Drobabes
Sweet'n'Sour
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Sabastian’s response was a little underwhelming, but it wasn’t as if he had expected him to outright guffaw or anything anyway. In response, Quint smiled a bit more softly and squeezed his arms a little tighter around his chest, kind of wishing that someone would give him a warm pat on the back to quell his own nerves. Humor worked in a lot of situations, but wasn’t nearly as soothing as when he was familiar with the perceived enemy. Almost as if he couldn’t help himself, his eyes naturally wandered over to Damien, watching the exchange between the two.
Oh, he didn’t like that, he thought to himself, noticing how Damien jerked his hand back. So lingering touches were a no no, huh? He would call it ironic if he expected anything less.
When it was Quint’s turn, he reluctantly pulled his arms away from his chest and put them out in the air a bit. The smile he gave the butler was polite, or at least, the best he could manage with how cold and wet he was. He wanted to convey that he was fine with being searched, though he wondered how thorough the search would be. He was a fellow zombie, after all, and Quint couldn’t help but wonder if he would go looking around inside his stomach. It felt horribly uncomfortable to do it, and although he wasn’t carrying anything on him at the moment, the half zombie had been able to hide Sabastian’s locket in there. Not that he would tell the little blond; he didn’t feel like getting smacked in the head any time soon.
While this was going on, Delvin and Cora were both taking a long look around the, what to them, felt like a palace. They had both earned enough money to keep them comfortable in life but neither one of them would have ever dreamed of actually stepping foot into a place like this. Cora’s eyes were caught most by the dome overhead, the waterfall soothing and almost entrancing, before she looked down to the fine gold vines artfully placed around each pillar. She could almost even imagine them having grown that way, like some magical scene from a fairy-tale. Vin’s eyes traveled in a similar path, though he took note of the desk and the name of the resort, wondering if he had ever seen it on any of those traveling commercials back in the day. When their paths crossed and they caught each others gaze, they both gave a little grin to one another, for just a brief few seconds forgetting the danger they were in and simply enjoying the moment of being two strangers stepping into this entrancing world. Her hazel eyes then made their way back to the present, meeting Damien’s.
The little smile on her lips softened, her eyes flicking over to the butler and immediately understanding his concern. She didn’t want to be touched, but where were they to go? How would they get there? Cora didn’t see any other way out of this, and besides, he was acting professional enough.
Flicking her eyes back, she mouthed a silent, “it’s okay baby” before giving him a timid smile.
Oh, he didn’t like that, he thought to himself, noticing how Damien jerked his hand back. So lingering touches were a no no, huh? He would call it ironic if he expected anything less.
When it was Quint’s turn, he reluctantly pulled his arms away from his chest and put them out in the air a bit. The smile he gave the butler was polite, or at least, the best he could manage with how cold and wet he was. He wanted to convey that he was fine with being searched, though he wondered how thorough the search would be. He was a fellow zombie, after all, and Quint couldn’t help but wonder if he would go looking around inside his stomach. It felt horribly uncomfortable to do it, and although he wasn’t carrying anything on him at the moment, the half zombie had been able to hide Sabastian’s locket in there. Not that he would tell the little blond; he didn’t feel like getting smacked in the head any time soon.
While this was going on, Delvin and Cora were both taking a long look around the, what to them, felt like a palace. They had both earned enough money to keep them comfortable in life but neither one of them would have ever dreamed of actually stepping foot into a place like this. Cora’s eyes were caught most by the dome overhead, the waterfall soothing and almost entrancing, before she looked down to the fine gold vines artfully placed around each pillar. She could almost even imagine them having grown that way, like some magical scene from a fairy-tale. Vin’s eyes traveled in a similar path, though he took note of the desk and the name of the resort, wondering if he had ever seen it on any of those traveling commercials back in the day. When their paths crossed and they caught each others gaze, they both gave a little grin to one another, for just a brief few seconds forgetting the danger they were in and simply enjoying the moment of being two strangers stepping into this entrancing world. Her hazel eyes then made their way back to the present, meeting Damien’s.
The little smile on her lips softened, her eyes flicking over to the butler and immediately understanding his concern. She didn’t want to be touched, but where were they to go? How would they get there? Cora didn’t see any other way out of this, and besides, he was acting professional enough.
Flicking her eyes back, she mouthed a silent, “it’s okay baby” before giving him a timid smile.
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