Hurting for a Smile

*Resin* · 04-20-2020, 02:28 PM

[quote="Resin" pid='185332' dateline='1587411975']

Tamsyn wasn't the only one that was bad with conversation. Her words obviously made the ebony fae feel bad, for her brows furrowed and she vehemently stated that she didn't want to leave. Resin sighed. Being social was tiring. The injured woman dropped her head back to the ground in defeat. "I didn't mean that you had to leave, only that you could if you were uncomfortable." She didn't want Tamsyn to leave. In fact, if she was being honest with herself, she would like the small woman to come closer. She imagined the pair of them resting together like they had in the hollow tree during the rainstorm.

Tam continued to speak, admitting that she cared for the big woman. Resin bristled inwardly at the admission but didn't react outwardly. So Tamsyn cared for her, did she? They'd only had a few interactions, but she couldn't deny the confusing chemistry between them. It seemed that neither of them were entirely comfortable admitting their feelings for the other, but this was a step. Tamsyn said that she wanted to help her but didn't know how. Resin would help her with that.

Raising her head a bit, she stared into the woman's minty eyes with her lone sulfur orb. "You can calm down. Stay with me for as long as you wish." Black backed ears flicked forward. "I won't ask you to leave." Tamsyn could stay, but she would soon be too tired to stay awake. Wounds of this caliber required a lot of sleep and even the smallest acts led to exhaustion. Tamsyn had been vulnerable, and so Resin would reply in kind, opening herself up to the smaller fae. "I care for you as well. Won't you come closer and sleep with me? I'm incredibly tired." Resting her head back on the thick furs once more, she continued to look at the dark woman, hoping that she would accept her invitation.

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