You should really ask your parents about this
05-21-2020, 10:42 AM
Motif didn’t add anything as Poem spoke what she knew, but she leaned into her sister as she could tell she needed the comfort. She nuzzled her cheek softly as Theory agreed with her. They were uncomfortable and none of them had any intention of reproducing at the moment. It did give Poem room to think, she didn’t want children or love right now but what about in the future? They were real adults now and those kinds of thoughts would need to be given consideration.
Had their father put Samara up to this? Poem had indeed seen how close the two were, and Samara fit in with them visually at least if not by height. She chuckled and assured them that Rhyme hadn’t spoken a word to her. ”Thank you,” she offered softly, knowing that the last thing she wanted to talk to her father about was going into her first heat.
They didn’t have Shaye, though she wished desperately that they did. Samara was kind enough to volunteer to help them, and Poem would accept any and all help she could get. Life was difficult, and the cramps and blood and… unmentionable feelings were a lot to deal with. ”I think we’d all appreciate knowing what you have to tell.” She spoke up, certain she shared these feelings with her sisters. ”Particularly dulling the pain.” Poem added softly, trying not to feel embarrassed as Samara suggested.
Had their father put Samara up to this? Poem had indeed seen how close the two were, and Samara fit in with them visually at least if not by height. She chuckled and assured them that Rhyme hadn’t spoken a word to her. ”Thank you,” she offered softly, knowing that the last thing she wanted to talk to her father about was going into her first heat.
They didn’t have Shaye, though she wished desperately that they did. Samara was kind enough to volunteer to help them, and Poem would accept any and all help she could get. Life was difficult, and the cramps and blood and… unmentionable feelings were a lot to deal with. ”I think we’d all appreciate knowing what you have to tell.” She spoke up, certain she shared these feelings with her sisters. ”Particularly dulling the pain.” Poem added softly, trying not to feel embarrassed as Samara suggested.
