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Post by Rachele Mistrot♥ on Feb 7, 2013 1:56:26 GMT -5
It wasn't a particularly pleasant night. Rain clouds had taken over most of the sky, allowing the moon to peek out only once in a while. The feel was a dreary one, and settled over everything. Before long, it began to rain and the moon was blocked out completely. The ground turned to mud in places, and everything was slowly getting soaked. The trees moved slightly in the wind that came with the rain. It was cold and dreary, and in the midst of it all was Rachele. She didn't notice the cold, and she barely registered the rain that had soaked her clothes. Rain couldn't really harm her, and she had a task that she was trying desperately to complete.
Rachele was hunting. It was a hopeless task on a night like this, but she had figured that she needed to try. It had been some time since she had fed, and she'd been out every night trying to find something to eat. In her pocket, she had a few blood pops sealed in a container in case, as she suspected, her efforts were fruitless. Lately she'd been eating quite a few, but they were not enough to sustain her. In fact, it was really more of a tease, but she needed something if she was going to stop herself from attacking students. It was not a good situation. Before going out, she had looked at her eyes in the mirror. They were dangerous looking, and she was sure that it would be apparent to all that she was starving. It scared her to think that she was living with people that could drive her insane with their smell.
Now, she went springing from branch to branch of trees trying to find something. However, it appeared that the animals had all done as she would've and hid themselves. She dropped to the ground and punched it in frustration. Her fist left a large indentation in the earth, but it was nowhere near as big as it would've been had she been up to her usual strength. It was another testament to how desperate she was starting to get. That was when she knew that she could not allow herself to go back to the castle until she'd found something. It was just too risky.
She continued to scout the woods, but it was no use. As she kept looking, she felt herself beginning to shake. This was unusual, and she was not sure what it meant. When she stopped, she found her legs struggling underneath her. Was it possible that she was showing signs of hunger just as she would if she was human? She had never considered that there would be more side effects, but it appeared that she was beginning to enter some new phase of hunger for a vampire. Was her need for blood now making her shake with need? SHe was not sure; she'd never experienced anything like this before or even heard of it.
With a sigh, she reached into her pocket and pulled out a blood pop. The smell of just that alone almost made her enter into a frenzy, but she was apparently still a little in control as she managed to push off the need. She stuck the pop in her mouth and felt a little relief from it. Still, it wasn't going to be enough. What was she going to do now? She supposed that the only thing to do was to find some place to stay until the rain stopped so that she could try hunting again.
Making sure to stay deep in the woods, just in case a student came out exploring, she began searching for a place to stay. Her limbs continued to shake periodically, and a few times she found herself on all fours in the mud as her brain started to think of feeding. Yes, going back to the castle was not an option. Finally, she managed to find shelter among the roots of a particularly large tree. They offered some shelter from the rain, and from her she could also observe and listen for any animals that might come her way. Vaguely she wondered what she must look like, but the thought left her mind as quickly as it came. Though she no longer slept, Rachele still closed her eyes and tried to keep her mind hers.
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Post by mattie amherst? on Feb 7, 2013 21:45:09 GMT -5
As soon as a Mathew heard the thunder ring out, shaking the castle a smile perked its way upon the young Cossu’s face. This was the kind of weather that he had always appreciated. When the snow had started to melt down and the ground was soggy. It made the perfect somber climate for an excellent lope. He vaulted himself from the comfort of his bed.
The echoing sound of soft rainfall hitting the shingles of the roof ticked rhythmically. Mathew always became quite gitty when days like this came around. From within his wardrobe he removed a pair of loose fitting black sweatpants and a grey vintage tee reading “Beauxbatons” in faded baby blue. Mathew’s feet slipped into a pair of black trainers.
Now that he was fully dressed and ready to get down in the mud. Matie’s sneakers echoed off the cobblestone as his steps took the staircase three at a time. His muscular arms pushed open the giant oak entrance with easy. The rain was pounding down harder than he first had thought. The wind ripped through the doors and pulled Mathew outside. The castle doors slammed behind him and the wind summoned him forward.
With a giant grin alongside slicking his hair back he was off. His legs pumped with each lunge and his meaty arms shifted as he began to feel weightless. Mathew wiped the hair from in front of his face while the rain plastered it to his face. The smell of the rain made everything deliciously fragrant. The Frenchman’s feet sunk into the mud as he slowed to a walk upon reaching the forest entrance. He slunk under the overgrown ivy and vines to find himself under the confines of the treetop canopy.
Once he walked past the overgrowth he picked his speed back up. He jumped over fallen logs and agilely crossed over intertwined roots. He sped pass an area where the trees faded out and a giant tree over took the entire zone. But as soon as he passed the tree he stopped dead in his tracks. Mathew’s rapid breathing slowed and his eye brows furrowed together. Did he really just see what he thought he had saw? He back peddled to the gigantic tree, his mixmatched eyes narrowed on the petite girl shaking on the ground.
”Rach?” he called out quizmically. Mathew dug his fingers through his drenched hair and took one cautious step closer ”What are you doing out here?”
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Post by Rachele Mistrot♥ on Feb 8, 2013 13:45:32 GMT -5
Most of the hunger craze had gone from her as she let her mind wonder over other areas. However, she knew that wouldn't last. Still, it would be nice as long as it did. The rain was still coming down steadily, and she was now beginning to feel drops hitting her face. She was about to settle herself back in when she heard the unmistakable sound of someone coming.
At first, she thought that they were going to simply run by which was fine with her. She tried to close off her hearing and sense of smell because the last thing she wanted was to go chasing after an innocent student out of hunger. However, she heard them coming back. Her eyes were closed, but the moment she recognized Mathew's voice, her eyes snapped open.
Her eyes watched as he took a step closer to her. For a moment she pushed herself further back against the tree, but she brushed off the feeling of fear over hurting him and slowly moved forward. She had to trust herself. "Hello Mathew," she said softly. "Oh you know, relaxing under a tree." It was true, but she wasn't sure how she felt about admitting that she had been hunting.
Mathew had never seen her on the hunt or when she was particularly hungry. Now, he was going to see this darker part of her, and she wasn't thrilled about the prospect. She felt like she looked like the monster she was at this particular moment. Her hair was a wet mass, and she knew that her eyes were probably filled with hunger and want for blood. This was not something she had wanted one of her favorite people to see, but maybe it was for the best. It was too much to hope that he wouldn't notice.
It took her a moment, but she managed to stand. She kept one hand on the tree and stayed back a little from him just in case. "What are you doing out here?" she asked. "Evening run?"
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Post by mattie amherst? on Feb 8, 2013 20:25:14 GMT -5
Relaxing under a tree? In the rain at night? Something about this story was just not adding up in his mind. However, it was not for Mathew to judge his friend’s choices. He just peered down at her happily and retorted with, “Well what a strange coincidence, I was just thinking how lovely it would be to take a rest under this giant tree.” Mathew gave Rachele a warm smile.
Something was off. Something was wrong with Rachele and it scared the brutish man. It was rare to not see the strong woman as feeble as she appeared. It was almost as if she was shaking and sick. It was impossible for her to be ill, wasn’t it? This set in the worry for the Cossu. He had only seen this once before and he was hoping that it was not what he suspected.
“I always run in the rain. Cleans the mi…” Mathew paused midsentence, his hands jolted out as if to steady his friend, ”Rachele, what the bloody hell is going on with you?” It was not a good sign to see her struggling. Mathew cared for her and seeing her like this was heart breaking.
Mathew had never given it two thoughts about being there for Rachele. She had been in his life for so long that it was like she was a piece of him. They were connected. If she was not well, he was not well either. Matie was strongheaded about fixing whatever was wrong with her. She deserved it. [/blockquote]
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Post by Rachele Mistrot♥ on Feb 9, 2013 11:30:21 GMT -5
When Mathew didn't press the issue of why she was out here, she felt a bit relieved. She shook her head and gave a small laugh at his response. That was definitely Mathew. "Is that so, Mr. Amherst?" she asked. "Well there is plenty of room." She gestured to the space next to her even though she was a little worried and returned his smile. At least her fangs remained hidden, so hopefully she wasn't too far gone yet.
When his hands touched her, Rachele was startled by the sudden motion. For a moment, she felt something rise up in her, but she quickly pushed it down. It was Mathew, and he was trying to help her. As much as she wanted to avoid the question, she knew there was no trying to hide it now. He had noticed something was wrong, and she should've known that he would. It was Mathew after all.
"I'm a monster. That's what is wrong," she said softly. If she wasn't what she was, then all she would've had to do was go down to the kitchens and grab something to eat. As it was, she couldn't do that. She shook her head to clear it for a moment and then decided she might as well just go ahead and say it. "I haven't eaten in a while. Mostly I've been living on these," she said as she held up the blood pop that she'd been sucking on. It was almost gone, and she knew that she'd start to get a little crazy again after it was just a stick.
She hated that she was feeling all this just because she hadn't eaten. Of course, she supposed she could've turned to eating students, but that was against her nature. She hadn't killed a single human being, and she was determined not to start now. "It's alright though; I'm sure I'll find something soon," she hastened to say. It sounded wrong to her own ears, but she also wasn't keen on having Mathew worry about her. She cared for him so much and causing him worry was not something she tried or wanted to do.
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Post by mattie amherst? on Feb 9, 2013 19:00:50 GMT -5
Mathew was a typically could come up with quips and retorts but his personality flipped the moment he could tell that Rachele was not up to her normal self. It was like a light switch flipped in his mind. His heterochromic eyes gazed softly at his companion. His sight switched to the lollipop that was swishing around her mouth. It was all beginning to become clear to him.
Rachele. Rachele Mistrot. The girl who Mathew use to trail after. One of his most dearest friends. And now she was in need, he would do whatever he could to remedy this situation. However, when she named herself a monster he knew in a moment what the situation was. He knew that he was not probably much of a help in this area. At least he could take her mind off of life for the moment being.
At least he could be here for her, of all people he was the best for the position. He highly doubted that she smelled anything but nasty wet dog when she was around him. Mathew covered up the best he could with his musky fragrance. He gave her a weak grin before speaking, “You are not a monster, dear.” He put a finger under her chin to perk her up. “Rach, you are wonderful, every bit and piece of you.” Mattie reminded her. If she was anything less, she wouldn’t have gotten his time of day.
“ Maxime’s Biggest Bra!” He exclaimed. How long had it been since she had last feed? Mathew didn’t care how much Rachele did not want to worry him. The moment he knew that was she was not well was when the worry set in for the young man. Could he help? He knew her aversions. ”Is there something that I can help with?” he pleaded.
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Post by Rachele Mistrot♥ on Feb 10, 2013 13:21:34 GMT -5
Usually, Rachele was not the least bit shy in Mathew's gaze, but right now she was feeling quite vulnerable to it. He was seeing what she deemed the "monster" side of her, and it was not something that she wanted him to see ever. What sort of vampire had a hard time finding food? Of course, she supposed that some of it was not her fault since she couldn't just make animals appear. It was probably just one of those dry spells around here.
If she still had the capacity to blush, Rachele was sure that her face would've been scarlet. Mathew seemed to know just what she needed to hear. Of course, at the moment she still felt like a monster, but it made her feel better to hear, especially him say, that she was not a monster. "Thank you, Mathew. It's hard to think that sometimes, but it really means a lot especially coming from you."
When Mathew gave his huge exclamation, Rachele felt herself cringe a little. This was the reaction she'd been afraid of. She knew it wasn't a good situation, and his reaction definitely confirmed it. She wondered vaguely if he'd ever seen a vampire like this before. It was a new experience for her. Without realizing it, she had started to shrink back to the tree, but she stopped herself and moved up towards Mathew again.
"I don't know, Mathew," she said softly. "I've been out hunting every night, and I haven't been able to find anything. Unless you have a secret store of blood, I'm not sure what you can do." She paused for a moment. Then she bowed her head. "Unless you want to just stay with me for a while," she said just barely loud enough for him to hear. Of course, that would mean that he would be able to get a really good look at her, but suddenly the thought of being alone was not an appetizing one at all. It was probably also safer for others if she stayed with him.
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Post by mattie amherst? on Feb 10, 2013 16:20:50 GMT -5
”You know that I am always here for you, you know that.” It was hard to imagine where and what Mathew would be without his dear Rachele. It was almost as if everything that they did together altered each others lives. They were meant to be connected and he was grateful for the universe.
Mathew kept his eyes on her to watch all of her movements, to monitor how Rachele was doing. If she was a monster they were monsters together.
He, for one, was glad that they could be fiends together. He slipped his arms around her waist when she seemed uneasy on her feet. Mattie liked that they fit together so snuggly. Mathew did not know if it would be too much for Rachele to be this close but holding her up in an embrace would be better than her falling on the twisted tree roots.
”Well, I’ve got six quarts of it on me at all times.” he suggested. He knew that unfortunately she would never go for it. Rachele had scruples and morals that she clung to. Since Mathew had his accident, he had lost all of his morals. It was like they were the cliché movie trope, Rachele was the Angel and Mathew was the Devil. Maybe that is why they stuck so well together. They were two parts of a whole and when they were together they were complete in so many ways.
He plopped himself on the moist forest floor and patted the spot next to him for his friend to join him on the ground. ”I have a lot of tree relaxing to do and I would like some company.” Mathew did not know how this felt for the young woman but he did know it would be easier if she did not have to waste her energy by standing up.
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Post by Rachele Mistrot♥ on Feb 10, 2013 17:32:24 GMT -5
"I'm glad because I don't know what to do right now. I need you." She hated showing weakness, but mostly in front of Mathew she didn't mind. He made things easier and knew her so well. Of course, they had known one another for quite some time. He always was there and managed to care for her if she needed it. They were both there for one another.
For just a moment, she allowed her head to drop onto his shoulder. It felt so familiar and relaxing to just stand like that, but she only allowed herself to do it for a moment. Then, she stood and looked up at him for just a moment before she turned to allow him to slip his arms around her.
Again, she felt a small wave of relaxation fall over her. Everything felt so safe when she was with him. Some of that was probably his stature and the way he carried himself, but the other part was that she actually trusted him completely. She slowly inhaled, and while he did smell a little like dog, she didn't mind. All that she cared about was that he was there with her. They just fit.
"You know I won't do that Mathew. It's so nice of you to volunteer yourself like that though." Taking blood from him had never crossed her mind; she just couldn't see doing something like that to someone like him. She did wonder though, what would happen if a vampire were to drink werewolf blood. Still, it was not a choice to take. It would be easy if she did, but keeping who she was wasn't supposed to be easy. She was going against what nature had determined to be the fate for vampires.
A brief smile flitted across her face as she sat. "I'd be happy to help with that," she told him gently. She was grateful to sit, and she was grateful to Mathew for making the suggestion. She figured he was helping her without directly calling her out on the weakness she was currently showing. For that she appreciated him even more. He really did know her very well.
Rachele closed her eyes for a second to steady herself and to listen for the sounds of anything that might be close, but there was just herself and Mathew and the rain. It was still coming down on them, but it didn't seem to matter to either of them. "You always seem to know when to find me," Rachele mused out loud.
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Post by mattie amherst? on Feb 10, 2013 19:12:06 GMT -5
It was obvious now that he had to stop treating Rachele like the same girl he had met when he was only a first year. She was not naïve and she was not asinine. She was strong and brazen. They had grown together not just physically but in all senses. Rachele, despite her tough façade, was feeble and she needed his help. Hearing her admit that she needed him brought a bright grin to his face. It was a wonderfully pleasant feeling.
Mathew smirked to himself when she accepted his offer and slid herself next to him under the cover of the bushy trees. He swung his arm around her boney shoulders to pull her body close to him. Mathew softly pecked the crown of her raven head with his cupid bow lips. It was nice. Despite the circumstances of the evening, it was shaping up to be a lovely unexpected surprise.
What was not a surprise was that Rachele was against feeding off Mathew. He wished sometimes that she was not so stubborn, But, a while back he made the realization that he probably would not love her so much if she was not as hardheaded as she was. ”You’re are beyond bullheaded.” he rang exasperated ”Geeze! I mean yeah I don’t seem like delicious hors d'Oeuvres. But, I got to be better than starving to death.” He shook his head out of disbelief.
Mathew’s tongue tisked against his teeth, his eyes gazed down to her. Her head a few inches lower than his. Even during her weak period now she was stunning. His mixmatched orbs flickered to her elongated hands. Mattie’s hand subtle intertwined with Rachele’s. When their hands connected, for Mathew, it was like all the things that made sense in the world did not matter. What mattered was that he was here to support his Rachele.
There it was again that possessiveness he had for the young Sournois. His Rachele. He had a constant reminder that she was no longer his. He had made that mistake many years ago and he had chosen his path. He preferred to pick and choose a new girl every night. He wanted to be the guy with the legacy. What he wanted was not who he knew he should be.
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Post by Rachele Mistrot♥ on Feb 10, 2013 20:47:22 GMT -5
The feel of Mathew's lips on her head made her smile. Even if it wasn't the best of circumstances, it was always nice to see him. She snuggled a little closer to him. Obviously she wasn't cold as she no longer had the capacity to feel that, but it made her feel better. It was a bit like holding onto security when she was next to him. As long as he had her, she knew that she was safe and that he also wouldn't let her hurt anyone else. It was a very good thing to have him here.
A small laugh escaped her at Mathew's assessment of her stubbornness. "Look who's talking," she said in a soft, teasing tone and with a smile. She patted him gently on his arm. "It isn't that. You know it isn't that," she told him. "I just can't do that to you, Mathew. I care for you too much. Besides, I won't die from hunger." Honestly, it was far more likely she'd get killed by encroaching on a wondering vampire's territory if she had to go further out, but she didn't voice this. She was planning on staying around though unless things got extremely desperate.
The feel of Mathew's hand sent her to a very comfortable place indeed. She didn't notice the rain anymore, and she gave a small sigh of contentment. Things felt right now even if she wasn't in the best condition. It just seemed to be sorted out when he touched her and was around her. It seemed like they were supposed to be intertwined in some way.
She found herself moving closer to her protector. It seemed like her body was moving of its own accord, but she really couldn't complain about it. This felt right to her. Of course, she had heard things around the castle about Mathew, but she knew what she believed of him. He was always going to be part of her.
As she settled, she began to feel herself shake a little again. She hated the feeling of it, and once again she thought of how this hadn't even been her choice. However, she tried to push those thoughts out of her head and concentrate solely on being here with Mathew. Still, she might as well voice what she was sure he already knew. "So...this might be a little more serious than I thought."
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Post by mattie amherst? on Feb 10, 2013 21:30:23 GMT -5
Mathew shook his head slightly out of joyous disbelief. He peered down to see her inching closer to him. He settled his back against the knotted tree and shifted softly to his most relaxed position. His eyes fluttered shut to enjoy the sounds that surrounded him. The soft rain pattering, the subtle cooing of an owl housed in a tree, and most importantly the delicate laugh that escaped his companion’s lips. That was the most beautiful sound of them all.
It was like only his appearance was all that was needed to remedy his friend’s situation. Of course, he knew the only true thing that could fix what was broken inside of her. It was only his own self centeredness that made him think that she was doing better all because of him. She was just hiding it better all because of him. Sometimes he wished it was not a crime to stalk people, that way he could follow Rachele around to get the scoop about her life. She was so secretive and protective. She never just let herself loose and she never told Mathew when things were wrong. She was too proud for that.
”Do what to me? Please, Rach! You are the only person who knows, no offense, that you could not hurt me if you tried.” In reality, Rachele was the only one who knew that he had turned because of his cousin Aubrianana. She was the only one who knew his secret. He was glad that he had someone to confine in, only if she would do the same. The vampiric twins, that Rachele often found herself in the company of, also knew but they were no matter to the young Cossu. A grimace or a scowl was enough to let them know to back off his trail.
The moment that Rachele let, ’this might be a little more serious’ slip from her lips, Mathew went into his protective mode. His soft and cuddly yet very protective mode. His hands scooped under her light frame and pulled her up to his lap. His brutish arms wrapped snuggly around her body as he held on to her in an embrace. He had no idea where he was going with this but, he needed her close to him.
Mathew tilted her head towards him once again ”Rach, stop being so brave.”
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Post by Rachele Mistrot♥ on Feb 10, 2013 22:34:13 GMT -5
As she sat there, she thought of all the things that she and Mathew had gone through. Through it all, he had always been open with her. She had shared some things with him; he knew about her parents death, and he had seen her in her depressed state. However, she didn't say as much about her personal life to him as he did to her. There were things she wanted to share, but she was not good at sharing things like that. There had been a lot of pain in the past from sharing even if it wasn't with Mathew, and she was concerned about quite a few things that may happen from sharing. Still, it was Mathew.
Again, she had to let out a small laugh. It was very true that she couldn't hurt him. Of course the two of them had never gone head to head, but both were well aware of the strength and agility of the other. "I know I can't hurt you, at least physically. There are other ways, but I just can't see using you as food. You are too important," she told him honestly. Mathew was her friend and honestly was probably a little more than that in some way, so the thought of treating him like some weird form of shake with no straw just didn't sound good to her.
When Mathew scooped her up, Rachele's eyes got wide in surprise, and she even let out a little squeak which was quite unlike her. However, Mathew had caught her quite unawares; she never thought he'd do that. It was a very nice sensation though. She tried to settle in as best she could against him, but it was hard as she began to feel her hunger again. There was one more blood pop left, and she didn't want to eat it until she absolutely had to. For now she was content to sit with Mathew and focus on his breathing and heart beat to soothe her.
The dark, hungry eyes looked into Mathew's. Once again she wanted to look away so that he couldn't see the monster that was behind them, but she kept his gaze. "I can't help it," she told him. "Sometimes that's all you've got. It's what helped me survive for a little while when I first got turned. I learned from others too. Besides, it's a lot easier to be brave when you're with other people." At the same time, it was hard to be brave around other people as well.
"Mathew," she said with a shaking voice. "Have you ever known a vampire to be like this before?" She needed to know what she was up against, and the only person she could ask was him. She should've tried to keep something stocked up just in case, but the hunting had always been so good around her. She never would have dreamed that this would happen.
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Post by mattie amherst? on Feb 10, 2013 23:09:33 GMT -5
Had Rachele masterminded ways to kill off Mathew in the past? Yes, he had done some less than honorable things to her and yes they use to date. But, kill off? Hmmm… He skeptically looked at his company. Maybe she was not all that she appeared to be. Obviously, she was a hitwoman who had it out for him since the very first time they met. It was glaring now. The only reason that she was not successful yet is due to his overwhelming charming and his desire to not die.
So maybe that theory was a little off handed. Rachele was definitely, most likely, not a hitwitch. She was however, his best friend. Of course, Kabes was high ranking on that list but, she was family and everyone knows that family cannot count because they are forced on you. Here he was offering her a way for her to get better that did not hurt either one of them and she was denying him. It was almost as if she did not want to get better. What if she came out here to sit and mull her over her suffering? Naw, that did not seem like the Rachele he knew. On the other hand, what did he really know about the Sournois?
The gentleman let out a throaty chuckle when his petite friend let out a squeak. Not the reaction he thought would occur but just as well, he enjoyed it ”Well guess what Miss Prideful, that is not all you have right now.” his French accent deep rooted and rolled over every word ”Right now you have me so cut the courageous act.” Mattie smiled brightly at her and brushed at her bangs with his rough finger tips.
”You are asking a werewolf who takes night runs if he has ever seen a hungry vampire before?” Mathew raised one cynical chestnut eyebrow at her. Really? Of course he had however, he could not let on to Rachele that he had. ”No because none of them are as appalled by me as you are, that when someone offers them a disgustingly deliciouslessness meal that they do not take it.” He was no longer going to press the issue despite the fact that he thought she was just being headstrong
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Post by Rachele Mistrot♥ on Feb 11, 2013 0:19:42 GMT -5
Looking up at him, Rachele stuck out her tongue playfully. Miss Prideful indeed. Of course he was right that she had him. Still, she was not good at letting others see her emotions, but finally something broke in her. Slowly the fear and hunger she was feeling began to come into her face. It surprised her that it came as it hadn't ever really before. She was unsure of what it was that had made this happen, but in a way she felt a relief now that she didn't have to act strong.
Rachele was a strong person, but she couldn't be that way all the time. That was something she knew that she would have to work on. "Alright. I'll say it then; I'm scared." That admission was more than she ever thought she would say to anyone. "I haven't been able to eat for weeks, and I don't think I've ever seen my eyes like this before. Honestly, I'm thinking I might stay in the forest until I can get a decent meal." The words just came spilling out of her mouth. Everything that was bottled up came out, and she buried her head in Mathew's chest to try and hide some of the embarrassment she was feeling at being found like this.
It was getting harder to say no to Mathew's offer. It wasn't that she wanted to drink his blood. It was because he had brought it up several times. The smell of the blood in his veins had not reached her yet because of the slight odor of dog, but she was sure at this rate it was only a matter of time. She could drink some, but she didn't want to give up her decision. Then again, it wasn't as though she'd kill him. He was offering it to her.
"Mathew," she said looking up at him. "I made the choice when I was turned not to go after people but to go for animals. It hasn't been the easiest thing in the world, but I've done it." She paused for a moment. "I admit that I need your help though, but at the same time I don't like the idea of biting into your arm and using you like a straw to a drink. I've never been offered blood like this before. What would you think of me if I did?"
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