The_gladiator
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He didn’t comment on the pain the brand must have caused; he was more worried about her being part of his special flock. Then she answered and he frowned. He didn’t believe her. Her words stank of lies.
His eyes met hers, and he tried to sooth her with his gaze. He didn’t do it so much deliberately as naturally; it was just a part of him. He didn’t even have to tell her to tell the truth, she opened her mouth and the truth came tumbling out.
“I am not sure why striking back against a pervert intent on raping you, probably yet again, knowing him, makes you a bad person. Just a shame that I’m sure a steal blade did him very little damage. Though it did seem to allow you to escape.”
He reached for her, the panic was overwhelming his touch and his eyes. She needed more. He pulled her upper body into his lap, careful not to jostle her lower legs too much, so her head was on his shoulder, her hip on the bed beside him, so she crossed his body, would be close to his presence. There he just held her for long moments. “I am sorry that you went through that. I have long thought Sampson was in need of a good killing.” He said softly. “Too bad you didn’t have an ash wood stake, or better yet a shotgun with silver shot.” He rocked her gently. He didn’t know what else to say to her. He hoped his touch could say things he couldn’t with words.
His eyes met hers, and he tried to sooth her with his gaze. He didn’t do it so much deliberately as naturally; it was just a part of him. He didn’t even have to tell her to tell the truth, she opened her mouth and the truth came tumbling out.
“I am not sure why striking back against a pervert intent on raping you, probably yet again, knowing him, makes you a bad person. Just a shame that I’m sure a steal blade did him very little damage. Though it did seem to allow you to escape.”
He reached for her, the panic was overwhelming his touch and his eyes. She needed more. He pulled her upper body into his lap, careful not to jostle her lower legs too much, so her head was on his shoulder, her hip on the bed beside him, so she crossed his body, would be close to his presence. There he just held her for long moments. “I am sorry that you went through that. I have long thought Sampson was in need of a good killing.” He said softly. “Too bad you didn’t have an ash wood stake, or better yet a shotgun with silver shot.” He rocked her gently. He didn’t know what else to say to her. He hoped his touch could say things he couldn’t with words.