own guts on the floor," he growled, his voice completely changing.
Raven sighed impatiently, calm as a cat was. Yet she was also completely ready for anything, just like a cat was. "Oh please, we both know you don't have a chance against me." She snorted, waving a hand. "I beat you before and always have. Sure, you're good. You're very good, actually. But you can't beat me." Since she didn't have a side other then her slightly-psycho killer one, she didn't seem any different at his threats.
Oraon growled at her and instantly he lunged forward and grabbed Raven's unused arm, his fingers tightening around her arm. "You should head my warnings Raven, drop her now," he growled, his teeth showing as he looked at her coldly. "You have no idea who I am, or what I'm truly capable of," he added, his face showing that he absolutely wasn't lying with a single word he said. "What ever you want I'll give you," he said in a calmer sweeter tone but his whole body didn't change, he still looked fiercer then he had before or when she had last fought him.
"You think you know everything about me?" Raven challenged softly, her ice blue gaze sharp as she stared back at him. She was completely unflinching at his anger, not seeming effected at all. Then she brightened mockingly. "Anything I want? Oh good! Thank you so much, I wanted your little girlfriend ever since you first pissed me off!" She gushed in a tauntingly sweet tone, twisting her arm to free it. She smiled at him and stepped back, her blue eyes chillingly cold as she lifted the passed out redhead into her arms. Her tone was low and harsh as she spoke again, snarling, "You know, I used to like you. I hope this little lesson makes it so I still can." Raven turned and strode down the stairs easily.
Oraon was completely shocked as she spoke and he realized what exactly he had just done. He growled under his breath, "Damn it Raven....Damn it Sierra," he said under his breath. He couldn't go back on what he said now as he watched Raven leave. He stood at the edge of the top of the staircase and watched her, biting down on his lip hard and drawing dark almost black blood. "There better not be a scratch on her when I get her back," he hollered at her from the top of the stairs. He was holding himself back from going after her, knowing if he did he would only make it worse; but as he saw her leaving with Sierra he couldn't help the heart wrenching pain he felt.
Raven paused at the door and looked up at him, one eyebrow raised in surprise. "You'll be getting her back?" She asked in a mockingly confused tone before she walked out. Hmm. Sierra was pretty enough, but Raven had her own human for now. Maybe Alex would like the girl.
Oraon growled and then once she was gone he picked up the desk and then swung it into the railing of the stairs, shattering both the railing and the desk as they flew to the ground below. He let out an enraged roar as he stood there, cracks forming in the building as he started back into his room, his phone pulling out int one swift motion before he was dialing a number and talking to a young man on the phone. "I need you to tail Raven for me," he said.
((We should just rp Sierra and Oraon here and pretend the Raven plot point is over because why the hell not.))
((Okay dockey, let's do that))
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((It'll probably take a while though lol. Ton of Spanish, plus an essay I actually care about writing, because if I write it epically then I'll get to organize prom))
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Oroan finished thanking Ainmire, nodding at the vampire. "I think we are even now correct?" Ainmire asked with a little tinge of growling in his voice. Oroan nodded solemnly and then walked Ainmire out before he turned into the living room, taking a breath in and sighing, eyes closing for a bit before he opened them and glanced down at the couch where Sierra sat after Ainmire had brought her back. He didn't really know what to say at first as he looked down at her, only that he felt a great joy in his heart that she didn't seem to be hurt in any way. "I'm glad that Ainmire was able to bring you back. Are you okay?" he asked quietly as he stood in front of her, one arm crossed over his body and the other on the back of his neck.
Sierra had been through a lot. It came hand in hand with the whole slave in chains and cages thing. No surprise there. But when she lifted her head to look up at him, her gaze was far older than it had been when she had left. Her voice was the same though, still taunting and perpetually challenging. "Oh, yeah. I'm perfectly fucking alright." She snapped sarcastically. "And even if I wasn't? I thought we'd been over the fact that I'm not your Sophie, Oroan. I am not going to go running to you with my feelings." She hissed. But another different thing showed as, instead of her usual maintaining eye contact, her gaze dropped back down to her hands.
((*gasp* Should they have turned her?))
((*gasp* Should they have turned her?))
((that sounds so cruel but maybe??? lol, you choose XD))
Oroan physically flinched at her harsh words, least they where harsh to him. He didn't look away from her though, knowing she was right about that. Frowning and biting the bottom of his lip before he crouched down in front of her, picking up the slight difference in the way she moved. The usual fire seemed covered, even though her words cut like they did before they seemed to had lost their sting. "I know your not here. I'm not asking you to be here, nor am I thinking you'll ever act remotely like her," he stopped for a moment to lick his lips, eyes fixed on her lowered gaze. "But as you're master I need to make sure my slaves are physically and emotionally healthy. And when slaves start lying to me like you just did it makes it only worse for you. Some one like you should know that by now," he said in a hard tone. He reached his hand up, using just the side of his hand to lift her chin a bit so her gaze was level with his. "Did they do anything to you?" his tone was fiery when he spoke, demanding to be answered as his eyes fixed hard onto hers.
Oroan physically flinched at her harsh words, least they where harsh to him. He didn't look away from her though, knowing she was right about that. Frowning and biting the bottom of his lip before he crouched down in front of her, picking up the slight difference in the way she moved. The usual fire seemed covered, even though her words cut like they did before they seemed to had lost their sting. "I know your not here. I'm not asking you to be here, nor am I thinking you'll ever act remotely like her," he stopped for a moment to lick his lips, eyes fixed on her lowered gaze. "But as you're master I need to make sure my slaves are physically and emotionally healthy. And when slaves start lying to me like you just did it makes it only worse for you. Some one like you should know that by now," he said in a hard tone. He reached his hand up, using just the side of his hand to lift her chin a bit so her gaze was level with his. "Did they do anything to you?" his tone was fiery when he spoke, demanding to be answered as his eyes fixed hard onto hers.
Sierra's gaze slowly focussed in on him, blinking. She seemed almost dazed, close but not quite. "I-" She started, then she stopped, shaking her head sharply as if to clear it. "I..." She tried again, but again seemed to almost choke on her words before she got them out. She stared at him for a long moment before she opened her mouth, baring the newly-grown in fangs. And then she started to cry. Obviously ashamed, she closed her mouth again and covered her face with her hands, leaning forward to try and cover it. Then she started to cry. She wasn't an overly emotional person and crying was no different. Her shoulders trembled and tears silently dripped down her cheeks, but she didn't make a sound. She had become what she had hated and feared for so long.
Oraon looked over her as she tried to speak, staying crouched in front of her till she opened her mouth, presenting the fangs to him. Anger boiled in him as she started to cry, his eyes narrowing and turning red for a moment. He moved into the seat beside her, putting his arms around her and hugging her gently, trying to comfort her just the best he could. "I'm sorry. I should have protected you better," he said quietly, guilt and regret in his voice that he hadn't gone after him herself right when Raven took her. He was angry with himself and the people that had done this to her, no what those monsters had done to her. Monsters like him. He pulled away, she wouldn't want something like him hugging her, especially with what just happened. He stood up, glancing around the room for a moment and then bit down on his lip hard. "Do you want to go to your room, you can lay down there and..." he stopped, shaking his head as he felt the anger shake his body. "They'll pay for turning you into something you hate, I promise you," he stated, his eyes turning a flaming red as he left the room and moved into the kitchen, where he stayed to try and get control of himself, cursing himself in a low muttering voice.
At his first touch Sierra flinched, but that was it. She didn't fight, she wasn't even tense. It was like she'd just... given up. "Not your fault." Was all she said. After he'd walked away she just stayed there for a long moment, her eyes closed and face in her hands, not moving a muscle. But after a moment her stomach growled, and it was... it was weird. Sierra, having been a slave, was used to feeling hungry. This was... different. She didn't understand, but with a sinking feeling, she thought she knew what it was. Reluctantly she stood and walked in after him, leaning against the doorframe and looking down. "I... I'm hungry?" She said, her tone almost questioning. She didn't know what to do.
He lifted his head as she spoke, not noticing she had come in. His red gaze fixed on her before they faded to cold little blue hues again. He glanced around the kitchen and then motioned for her to sit on a bar stool. "I'll get you something you can handle, Fledgling wise," he stated quietly. Just the fact that she was a fledgling now worried him, he hadn't gone through it himself since he was a born vampire but he had seen newly vampires driven mad by blood-lust and they never came back from it. He moved to a smaller fridge and pulled out a small pack, his back to her the whole entire time as he pulled it open and then dripped the O blood into a coffee mug. He put it into the microwave and heated it up for a bit before he put in a little pack of syrup like stuff to the blood. Putting the lid onto it he stirred it with a few little twirls and then gave to her. "I put some flavoring in it so it should taste like chocolate, it will go down easier that way for your first time. Having it in a closed container kinda helps so, yea know, don't have to look at it," he stated as he lifted himself onto the island counter in the kitchen, sitting on it and watching her. "You shouldn't leave the house while your going through the Fledgling phase..." he told her a bit grimly as he watched her, wanting to make sure she actually drank and didn't try to starve herself.
"Thanks." Sierra said quietly, sitting on the stool as he told her to, very subdued. She watched with a sort of detached interest as he moved around to prepare it, murmuring another 'thanks' as he gave it to her. "How long does that last?" She asked, though she was listless, and really didn't seem that invested in the answer like she should be. She stared down at the cup, swirling it around a few times. She really, really wished this wasn't this easy. She'd hated vampires because of what they did with their bloodlust, but it smelled so intoxicating... Her nose twitched, and she lifted the cup with obvious reluctance. The problem was that she was only reluctant because she was telling herself to be. Every fiber of her being was nowhere near reluctant, her body and senses were downright eager to drain the cup. And she hated herself for it.
She knew there was no turning back once she passed this point. It was the moment that everything would truly change. If she took a drink, she was accepting her fate. At last she took a tiny sip and pulled back, making a face. Not because it was bad, but because her conscious mind told her she should be disgusted by it, no matter what her body and subconscious was saying. But even her conscious mind couldn't deny the deliciousness, or the urge that was driving her. She finishes the cup, licking her lips before setting it carefully aside. She never once looked up, never once protested. She took so much for so long, but apparently all the had to do was turn her for her to be as submissive as they'd tried to get her to be.
She knew there was no turning back once she passed this point. It was the moment that everything would truly change. If she took a drink, she was accepting her fate. At last she took a tiny sip and pulled back, making a face. Not because it was bad, but because her conscious mind told her she should be disgusted by it, no matter what her body and subconscious was saying. But even her conscious mind couldn't deny the deliciousness, or the urge that was driving her. She finishes the cup, licking her lips before setting it carefully aside. She never once looked up, never once protested. She took so much for so long, but apparently all the had to do was turn her for her to be as submissive as they'd tried to get her to be.
Oraon watched her drink, tapping his fingers along the table as he looked over her, a frown forming onto his face. When she finished he got down slowly and then moved to make her another drink, knowing she'd need quite a bit more than that for at least a while. "It lasts a couple months depending on how well you do, then you'll be able to control it," he stated. Finishing making the second on he moved back over to her, handing her the second serving before he used his other hand to tilt her head up a bit more. "You know it's not the end of the world. You're not a monster, it the decisions you make once your turned that decide that Sierra. It doesn't change who you or inside," he told her, hoping she would really hear what he was saying as he looked at her, gazing into her eyes as he spoke fore he took his hand away from her chin. He gestured for her to drink the second cup and then leaned against the counter again, watching her anxiously. He couldn't say that he understood how she felt, because really he didn't, but he did sympathize with what she was going through. Her whole life having to shift like it was now. "After you finish I'll take you up to bed," he stated, his eyes flicking from her to the cup.
Blinking as he tilted her head up, Sierra stared back at him, biting her lower lip hard. Her gaze was unreadable as it followed him, watching as he heated the drink and added the stuff. She wondered vaguely why he had the stuff if he didn't usually deal with fledglings, but she just didn't care enough to ask. She accepted the new cup without reaction, tilting it back and draining it in under a minute before setting it aside again, staring off into space.
Now she had a fear. Sierra knew all about the crazy, savage fledglings. It was fairly common for them to come after the slaves, but they always ended up killing the slave they took, and within the hour. She knew the only way she could keep her sanity was with Oroan's help. But she wasn't a human anymore... No matter what the bracelet on her wrist that the others had never bothered to take off said, she was still a vampire now. The bracelet still claimed her as his slave, but would he want her anymore? She didn't like him, but all his past actions to her just didn't seem to matter as much anymore, so she didn't not like him. And she needed him. Slowly she stood up and crossed the room to stand in front of him. Wordlessly she leaned forward against him, burying her face in his shoulder. She was completely helpless, she knew. It was only with him she could change that, and she'd have to spend a lot of time with him to do that. She had to trust him.
Now she had a fear. Sierra knew all about the crazy, savage fledglings. It was fairly common for them to come after the slaves, but they always ended up killing the slave they took, and within the hour. She knew the only way she could keep her sanity was with Oroan's help. But she wasn't a human anymore... No matter what the bracelet on her wrist that the others had never bothered to take off said, she was still a vampire now. The bracelet still claimed her as his slave, but would he want her anymore? She didn't like him, but all his past actions to her just didn't seem to matter as much anymore, so she didn't not like him. And she needed him. Slowly she stood up and crossed the room to stand in front of him. Wordlessly she leaned forward against him, burying her face in his shoulder. She was completely helpless, she knew. It was only with him she could change that, and she'd have to spend a lot of time with him to do that. She had to trust him.
Oraon watched her down the second drink and then glanced at the cup, setting it into the counter and then turned, glancing over her till she started moving towards him. He tensed, not really understanding why she was coming closer and he almost thought maybe it was to hit him till she leaned forward and suddenly he felt her bury her face into his shoulder. At first he was to frozen to react, muscles tense before he took a rather deep breath and let himself relax, arms hesitantly moving around her as he rubbed her back. "I'll try to make the the transition as smooth possible for you," he stated quietly, hugging her gently before he stepped back a bit, moving his hands to her shoulders to stand her up, lifting her chin up a bit. He kinda saw her as a kid now for some reason, or a pupil he was now trying to teach. Taking her hand he started to lead her out of the kitchen and back towards the stairs. "Come one, your going to be needing your rest, and I need to order blood now, I barely have any at the moment and your going to need a lot more," he stated as he lead her up the steps and into her room. It had been finished before but it had ruined he getting to see it when Raven showed up.
The fact that he didn't have a lot of blood was an instant tip-off for Sierra that he usually used real people, but the fact didn't really bother her anymore. It was just an example of how she would have to start doing things eventually. She followed him without complaint, but she didn't seem exactly thrilled about having a room. She didn't not like it, it just didn't seem to excite her as much as it would have. Before she even went in though, she stopped and turned to him, tilting her head back to look up at him. "Thank you." She said again, "And... I'm sorry I was such a bitch to you." She said simply, and she didn't even choke on the words like she would have before hugging him tightly for a moment. Then she reached forward to push open the door to her new room.
Oraon watched her as he stopped at her room, turning his head and looking down at her as she spoke to him. The thank you caught him off guard but the hug really made him stiffen. Had changing really broke her that much? "You don't need to thank you know. If you need anything just ask," he stated as he watched her push the door open. He walked in behind her, leaving the door a jar behind him as he glanced around the room. "I didn't know what color you like so everything's kinda in shades of browns and greens, I hope that's okay," he stated as he looked around her knew room with her. Sucking in a breath he gaze one last look around and then headed back towards the door. "Remember I'm just one door over, if anything happens come get me," he stated before chewing on his lip a bit as he stepped out.
"Thanks." Sierra repeated, attempting a smile, none of her expected enthusiasm seen as she glanced at the room. She didn't really seem that interested in it, actually. She looked back at him, blinking slowly. "I will." She said rather listlessly, crossing the room to the bed. She sighed softly before laying down, closing her eyes and curling up tightly.
Oraon nodded and then headed out of the room, closing the door softly behind him and leaned against it. He really needed to cool off after finding that out. His eyes turned back to the flaming red as he moved down the staircase, growling loudly and slamming a painting he never really liked anyways against the wall, completely shattering. It made him feel a bit better but really he needed to kill something, then he knew he would feel better. He ordered the maids to clean up the shattered remnants of the painting. He moved into the kitchen and opened up a new bottle of Rum he had delivered to the house with a few others, drinking it strait from the bottle as he glanced around the room. Quickly he made the call for the blood delivery, thought it felt odd to him to be doing it. Finally he settled down onto the couch, motioning for one of the younger maids tome over when his stomach growled. Sitting her down on the sofa beside him he pulled back the sleeve of her uniform, glancing over the long scars over her wrist. He made a note for later in the back of his head to get new slaves before he bit down into her wrist. When she pulled away and whimpered it only made him bite harder, sucking down almost to much as the girl passed out. He pulled back, licking his fangs clean of blood and then settling down to drink his rum as the other maids took the girl away. Even though he knew killing would make him feel better he didn't really feel like it, which was a first really. Grabbing a bottle of whiskey he ascended the stairs with his bottle of rum, and the other bottle of whiskey, coming to Sierra's door and knocking lightly on it. "You up?" he asked.
Sierra blinked, rolling over to look over at the door. She stood and headed over to the door, opening it to look up at him. She just stared for a moment, then one eyebrow rose and for a moment she seemed almost normal. "Good god, are you drunk?" she asked, smelling the the alcohol on him and taking in the bottles he had with him. She bit her lower lip lightly, her sharp gaze following her nose and focusing in on the little bit of blood staining his lip. Unconsciously she licked her lips, then shook her head sharply to bring herself back to reality, meeting his gaze again.
He shrugged his shoulders, taking her actually opening the door as an invite and he walked in, not minding that she had taken his drink from him. "A bit drunk, you should have some of the whiskey, it'll calm your nerves. Just not to much," he stated as he turned back around to face her, noticing her lick her lips before shaking her head. It was a curious thing to see her to do and then he touched his lip, finding the bit of blood and then lifted his brow a bit before he sat down in one of the chairs. He glanced at his hand and frowned, remembering she had taken his drink. "Can I have the rum back at least? You can keep the whiskey, I brought that up for you," he stated with a bit of a grin before he hiccuped, catching him a bit off guard. "Apparently I'm more drunk than I realized," he chuckled, eyes lifting from his hand to her face. He licked his own lips, head tilting to the side. "You know at some point, you're going to have to practice drinking from something moving right? So you learn to control how much you drink and such?" he questioned before yawning.
Sierra smiled slightly, sitting on the bed across from him. She didn't protest his request, simply handing over the bottle back to him before opening her own. For the first time since her return she seemed a bit happier, easily downing the whiskey like it was water-- or, well, blood. With about half the bottle left she lowered it again, her eyes brighter now then they had been. She was nowhere near drunk, but she was obviously a bit happier now. She bit down hard on her lip, nodding. She knew she'd have to drink right from someone, and she wasn't looking forward to it. As evident by her reaching for the bottle again, draining it until there was only about one fourth of it left. She still wasn't drunk, but she was bordering the line of tipsy. "Thanks." She accepted, nodding to him gratefully.
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Oraon drank down the bottle, stopping every-once in a while as she spoke to look up at her, nodding a bit as she said thanks. He downed the rest of the bottle, licking his lips and then leaning back in the comfy chair he was sitting in. He rolled his shoulders and neck, glad she seemed to be looking a bit more alert and alive as she drank, making him smile a bit. He tossed the empty bottle of rum in the trash and then looked over her, eyes scanning her up and down before he bit down on his bottom lip for a moment, deciding if he should say what he was thinking or not. "You can practice on me if you'd like. I mean it's not like you can really hurt me and I'm still strong enough to be able to pull you off if you lose yourself," he stated, slurring his words a bit as he spoke. No matter how many times he got drunk his immunity to it didn't seem to change at all.
Sierra snorted slightly, finished off the rest of her bottle and tossing it into the trash after his, hearing them both shatter as hers landed heavily. "I realize what I'm about to say is probably rather backwards gender-wise, but still... You are drunk, Oroan." She said firmly. "I'm a bit tipsy -- must be damn good whiskey for that to happen, usually I'm queen of drinking -- and you look like you are going to fall out of your chair at any minute. I'm not taking advantage of you." She tried to say it firmly, but she mostly just sounded pleading. He'd been nice to her. Well, most of the time. More than Raven's friends had at least. He hadn't turned her, and he was trying to help her. At this point she had no desire to hurt him.
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Oraon laughed rather loudly as he leaned back in his seat more and almost fell out but he was able to right himself again as he looked over her. "Drunk or not you wouldn't be taking advantage of me, it's my responsibility to guide you now, like it or not," he laughed, smiling at her. He looked over her for a moment though before he moved to stand, leaning on the chair a bit as he did though before shaking his head a bit. "However if that's how you feel while I'm drunk then I won't push you," he stated as he looked at her, standing rather close to her side. "It's not that it's my responsibility to help you know either. It's that I want you to be able to live as normal as possible, even after this has happened to you," his words slurred together but he still meant what he said as he started towards the door. "I'm going to bed now, see you tomorrow for breakfast," he chuckled.
Sierra looked up at him as he stood beside her, smiling just slightly as he spoke. She listened carefully, glad to have insight into his mind as to why he was being so nice at last. She slowly stood up, moving after him and hovering by his side, pretty sure he was going to fall over any minute. Then she stepped in front of him, forcing him to a stop, and looked up at him. Biting her lip, she seemed to finally make a decision. Stepping closer to him, she reached up to lace her fingers behind his neck, angling him down slightly, just enough to kiss him.
Oraon stopped as she stepped in front of him, looking down at her with interest, one eyebrow raised questioningly as she stood there. He swallowed down words he was about to speak, curious as to what she wanted as he studied her face, though he stiffened as she moved close, feeling her fingers lace together behind his neck, pulling him down closer as she kissed him. The mere magnitude of the fact that she had made him freeze on the spot, a sobering effect moving over his body as he pulled back looking at her with a completely confused look on his face. Really he didn't believe what just happened, happened. Not knowing what to say or what to do his mind turned back thoughts, trying to figure out if this genuine or if she was trying to play him as a fool. Only one way to find out right? Leaning in he lifted his hand to her face, cupping the side of her neck and head before kissing her gently along her lips, something innocent at least, testing her to see what exactly this moment was.