Charlmeister
Super-Earth
- Joined
- Feb 5, 2013
- Location
- On sheets and pillows
With a preoccupied frown, Sena tried to focus on the game while she thought of how she could get Kobato to change her mind about sleeping in the same room with her. What did she do to make Kobato fear her so much? She didn't really come on too strong with her affections - she didn't think so. And she only ever did things to make Kobato happy. Maybe she was only used to Kodaka doing those things for her and probably Kodaka wasn't really affectionate with her. That was probably why Kobato always shied away from her and was afraid of her, because she wasn't used to it.
She wouldn't push the issue though. Kobato would come to her when she was ready and she was happy that she hadn't seen the photos of Yozora. Kodaka had been weirded out by it; his sister would probably have the same reaction then would probably try to stay as far away from Sena as possible. There would be no getting through to her then. She wished that telling her about Kodaka finally reciprocating his feelings for her would somehow make Kobato like her more. It'd only make her like her less, probably outright loathe her.
For now though, she'd enjoy having Kobato play the game with her. It was better than nothing and made her happy that she was at least comfortable to play a game with her.
Pegasus walked by Sena's room and stopped when he saw Kodaka, uninvolved with the girls playing the game. He was unoccupied, now would probably be a good time to talk to him and ask him about what was going on between him and Sena. Dinner would be ready soon, so it gave them some time.
"Kodaka, come here. You can leave Sena and your sister. We haven't spoken in awhile."
Sena looked at her father, "Leave him alone, daddy." He would probably ask Kodaka about what was going on between them. She'd evaded every single question he'd ever asked her since the day she had told Kodaka her feelings. The man wanted answers and knew he could more than likely get it out of Kodaka.
"I'm not talking to you Sena. Continue playing your game." He led Kodaka down the large hallway and outside, to the back of the house where the pathway to the garden was.
She wouldn't push the issue though. Kobato would come to her when she was ready and she was happy that she hadn't seen the photos of Yozora. Kodaka had been weirded out by it; his sister would probably have the same reaction then would probably try to stay as far away from Sena as possible. There would be no getting through to her then. She wished that telling her about Kodaka finally reciprocating his feelings for her would somehow make Kobato like her more. It'd only make her like her less, probably outright loathe her.
For now though, she'd enjoy having Kobato play the game with her. It was better than nothing and made her happy that she was at least comfortable to play a game with her.
Pegasus walked by Sena's room and stopped when he saw Kodaka, uninvolved with the girls playing the game. He was unoccupied, now would probably be a good time to talk to him and ask him about what was going on between him and Sena. Dinner would be ready soon, so it gave them some time.
"Kodaka, come here. You can leave Sena and your sister. We haven't spoken in awhile."
Sena looked at her father, "Leave him alone, daddy." He would probably ask Kodaka about what was going on between them. She'd evaded every single question he'd ever asked her since the day she had told Kodaka her feelings. The man wanted answers and knew he could more than likely get it out of Kodaka.
"I'm not talking to you Sena. Continue playing your game." He led Kodaka down the large hallway and outside, to the back of the house where the pathway to the garden was.