Xanaphia
Biblically Accurate Bitch
- Joined
- Sep 28, 2013
Aurelia’s eyes narrowed as Yusef prepared to negotiate for more money. Oh, she knew him to be shrewd, at least from their game last night, purposefully wiping her out so she’d offer up her body. Oh, how things might have turned out, for him to think he won a night between her thighs with his cheating, only to wake up the morning after and find himself more or less breaking even. Nevertheless, his companions accepted her offer, before he could try and wring more out of her.
Nishi presented the terms with Senzang, enumerating each clause and Safia pulled her aside. “So, this your asshole?”
“Huh?” Aurelia gaped, while Safia gave her a knowing look. “How do you−“
“The ship is small, cap’n,” Safia explain, stealing a sidelong gaze at Yusef and snickering, “You always did have a weakness for bad boys. Ever since−“
“That’s enough,” Aurelia snapped, her voice cutting through the whispers of the kahvesiri. With all the attention on her anyways, she cleared her throat. “Come by the Silken Siren, and your free company can sign the contracts. Regardless, we leave tomorrow, first light.” She turned on her heels with that, before she got the urge to slap Yusef again (or kiss him).
Safia laughed as she followed her out, “And I thought I was hotheaded. He must have really gotten under your skin.” Even Nishi chuckled at that.
“I’m done talking about this. We still need to get restocked and ready to sail tomorrow, and I don’t need your stupid gossiping getting in the way,” Aurelia snarled, not helping her situation any, clearly. Briskly, she headed into the marketplace.
“20 dinars says they are fucking again by the end of the month,” Nishi proposed to Safia, as they followed several paces behind. She raised an eyebrow at him.
“Thought you didn’t gamble?”
“From what I just saw, it really isn’t a gamble.”
Safia chortled, before catching her breath, “I’ll take that action. 20 says they kill each other before the moon turns.”
Nishi presented the terms with Senzang, enumerating each clause and Safia pulled her aside. “So, this your asshole?”
“Huh?” Aurelia gaped, while Safia gave her a knowing look. “How do you−“
“The ship is small, cap’n,” Safia explain, stealing a sidelong gaze at Yusef and snickering, “You always did have a weakness for bad boys. Ever since−“
“That’s enough,” Aurelia snapped, her voice cutting through the whispers of the kahvesiri. With all the attention on her anyways, she cleared her throat. “Come by the Silken Siren, and your free company can sign the contracts. Regardless, we leave tomorrow, first light.” She turned on her heels with that, before she got the urge to slap Yusef again (or kiss him).
Safia laughed as she followed her out, “And I thought I was hotheaded. He must have really gotten under your skin.” Even Nishi chuckled at that.
“I’m done talking about this. We still need to get restocked and ready to sail tomorrow, and I don’t need your stupid gossiping getting in the way,” Aurelia snarled, not helping her situation any, clearly. Briskly, she headed into the marketplace.
“20 dinars says they are fucking again by the end of the month,” Nishi proposed to Safia, as they followed several paces behind. She raised an eyebrow at him.
“Thought you didn’t gamble?”
“From what I just saw, it really isn’t a gamble.”
Safia chortled, before catching her breath, “I’ll take that action. 20 says they kill each other before the moon turns.”