WickedWonderland
Planetoid
- Joined
- Jan 30, 2014
- Location
- Behind you
With all the grace of a dancer they moved around the feelings that had always lingered between them, hiding in the shadows waiting to be addressed when the time was right. But would the time ever be right? There had been plenty of times when they were growing up that would have been perfect, such as the time when they had attended a school dance together. They had meant for it to be a joke, a mockery of something that the rest of their peers took far more seriously than they had any right to, but when he had come to her door and placed a circle of flowers around her wrist Isadora could not denying the way her heart swelled with a feeling that went far beyond a friendship. And when he held her tight after their graduation, promising to keep in contact for as long as she needed, she had known then that she loved him. Corwyn was it for her, no one else could claim her heart in the way he had, but something always held her back.
Now it was not fear that kept her from voicing her feelings, but a knowledge that their lives were so completely different. He deserved to be with someone that could give him a family, who could grow old with him and walk in the sunlight. All things she would never be able to do. She could not force him to a life of living in the shadows with her, to never know that sun's warmth again because it be her death. Even if he was a hunter at the moment and was to staying up all night, it was not a job one held forever. Whether they were killed in action or simply walked away from the job when it became too much for them, no one was a hunter for very long. And when he finally retired, for she knew he was too careful to fall at the hands of any beast, he deserved to do so in peace without a constant reminder of the life he left behind. He deserved happiness and she could not give that to him.
As he guided her into his bedroom, a humble thing like the rest of his apartment, she pushed aside the dark turn her thoughts had taken. "Well you hardly make it worth their while with only a pizza box and a few clothes on the floor, you aren't giving them much to work with." She teased, finally allowing his hand to slip from her grasp for a moment as she kicked off the knee high boots that added an extra inch to her height. As much as she loved them, so much so that they were practically all that she wore, it still came as a great relief when she finally took them off. Her sigh of a pleasure, an unneeded thing considering her lungs no longer functioned, mixed with his groan and she was in the process of shrugging out of her jacket when his question made her pause. Caught off guard she just stood there for a moment, staring at him as dumbly as if he had asked her to solve a complicated math problem. Well, all math problems were complicated, but that wasn't the point.
"Um....well you know I always like the inside." With both the wall and him around her the combination had always made her feel safe, as if nothing could touch her, but where it had seemed so innocent before it certainly wasn't now. Biting her lip she tried, yet again, to brush the feelings aside and shrugged out of her jacket. Normally she would have changed into something more fitting to sleep in, but since the rest of her wardrobe was lost she had to make the best of what she had.
Now it was not fear that kept her from voicing her feelings, but a knowledge that their lives were so completely different. He deserved to be with someone that could give him a family, who could grow old with him and walk in the sunlight. All things she would never be able to do. She could not force him to a life of living in the shadows with her, to never know that sun's warmth again because it be her death. Even if he was a hunter at the moment and was to staying up all night, it was not a job one held forever. Whether they were killed in action or simply walked away from the job when it became too much for them, no one was a hunter for very long. And when he finally retired, for she knew he was too careful to fall at the hands of any beast, he deserved to do so in peace without a constant reminder of the life he left behind. He deserved happiness and she could not give that to him.
As he guided her into his bedroom, a humble thing like the rest of his apartment, she pushed aside the dark turn her thoughts had taken. "Well you hardly make it worth their while with only a pizza box and a few clothes on the floor, you aren't giving them much to work with." She teased, finally allowing his hand to slip from her grasp for a moment as she kicked off the knee high boots that added an extra inch to her height. As much as she loved them, so much so that they were practically all that she wore, it still came as a great relief when she finally took them off. Her sigh of a pleasure, an unneeded thing considering her lungs no longer functioned, mixed with his groan and she was in the process of shrugging out of her jacket when his question made her pause. Caught off guard she just stood there for a moment, staring at him as dumbly as if he had asked her to solve a complicated math problem. Well, all math problems were complicated, but that wasn't the point.
"Um....well you know I always like the inside." With both the wall and him around her the combination had always made her feel safe, as if nothing could touch her, but where it had seemed so innocent before it certainly wasn't now. Biting her lip she tried, yet again, to brush the feelings aside and shrugged out of her jacket. Normally she would have changed into something more fitting to sleep in, but since the rest of her wardrobe was lost she had to make the best of what she had.