Teach me a Thing or Two

She would wait a moment before she lifted her head, and once she did - the boy was momentarily stunned. Her eyes were so bright - maybe they were catching the little glimmers of light that shone in, or maybe it was natural - but it was in that moment that he was, at least for a few seconds, floored. Of course, he couldn't let her know that, and so he would play it off as if she was average. Nothing special, just another Covari woman - so what if she had swirls in all of the right places?


His curiosity was spiked, even past his shallow reasons for approaching - when she had a tongue as fast as his own family on her. Desireable - was she really something that he wanted to call his own? As she narrowed her eyes and stood, swaying her perfectly decorated hips - he was pretty sure that the answer to that was yes. "You're not someone that belongs in the dark - you seriously want me to believe you prefer this to showing off?" He would show her off if she belonged to him, that was for sure.


"Curiosity." He would answer her coy question simply, watching her smirk, letting her wonder what he was thinking. Hoping that she was thinking about him. "Who doesn't like a bit of mystery?" Although Vivek wasn't the biggest fan of surprises, he enjoyed those that weren't easy to read. A bit of a challenge would keep him hooked far longer than something simple. "I certainly didn't expect to find anything beautiful down here, but what do you know. I was wrong." The boy would grin, a sharp expression despite words that were relatively lighthearted.


Following after her her, his eyes would stay on hers, but his shoulder would brush against her side, and it was definitely different from the bumps and greetings that he occasionally gave and got his siblings. He could definitely get used to this.