Poprockz
The perverted lady
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“That was perfect.” She chuckled weakly, a tired look of fondness in her eyes. “You’ve already done so much for me. Even after…”
Even after I killed you.
Andrea averted her gaze, her lips pursing into a thin line for a moment. It had only been a night since their fight for her, so it was still fresh.
Vanta had been ignorant of a lot of things, especially the nuances of their relationship. To him, he likely felt betrayed by his lover, as though she was a cruel partner who did nothing but hurt, reject, and flee. He hadn't been able to understand why she acted that way. He hadn't understood that while he had never physically struck her, the threat of pain and death were torturous on the mind. The shadow had only tried so desperately to show her love that it had never received itself.
It had been such a tragic situation, and the ending had been just as unfortunate.
In her anger and mistrust, she had shot down the naive creature with a beam of light, unable to conceive that he might be genuinely trying to make her happy. In turn, he had said that he would never hurt her, and yet he had done so. It wasn’t a knee-jerk reaction, nor was it done to protect himself. Vanta had been malicious, sadistic, and cruel. The shadow had acted simply to sate his own desire for punishment.
She closed her eyes and sighed before looking back up to him, summoning a small smile.
“It’s good to see you again, and I’m really glad you’re alive. What will you do now though?” She asked. “Now that you have a second chance at life, where will you go? Are you going to try to learn more about humans, or are you going to return to how you used to be?”
Andrea assumed that given their history, it wouldn’t want to stay there anymore. Even if they were currently on good terms, it was irrefutable that both of them had hurt each other in more ways than one. Perhaps they could remain friends, growing older and meeting in the dark of night to tell one another of their victories and struggles.
Even after I killed you.
Andrea averted her gaze, her lips pursing into a thin line for a moment. It had only been a night since their fight for her, so it was still fresh.
Vanta had been ignorant of a lot of things, especially the nuances of their relationship. To him, he likely felt betrayed by his lover, as though she was a cruel partner who did nothing but hurt, reject, and flee. He hadn't been able to understand why she acted that way. He hadn't understood that while he had never physically struck her, the threat of pain and death were torturous on the mind. The shadow had only tried so desperately to show her love that it had never received itself.
It had been such a tragic situation, and the ending had been just as unfortunate.
In her anger and mistrust, she had shot down the naive creature with a beam of light, unable to conceive that he might be genuinely trying to make her happy. In turn, he had said that he would never hurt her, and yet he had done so. It wasn’t a knee-jerk reaction, nor was it done to protect himself. Vanta had been malicious, sadistic, and cruel. The shadow had acted simply to sate his own desire for punishment.
She closed her eyes and sighed before looking back up to him, summoning a small smile.
“It’s good to see you again, and I’m really glad you’re alive. What will you do now though?” She asked. “Now that you have a second chance at life, where will you go? Are you going to try to learn more about humans, or are you going to return to how you used to be?”
Andrea assumed that given their history, it wouldn’t want to stay there anymore. Even if they were currently on good terms, it was irrefutable that both of them had hurt each other in more ways than one. Perhaps they could remain friends, growing older and meeting in the dark of night to tell one another of their victories and struggles.
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