- Joined
- Apr 15, 2014
Making her way up to their room, Rachel took her time, humming silently before entering. His demeanor caught her off guard, his head bowed in defeat. Her hair dripped from still being wet, her eyes searching for the reasoning behind his body language, until his bared and scarred chest was exposed to her for the first time.
“Isaac, you don’t have to be so ashamed.” She hinted before diligently accepting his request for help. It looked painful, and it would be proven as he winced when she helped placing the bandages over them. Rachel wished she could take all the wounds away, and give him what he wanted, but it was nonsense thinking of tales that would never happen. He wasn’t as evil as he thought he was, at least not to her. Somewhere inside of his wilted core was a seed. All it needed was nourishment and care, before turning into something more than he thought. More than she thought.
“There you go.” Finishing the last wrap, she would take her hands off from him, placing the remaining bandages in a safe place for next time. Lifting her head up she would peer into his eyes, biting her cheek as thoughts ran in her mind. “I’ll have scars too, that’s what makes us so unique.” She chimed in inspirational words, unknowing if they’ll help ease the pain she was feeling. It shattered her heart furthermore to see him like this, missing his sarcasm and prideful ways.
Shifting in her seat uncomfortably, she took a coy hand and allowed it to linger by his hand, debating if she should hold it or not. Hesitantly she retreated, wondering if he could feel the warmth her palm provided when it hovered over his. “I wish you would’ve taken a shower before you bandaged yourself up.”
“Isaac, you don’t have to be so ashamed.” She hinted before diligently accepting his request for help. It looked painful, and it would be proven as he winced when she helped placing the bandages over them. Rachel wished she could take all the wounds away, and give him what he wanted, but it was nonsense thinking of tales that would never happen. He wasn’t as evil as he thought he was, at least not to her. Somewhere inside of his wilted core was a seed. All it needed was nourishment and care, before turning into something more than he thought. More than she thought.
“There you go.” Finishing the last wrap, she would take her hands off from him, placing the remaining bandages in a safe place for next time. Lifting her head up she would peer into his eyes, biting her cheek as thoughts ran in her mind. “I’ll have scars too, that’s what makes us so unique.” She chimed in inspirational words, unknowing if they’ll help ease the pain she was feeling. It shattered her heart furthermore to see him like this, missing his sarcasm and prideful ways.
Shifting in her seat uncomfortably, she took a coy hand and allowed it to linger by his hand, debating if she should hold it or not. Hesitantly she retreated, wondering if he could feel the warmth her palm provided when it hovered over his. “I wish you would’ve taken a shower before you bandaged yourself up.”