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Liana let Thanos help her into the cabin and up the stairs. He gently helped her onto her bed and silently excused himself, shutting her door quietly behind him. She heaved a sigh of relief. She was ecstatic at the idea of going to sleep. Her head and body ached; she was beyond exhausted. Day would come all too soon and she very much needed the rest in order to do the things sheâd been told sheâd be doing the next day.
Sitting on the bed, Liana pulled off her boots and let them just drop onto the floor with a soft thud. She didnât care where they fell. She then slipped off her pants, followed by her tunic until she was only in an undershirt of sorts. Shimmying her body toward the head of the bed, she pushed the covers down and then pulled them back up. The sheets felt cool at first, but soon warmed up. The air in her room was a bit chilly, but it was a nice contrast from how it felt under the blankets.
Liana laid herself down, her head resting comfortably against her pillow. She stared at the ceiling for several long minutes. Her mind wandered over the events of the day, the ups and the downs. It had been a total whirlwind, both physically as well as emotionally. She had to admit that she felt somewhat confused. She knew what her purpose was, like it or not. But her emotions and feelings felt raw, as raw as the wounds on her wrists. She looked at her wrists just then, all bandaged up and stinging less than they had earlier that day.
Gently, Liana gave each of her wrists a squeeze. The events leading up to those wounds were ones sheâd never forget. Strangely, the worst part of the memory for her was not the anger Thanos had unleashed on her. It was the disappointment she saw ever so briefly in his dark eyes before his wrath was let free to do what it pleased to her. It made no sense to her how one minute she could hate and fear the man and then the next want to make him proud, could feel such admiration. It was perplexing, almost disturbing.
Sighing contentedly and snuggling under the blankets, Liana shifted onto her side and stared at the fire burning in the fireplace. The dancing flames were entrancing and soon she let her eyes close. Within minutes after that, she found sleep.
Sitting on the bed, Liana pulled off her boots and let them just drop onto the floor with a soft thud. She didnât care where they fell. She then slipped off her pants, followed by her tunic until she was only in an undershirt of sorts. Shimmying her body toward the head of the bed, she pushed the covers down and then pulled them back up. The sheets felt cool at first, but soon warmed up. The air in her room was a bit chilly, but it was a nice contrast from how it felt under the blankets.
Liana laid herself down, her head resting comfortably against her pillow. She stared at the ceiling for several long minutes. Her mind wandered over the events of the day, the ups and the downs. It had been a total whirlwind, both physically as well as emotionally. She had to admit that she felt somewhat confused. She knew what her purpose was, like it or not. But her emotions and feelings felt raw, as raw as the wounds on her wrists. She looked at her wrists just then, all bandaged up and stinging less than they had earlier that day.
Gently, Liana gave each of her wrists a squeeze. The events leading up to those wounds were ones sheâd never forget. Strangely, the worst part of the memory for her was not the anger Thanos had unleashed on her. It was the disappointment she saw ever so briefly in his dark eyes before his wrath was let free to do what it pleased to her. It made no sense to her how one minute she could hate and fear the man and then the next want to make him proud, could feel such admiration. It was perplexing, almost disturbing.
Sighing contentedly and snuggling under the blankets, Liana shifted onto her side and stared at the fire burning in the fireplace. The dancing flames were entrancing and soon she let her eyes close. Within minutes after that, she found sleep.