Unexpected Findings
09-10-2013, 09:50 PM
She had made him angry. Oh, what a pity, she thought. Maija didn't really care that such verbal and physical actions depicted his emotions. The golden-furred fae had been used to receiving it from her husband's alter ego. It wasn't anything new to her, which was a shame indeed, because no one should ever have to deal with such abuse. Maija knew that she could have left anytime she wanted to avoid the pain and agony that came with it, but she felt a devotion to her beloved husband's primary personality that she had stayed. Of course, this stranger had no idea that she had endured such misery from a husband whose split personality craved for the negativity of their relationship. She supposed that she should have been more understanding and open-minded about the opposing male. When a woman is in heat, however, especially one of her nature, it wasn't an option. Heat ran through her veins, making the ice move to various regions of her body. It was a good thing he decided to get mad. She was torn between amusement and being angry, but either one could take credit for moving the ice surrounding her heart to the areas of her body that needed to be cooled. Her heat then stopped making her form boil from the aggravation and she began to relax. Maija's eyes were still stony, but they didn't hold as much apprehension as they had before. She continued to watch Dempsey, his gray form towering over her in his state of anger. "My, my, my," she delicately said, "I seemed to have stroked a fire inside of you that quickly sparks." A ghost of a smile appeared on her lips then, making her facial appearance more beautiful than it had been with the stony expression. "Who knew that would happen so easily?" She ignored his action of spitting at her paws. Maija had endured much worse from Rotterdam, that she could say for sure. When others did things that paled in comparison, she didn't pay much attention to them. Instead, she merely sidestepped the wet piece of ground and softly said, "If I was a caring, considerate kind of female, I would surely apologize for my words and take back all I said...but alas, I am not like that." She blinked a couple of times, pondering what her next moves should be. Then, she chose them and walked past him to reach the river. Lowering her head to the running water, she took another few laps of water to quench the thirst that threatened to revisit. "I will take your compliment to my body without any worries, though. At least that proves your mind is still working correctly in the aspect of a male who enjoys himself with other females." Her tail twitched again behind her as she raised her head to meet the angry gaze that still burned in their sockets. "I would do no such thing for you or anyone that considered themselves perfect for the job. Perhaps that is why I am such a bitch." Her ghostly smirk reappeared. "I will admit it, no doubt about that. Not many would be honest enough to say that about themselves." Maija then walked past him again, walking back to where she had been when she had first sniffed his presence. "And if you plan on watching me burn, then by all means, support my decision by attempting to taunt me even more. I do so love a good show." speech here |