The gathering arousal within the air was most definitely noticeable, however Jadlin seem to be the first on to snap out of it and pulled away. The moment that he had flashed an embarrassed grin at his brother, she sighed and sat back upon the bed, pulling her left arm closer to her form while he began to address Ricky. Why the petch did his brother have to be Ricky? He was a wave guard and compared to her, she could mostly definitely see how the bloody brother could become important. Black frowned at Jadlin the moment that he had said that he had a confession, which was quickly smoothed away when he said that it was a confession to Ricky. While Jadlin didn’t have any confession to tell her, she most certainly had one to tell Jadlin. She pressed her lips together as she tried to push back the ever constant pain from her mind, her right arm pulling her cloaked left one close so then she basically held onto it. Black had no plans on telling Jadlin about her arm, he didn’t need to know just yet. She didn’t know how long he would be here at the university, but she hadn’t thought up of any cover story yet.
Her brown hues stared at Jadlin’s face as she managed small smiles for him whenever he looked her way, but that was all she could muster up. The only one that knew she was injured, was Ricky, mostly because he had foiled her attempt at robbing him of the last couple of mizas that he had that night. The pain of her arm being the number one culprit for that fail, the fail that had led her being caught by a drunk wave guard at the time. She silently hoped that Ricky wouldn’t say anything, for she didn’t want Jadlin to have to worry about anything other than healing. From the sound of his words, he obviously didn’t need anything else to worry about and she wouldn’t add to it. She had lived on her own ever since NiNi had saved her from starvation and showed her how to steal. The young equine had relied upon no one but herself ever since then, only indulging in a couple of boasting competitions upon East Street. Hell, why not? She was a law breaker just like most of them there and they hadn’t paid much attention to her presence… Until now. Until Jadlin had come into her life.
She had pretty much flown under everyone’s radar, but then she met Jadlin and flying under the radar had become rather hard. For she was trying her damndest to make sure that Jad wouldn’t be hurt by anyone from East Street. She didn’t regret meeting him, nor did she regret falling in love with him. He was something that she could never regret, for he gave her life a purpose, he gave it meaning. She angled her head slightly, as she continued to listen to Jadlin talk about how he had lied to Ricky the other day. Drawing in a slow breath, she would also exhale and she repeated the process. She hoped that it would help push back her pain to the back of her mind, until she had to move her arm again. The young equine angled her head silently to view Ricky, her brown orbs watched the male and his movements before she looked back to Jad. She honestly didn’t think that Jadlin had lied to be malicious; in fact she would have a hard time believing that Jadlin would be malicious towards anyone without a good reason.
She lifted her right hand away from her left arm, attempting to hold back a pained expression as she gripped his hand into her right and a simple smile fell across her lips. To hear that she had family that wasn’t NiNi, was strange. Honestly, he was good at heart and she was a black stain upon the goodness of his heart. She wouldn’t voice it, but hearing that he had fallen in love with her, cause her to feel relief, but she was also worried. He had a chance to do something good within the world, what if, because of who she was, that she held him back from doing what he was meant to do? Realizing that she had been silent when she probably should have said something, she managed an awkward smile and squeezed his hand gently. ”I love you too.”
Her brown hues stared at Jadlin’s face as she managed small smiles for him whenever he looked her way, but that was all she could muster up. The only one that knew she was injured, was Ricky, mostly because he had foiled her attempt at robbing him of the last couple of mizas that he had that night. The pain of her arm being the number one culprit for that fail, the fail that had led her being caught by a drunk wave guard at the time. She silently hoped that Ricky wouldn’t say anything, for she didn’t want Jadlin to have to worry about anything other than healing. From the sound of his words, he obviously didn’t need anything else to worry about and she wouldn’t add to it. She had lived on her own ever since NiNi had saved her from starvation and showed her how to steal. The young equine had relied upon no one but herself ever since then, only indulging in a couple of boasting competitions upon East Street. Hell, why not? She was a law breaker just like most of them there and they hadn’t paid much attention to her presence… Until now. Until Jadlin had come into her life.
She had pretty much flown under everyone’s radar, but then she met Jadlin and flying under the radar had become rather hard. For she was trying her damndest to make sure that Jad wouldn’t be hurt by anyone from East Street. She didn’t regret meeting him, nor did she regret falling in love with him. He was something that she could never regret, for he gave her life a purpose, he gave it meaning. She angled her head slightly, as she continued to listen to Jadlin talk about how he had lied to Ricky the other day. Drawing in a slow breath, she would also exhale and she repeated the process. She hoped that it would help push back her pain to the back of her mind, until she had to move her arm again. The young equine angled her head silently to view Ricky, her brown orbs watched the male and his movements before she looked back to Jad. She honestly didn’t think that Jadlin had lied to be malicious; in fact she would have a hard time believing that Jadlin would be malicious towards anyone without a good reason.
She lifted her right hand away from her left arm, attempting to hold back a pained expression as she gripped his hand into her right and a simple smile fell across her lips. To hear that she had family that wasn’t NiNi, was strange. Honestly, he was good at heart and she was a black stain upon the goodness of his heart. She wouldn’t voice it, but hearing that he had fallen in love with her, cause her to feel relief, but she was also worried. He had a chance to do something good within the world, what if, because of who she was, that she held him back from doing what he was meant to do? Realizing that she had been silent when she probably should have said something, she managed an awkward smile and squeezed his hand gently. ”I love you too.”