Lustfull_Sin
Supernova
- Joined
- Sep 26, 2009
She watched him carefully, seeing that look in eyes. The disgust in them. He still didn’t like her, even after so much they had done, he didn’t want her near. His hand reached up and his fingers wrapped around her wrist, but there was no strength in him as he tried to push her away. Looking at him, she frowned. Monster, monster, monster. That’s all she will ever be to his eyes. Would a monster have taken him back to their home and nurse them back to health. No. He would have been dead the minute his body passed the door. Pulling her hand away from his forehead, she stared at him and frowned even more. Sighing in irritation. She was getting sick and tired of this. She spent two or so days helping in getting his strength back and not even a thank you.
Hands placed on her hips, her face showing her annoyance towards him. If he didn’t appreciate the help he was getting, then perhaps best to tell him something else. Maybe if she told him doing this was more a nuisance, then perhaps his attitude will change. “Look, we’re only helping you because the last thing we want to see is your dead carcass rotting in the forest whenever we go and pick fruit. You think yourself special well guess what, you’re not. You’re more of a hinder to us than a blessing. We may be desperate for a male, but we wouldn’t want one who keeps calling us a monster.” She hmphed and pushed his hand away from her wrist, soaked the rag and wrung it out and wipe his forehead again, though this time, not so gently. “You, you, you. You think everything is all about you. What about us. Here we are, wasting our time, helping a human who doesn’t appreciate a little charity. Humans. Hah. Never appreciated anything. As for that…..armor….or whatever you call it. You personally took yourself out of it, we didn’t do anything. We removed that other piece of clothing off you, since that last thing we want is to smell the stink of your sweat and also have you stinking up the sheets. Your body isn’t that great to gaze at.” It actually was, but she had to stick with the lie. “Once your well and full of some strength, your ugly ass is being tossed out on it and you can go about and live the way you’ve always have. Running.” She snorted and threw the rag in the bucket, splashing water. “ Oh and don’t worry. We’re not going to do anything. It isn’t fun torturing something that can’t fight back. And you have no fight in you. Besides, it’ll only waste our time trying to figure out the best method of doing whatever to you.” She shrugged her shoulders and turned away. “You seem strong enough to feed yourself though. So just sit there while I go and get you some soup alright.” And with that, she left, not even glancing over her shoulder. Punff was very irritated. Honesty! He didn’t even say ‘Oh hey, thanks so much for taking good care of me I appreciate it.’ No instead, he goes and calls her that ugly word. A monster! He’s the monster here, not her.
“Stupid human! Not even a thank you. Doesn’t even care.”She said grabbing a bowl, filling it up with the still hot soup. She grabbed a mug and filled that with cool water from a large clay jar. She set everything on a wooden tray, placing a wooden spoon beside the bowl. She even placed a few slices of bread for him. Still complaining, she entered the room again and placed the tray on the small tabled next to the bed. “Here. And don’t make a mess, because the last thing I want to do is pick up after you.”She grumbled and walked out, not even bothering to help him sit up or anything.
Hands placed on her hips, her face showing her annoyance towards him. If he didn’t appreciate the help he was getting, then perhaps best to tell him something else. Maybe if she told him doing this was more a nuisance, then perhaps his attitude will change. “Look, we’re only helping you because the last thing we want to see is your dead carcass rotting in the forest whenever we go and pick fruit. You think yourself special well guess what, you’re not. You’re more of a hinder to us than a blessing. We may be desperate for a male, but we wouldn’t want one who keeps calling us a monster.” She hmphed and pushed his hand away from her wrist, soaked the rag and wrung it out and wipe his forehead again, though this time, not so gently. “You, you, you. You think everything is all about you. What about us. Here we are, wasting our time, helping a human who doesn’t appreciate a little charity. Humans. Hah. Never appreciated anything. As for that…..armor….or whatever you call it. You personally took yourself out of it, we didn’t do anything. We removed that other piece of clothing off you, since that last thing we want is to smell the stink of your sweat and also have you stinking up the sheets. Your body isn’t that great to gaze at.” It actually was, but she had to stick with the lie. “Once your well and full of some strength, your ugly ass is being tossed out on it and you can go about and live the way you’ve always have. Running.” She snorted and threw the rag in the bucket, splashing water. “ Oh and don’t worry. We’re not going to do anything. It isn’t fun torturing something that can’t fight back. And you have no fight in you. Besides, it’ll only waste our time trying to figure out the best method of doing whatever to you.” She shrugged her shoulders and turned away. “You seem strong enough to feed yourself though. So just sit there while I go and get you some soup alright.” And with that, she left, not even glancing over her shoulder. Punff was very irritated. Honesty! He didn’t even say ‘Oh hey, thanks so much for taking good care of me I appreciate it.’ No instead, he goes and calls her that ugly word. A monster! He’s the monster here, not her.
“Stupid human! Not even a thank you. Doesn’t even care.”She said grabbing a bowl, filling it up with the still hot soup. She grabbed a mug and filled that with cool water from a large clay jar. She set everything on a wooden tray, placing a wooden spoon beside the bowl. She even placed a few slices of bread for him. Still complaining, she entered the room again and placed the tray on the small tabled next to the bed. “Here. And don’t make a mess, because the last thing I want to do is pick up after you.”She grumbled and walked out, not even bothering to help him sit up or anything.