Apollo Wilde
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Slipping into the bed next to him, strangely enough, she wrapped her arms around him. Perhaps it was because she had not had anyone close to her in years, or because she was used to sleeping curled up like that, who knows.
He offered himself, and so she took it. It would not take long for her to rest her head on his chest, closing her eyes for a moment just to listen to the sound of his heart. It was soothing, and if she imagined hard enough, she could be somewhere entirely different.
For long moments, they sat there in silence, the only sound their breathing. Before long, she would say something, her words tickling his chest.
"Drago...." and she would say his name with some difficulty, "Do you intend to stay in Acre? What...would you do if someone was interested in purchasing me from you, and could offer my worth?"
She was gambling now - she had no idea how much money Adi saved up, but somewhere deep down she knew that the woman could not have enough to possibly buy her freedom. But at least now, she would have some sort of hope, something to hold on to. In her time as a slave, she never thought that she would meet someone like Adi, and now the thought of leaving her tore at her. How could she survive without someone to laugh with, someone that knew her name and her struggles?
Even if Drago was a kind master, what would he know of a woman's world and a woman's struggles? The pain of being taken roughly, or the strain of being expected to run an entire household and then happily take him to bed? No, that was something that only other women could understand. And even more, with Adi, there was some understanding of being different in a strange land, though Adi had called Acre her home for far longer than Sadaa had.
He offered himself, and so she took it. It would not take long for her to rest her head on his chest, closing her eyes for a moment just to listen to the sound of his heart. It was soothing, and if she imagined hard enough, she could be somewhere entirely different.
For long moments, they sat there in silence, the only sound their breathing. Before long, she would say something, her words tickling his chest.
"Drago...." and she would say his name with some difficulty, "Do you intend to stay in Acre? What...would you do if someone was interested in purchasing me from you, and could offer my worth?"
She was gambling now - she had no idea how much money Adi saved up, but somewhere deep down she knew that the woman could not have enough to possibly buy her freedom. But at least now, she would have some sort of hope, something to hold on to. In her time as a slave, she never thought that she would meet someone like Adi, and now the thought of leaving her tore at her. How could she survive without someone to laugh with, someone that knew her name and her struggles?
Even if Drago was a kind master, what would he know of a woman's world and a woman's struggles? The pain of being taken roughly, or the strain of being expected to run an entire household and then happily take him to bed? No, that was something that only other women could understand. And even more, with Adi, there was some understanding of being different in a strange land, though Adi had called Acre her home for far longer than Sadaa had.