Her head turned to face him her body inched slowly with it but just enough so that he could see her face. Her eyes looked into his and tears were streaming down her face. Those once bright, fiery eyes fueled with emotion were now emotionless and cold, there was not a spark and the bright color was even gone. Her attention went from the gun back to his face, he was armed now, he was a threat, she could kill him with a moment’s notice, with a wave of her hand she could end his life. They both knew that… she had her greatest ally on her side blazing sky high embers everywhere, raining fire. But all she did was simply shook her head.
“No…”
She looked at herself, her hands, and her body. She touched her face with those hands that could do damage. She looked up at what she had done and then looked back at him. “Why… is it because of what I am? Why did you leave me there? You carried me all the way there, took care of me, and fed me just to leave me there ALONE!” Her anger only made the fire burn harder and faster it erupted with a roar as she pointed to the place across the street where he and her were.
“You call yourself a Hero? You call yourself a savior? All I did was cause a little fire to an abandoned warehouse, they were gonna tear this place down anyway I saved them the trouble… but you!” She said with disdain. “You, led me on, made me tell you things I’ve never told a soul, I almost lost myself to you… and then you abandon me! Look in the mirror, who’s the villain now!”
Before she or he knew it the building came crumbling down and with the noise and distraction she was able to leap past the commotion and try to make her escape. She was hurt, she was a wounded figure and this time this hurt wasn’t physical. She couldn’t bandage up this with some salve and some menthol. No, it wasn’t that simple… she couldn’t breath, she felt dizzy and she couldn’t even jump straight. She wanted to cry, she wanted to scream, she wanted to destroy.
“Damn Him!”