A place inside my mind
03-06-2016, 05:55 PM
(This post was last modified: 03-06-2016, 06:01 PM by Evelyn.)
Another exasperated look crossed her face again as he stuck his tongue out at her, right when she'd finished speaking. Not knowing what else to do, she glared at him, and bending down to his level, stuck her tongue out, right back at him. Why did it feel like she was dealing with a younger sibling? This had to be worse than the days spent with her sister, or her adoptive brothers. This kid was just a little monster! Oh, but how amusing when jumped up and growled at her, quickly showing her how well he could talk. Her eyes narrowed with great amusement, a knowing smirk spread across her maw. She had made him talk, just like she'd hoped for. She'd tricked him. "Heh, gotcha!" she teased as he turned his back toward her, offering the cold shoulder. He was clearly not pleased that she'd forced him to say something, just to prove that he could talk. As much as he tried to keep a straight face, pointing his nose up and trying to ignore her, it was when he peeked back that his silver eyes gave away his inner turmoil. Esa couldn't help but to feel devilishly delighted that she'd caught the brat trying to be cheeky on purpose, and she bounded around him to come in front of him again, nudging his shoulder with her own as she did so. "So you can talk!" she taunted, trying to get right in his face, "I knew it! And I knew I could get you to say something. Might as well give up the silent treatment!" She eyed his facial expression, making it obvious that she was watching him - now things had turned around a little bit, and she was clearly irritating him instead now. She snickered to herself - she was sure she could get him to break. "Well, aren't you gonna tell me who you are?" she prodded, getting close enough to sniff at him, "I don't think I recognize you - are you even supposed to be here? If you're an intruder, I might have to beat you up. And I think I'd make you my servant. You'd have to do whatever I tell you." She snickered again, wondering what he was going to do, or if he'd say anything. |