WatchingCloud
Weather Voyeur
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There was a certain innocence and vulnerability in Rose as she talked of never having caused a reaction like that in a guy before. Or how she confessed to having liked watching him. It was an interesting juxtaposition with her confident, regal public bearing. Girl and woman, not yet reconciled with one another.
“Listen to me…” she said as she picked up skewered crab, checked it and then handed it to him, “I probably sound stupid to you. You’ve probably been with hundreds of women and I haven’t been kissed."
Conner took the offered crab, bouncing it between hands while it cooled, yet he hardly paid any attention to his dinner. Had he heard that correctly?
"Hundreds? Hardly. But, seriously? You haven't even been kissed? I... I had no idea."
She wasn't completely innocent, of that much he was certain, but could she really have been so sheltered as to never have kissed a boy? Here, he'd assumed by her age she was sexually active. Perhaps not as free as most girls who weren't public figures, but surely there had to be other nobles or classmates or something.
"Your parents have kept you that sheltered?"
Again, in one respect, he could see it. But knowing the other side of her parents, he couldn't. What the hell?
“Listen to me…” she said as she picked up skewered crab, checked it and then handed it to him, “I probably sound stupid to you. You’ve probably been with hundreds of women and I haven’t been kissed."
Conner took the offered crab, bouncing it between hands while it cooled, yet he hardly paid any attention to his dinner. Had he heard that correctly?
"Hundreds? Hardly. But, seriously? You haven't even been kissed? I... I had no idea."
She wasn't completely innocent, of that much he was certain, but could she really have been so sheltered as to never have kissed a boy? Here, he'd assumed by her age she was sexually active. Perhaps not as free as most girls who weren't public figures, but surely there had to be other nobles or classmates or something.
"Your parents have kept you that sheltered?"
Again, in one respect, he could see it. But knowing the other side of her parents, he couldn't. What the hell?