Poprockz
The perverted lady
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The look on Vin's face unsettled him slightly, the man wondering if Vin judged him for giving in so easily. That was understandable considering that most would probably have told him to trust that Cora wouldn't believe her. He couldn't trust that though, since anything left to chance was a risk he wasn't willing to take. Damien didn't trust that Cora would believe him because a normal person wouldn't, especially given his history.
"...it sounded like that's not the first time something like that has happened to you."
He shifted on his feet, not looking up at Vin as he quietly listened with furrowed brows. In actuality, he was surprised that Vin had picked up on that, but perhaps he should have used different words to describe things. When Vin paused, he didn't offer any words, simply waiting for the man to continue. When Vin did, Damien's face became masked, not willing to disclose what he was thinking about.
How ironic was it that Vin was saying such things about consent to him. He had taken several women, done things to them without their consent. True, he hadn't harmed them, but Tiffany wouldn't have harmed him either. Was he different from Tiffany or were they the same disgusting creature? Her weapon of choice was coercion, while his was influence and strength. It didn't seem fair that he had the right to say no when he had taken that very choice from others. In addition, he had no place to complain about things; in a way, it would have been a fitting punishment for a fraction of his misdeeds.
It was only because of Cora that he was any different today, otherwise he would be the same monster stalking the streets. So in a sense, it wasn't that he had changed, it was just that he was beholden to her, his angel of mercy, the only one willing to restrain him with the chains of her love.
"That's why you need me, honey. You're weak. Too weak to change the pathetic, disappointing son you turned out to be... You'll always need me, Damien. Always." His fists balled up tensely for a moment, the man struggling to push down those feelings of shame and inadequacy. For that reason, he was grateful that Maverick passed them by as a distraction, the buff man glancing at them before going into the bathroom.
When Vin turned to go into the bathroom and advised him of what he was doing, he simply nodded and headed back down the hall. Vin could take care of himself with Maverick, and he really did want to check up on how Cora was doing.
Tiffany walked past Vin as he came in, the woman looking like she had been crying. Though instead of going toward the sleeping bags, she headed for one of the back rooms to chill out. Maverick was using one of the stalls for a moment before coming out and washing his hands, glancing at Vin as he approached. He knew something shitty was coming; Tiffany had never been one to get along with people very well.
"...it sounded like that's not the first time something like that has happened to you."
He shifted on his feet, not looking up at Vin as he quietly listened with furrowed brows. In actuality, he was surprised that Vin had picked up on that, but perhaps he should have used different words to describe things. When Vin paused, he didn't offer any words, simply waiting for the man to continue. When Vin did, Damien's face became masked, not willing to disclose what he was thinking about.
How ironic was it that Vin was saying such things about consent to him. He had taken several women, done things to them without their consent. True, he hadn't harmed them, but Tiffany wouldn't have harmed him either. Was he different from Tiffany or were they the same disgusting creature? Her weapon of choice was coercion, while his was influence and strength. It didn't seem fair that he had the right to say no when he had taken that very choice from others. In addition, he had no place to complain about things; in a way, it would have been a fitting punishment for a fraction of his misdeeds.
It was only because of Cora that he was any different today, otherwise he would be the same monster stalking the streets. So in a sense, it wasn't that he had changed, it was just that he was beholden to her, his angel of mercy, the only one willing to restrain him with the chains of her love.
"That's why you need me, honey. You're weak. Too weak to change the pathetic, disappointing son you turned out to be... You'll always need me, Damien. Always." His fists balled up tensely for a moment, the man struggling to push down those feelings of shame and inadequacy. For that reason, he was grateful that Maverick passed them by as a distraction, the buff man glancing at them before going into the bathroom.
When Vin turned to go into the bathroom and advised him of what he was doing, he simply nodded and headed back down the hall. Vin could take care of himself with Maverick, and he really did want to check up on how Cora was doing.
Tiffany walked past Vin as he came in, the woman looking like she had been crying. Though instead of going toward the sleeping bags, she headed for one of the back rooms to chill out. Maverick was using one of the stalls for a moment before coming out and washing his hands, glancing at Vin as he approached. He knew something shitty was coming; Tiffany had never been one to get along with people very well.