Sharon didn't want to hear Blake's cheap excuses, her sister could easily have had said 'no.' To push her sex fiend of a brother off her and shout for help. She'd seen the whole thing and it was clear that Blake hadn't forced himself onto her. She didn't need to rewatch the video to know that. Both Ellen and her brother could burn in public hell for all she cared. It was bad enough that they'd left ejected her out of their sibling circle, but yesterday they'd taken the next step and developed their bond, drawing closer to eachother whil Sharon sat alone in the distance.
"I said-...." she'd raised her voice, but the flare in her voice dampened when she heard the desperation in Blake's voice, which managed to creep through her hatred, stinging her heart and making her feel a twinge of guilt, making her think she'd taken things a little too far.... said things she shouldn't have.
But her anger was still stronger, and she wasn't going to forgive her lying brother and slutty sister that easily. Unlocking the door she cracked it slightly open, wide enough for a finger to get through, but nothing else. Her door might have been unlocked but it was still securely barricaded and there was no way Blake could open the door without snapping her steel bedframe.
"Anything?" she asked quietly, the contrast in her sudden change in tone enough to scare nearly anyone. "If I told you to go buy me chocolate cake from Patissiere de Monte?" she asked referring to an overly girly store located close to their school. Despite being a regular there, she'd never seen a guy enter the store, it took more then a little bit of courage to enter a store which had a pink heart shaped entrance. And it only got worse once you were inside.
It was a trivial challenge for what Blake wanted though, a cake for his future was by far not enough. And after receiving Blakes answer she frowned thinking of something that'd tear his heart in two. "What if I told you to never talk, not even look at Ellen again?"
"I said-...." she'd raised her voice, but the flare in her voice dampened when she heard the desperation in Blake's voice, which managed to creep through her hatred, stinging her heart and making her feel a twinge of guilt, making her think she'd taken things a little too far.... said things she shouldn't have.
But her anger was still stronger, and she wasn't going to forgive her lying brother and slutty sister that easily. Unlocking the door she cracked it slightly open, wide enough for a finger to get through, but nothing else. Her door might have been unlocked but it was still securely barricaded and there was no way Blake could open the door without snapping her steel bedframe.
"Anything?" she asked quietly, the contrast in her sudden change in tone enough to scare nearly anyone. "If I told you to go buy me chocolate cake from Patissiere de Monte?" she asked referring to an overly girly store located close to their school. Despite being a regular there, she'd never seen a guy enter the store, it took more then a little bit of courage to enter a store which had a pink heart shaped entrance. And it only got worse once you were inside.
It was a trivial challenge for what Blake wanted though, a cake for his future was by far not enough. And after receiving Blakes answer she frowned thinking of something that'd tear his heart in two. "What if I told you to never talk, not even look at Ellen again?"