Ilovegoatse
Supernova
- Joined
- Jan 11, 2009
Poor Cyril had no idea that he was giving his life for a family who so quickly deserted him when they had the opportunity. He thought that he was making up for the trouble he caused by working for this horrible man, hoping they could have a better life. Maybe one day he could even leave with them and be happier than before with money on their hands. However, they were long gone now, clearly not wanting a single thing to do with him, and not realizing what sacrifice he had made. Cyril hadn't even considered asking to see them, worried that it might make Chrysander angry or something of the sort. So on his niave nature alone, he had trusted a man who had just given his family the chance to abandon him. With fears of seeing that man already looming in his mind as well, this time would certainly be a difficult one. Though Chrysander was attractive and appealing, he also had that disgusting lustful nature that upset Cyril so much. Not only that, but the persistence on taking what innocence he had.
Noticing it was growing dark, the young blond realized that he might be left alone for the night... till he had heard Chrysander outside his tent. Walking out, he instantly blurted out, "My family better be comfortable! If it weren't for that, I would try to kill you now, you monster." Apparently he was quick to anger when seeing the man this time around. Perhaps he was a little more outspoken now that he had the time to stew over what happened all day. "What could you possibly want to talk to me about anyways? I didn't have a single horrible vision all day, there's nothing eventful to tell you."
"Now that you know that, I want to be left alone." He snapped, turning to go back inside his tent.
Noticing it was growing dark, the young blond realized that he might be left alone for the night... till he had heard Chrysander outside his tent. Walking out, he instantly blurted out, "My family better be comfortable! If it weren't for that, I would try to kill you now, you monster." Apparently he was quick to anger when seeing the man this time around. Perhaps he was a little more outspoken now that he had the time to stew over what happened all day. "What could you possibly want to talk to me about anyways? I didn't have a single horrible vision all day, there's nothing eventful to tell you."
"Now that you know that, I want to be left alone." He snapped, turning to go back inside his tent.