Why is everything so confusing?
It seemed the moment she began to find her footing in this new world, someone came and ripped the rug out from under her. She had thought that the she had learned all she needed to know when it came to feeding, and yet, the blonde continued to fill her mind with new information. She was still stuck on the thought of feeding from another vampire, and she began to wonder how it would taste. Would it be as sweet as when it came from the veins of a human, or would it be bitter due to their death? Was it an ability that everyone had, or was it something that was trained or frowned upon? The thoughts twisted around in her mind until they became knotted together, and she found herself wondering why she even cared. She would never be able to share the intimacy that came with it. Shaking her head, she forced her thoughts aside as her company continued to speak, and she found herself trying to piece together as much of the missed conversation that she could.
Fangless?
The admittance had her head snapping up, and she narrowed her eyes on the blonde’s youthful features as she tried to discern if she was speaking the truth. The desire to reach forward and pry her lips apart surprised her, and she quickly curled her free hand into a fist at her side. She would think you utterly insane, she thought bitterly, though she couldn’t help but laugh at herself soon after. She was more than certain that her sire’s wife already deemed her unfit mentally, and yet, she still continued to pull her through the streets as a parent would a child that refused to keep up. Instead of breaking the boundaries between the two, she tilted her head and trailed her tongue over her lower lip before speaking. “H-H-How d-d-d-do yo-you f-f-fe-feed?” As soon as the question was finally spoken, she dropped her gaze back to the ground in shame and braced herself for the rebuff that she was certain to come. She could already hear the other in her head, and see the sneer that twisted her beautiful features as she demanded that she spit it out.
She hated that she had been reduced to nothing more than a stuttering fool, and yet, she knew that it was all her fault. She hadn’t always been this way, and she wanted to tell that to her new friend. She wanted to assure her that she wasn’t as insane and broken as she seemed, but the words wouldn’t form. They stuck in the back of her throat, and she carefully brushed her hair forward to hide her face from the others ever watchful gaze. Would she ever be normal again? Shaking her head, she studied the cracks in the sidewalk as they blurred with their movement, before she suddenly heard herself speak. “I-I-I w-w-would n-n-never f-f-feel so-sorry f-for y-you. Y-Y-you se-seem ve-v-very c-c-capable.” The words, though spoken softer than usual, shocked her. She hadn’t meant to speak them, nor had she intended to reveal what she thought of the woman.
She would surely mock her now.
It seemed the moment she began to find her footing in this new world, someone came and ripped the rug out from under her. She had thought that the she had learned all she needed to know when it came to feeding, and yet, the blonde continued to fill her mind with new information. She was still stuck on the thought of feeding from another vampire, and she began to wonder how it would taste. Would it be as sweet as when it came from the veins of a human, or would it be bitter due to their death? Was it an ability that everyone had, or was it something that was trained or frowned upon? The thoughts twisted around in her mind until they became knotted together, and she found herself wondering why she even cared. She would never be able to share the intimacy that came with it. Shaking her head, she forced her thoughts aside as her company continued to speak, and she found herself trying to piece together as much of the missed conversation that she could.
Fangless?
The admittance had her head snapping up, and she narrowed her eyes on the blonde’s youthful features as she tried to discern if she was speaking the truth. The desire to reach forward and pry her lips apart surprised her, and she quickly curled her free hand into a fist at her side. She would think you utterly insane, she thought bitterly, though she couldn’t help but laugh at herself soon after. She was more than certain that her sire’s wife already deemed her unfit mentally, and yet, she still continued to pull her through the streets as a parent would a child that refused to keep up. Instead of breaking the boundaries between the two, she tilted her head and trailed her tongue over her lower lip before speaking. “H-H-How d-d-d-do yo-you f-f-fe-feed?” As soon as the question was finally spoken, she dropped her gaze back to the ground in shame and braced herself for the rebuff that she was certain to come. She could already hear the other in her head, and see the sneer that twisted her beautiful features as she demanded that she spit it out.
She hated that she had been reduced to nothing more than a stuttering fool, and yet, she knew that it was all her fault. She hadn’t always been this way, and she wanted to tell that to her new friend. She wanted to assure her that she wasn’t as insane and broken as she seemed, but the words wouldn’t form. They stuck in the back of her throat, and she carefully brushed her hair forward to hide her face from the others ever watchful gaze. Would she ever be normal again? Shaking her head, she studied the cracks in the sidewalk as they blurred with their movement, before she suddenly heard herself speak. “I-I-I w-w-would n-n-never f-f-feel so-sorry f-for y-you. Y-Y-you se-seem ve-v-very c-c-capable.” The words, though spoken softer than usual, shocked her. She hadn’t meant to speak them, nor had she intended to reveal what she thought of the woman.
She would surely mock her now.