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Of course, he demanded a reason for being nice, at which she huffed. So far, this new one-eyed wonder was off to a pretty awful start. Couldn’t he just roll-over and listen like a good boy? Just once, she’d like for that to happen—it would save her so much time. But, sadly, he would not be the first to deliver and what a shame that was. “Because,” she began, only to realise that she didn’t have a legitimate reason ready to be fired. “Just because. You’re not supposed to be an asshole to girls, you’re supposed to listen and do as your told.” As was the mentality she was raised with; the only male she’d ever listened to without question was her father but, even with him, the women of their family still had more say in decisions.

“Besides,” she started again, only this time she actually had her words planned in advance. “If you listen to me, I won’t be forced to hurt you—who knows, maybe I’ll even feed you if you’re especially good.” Sorina hunting with or for someone other than herself? What was the world coming to!

—nothing was changing, really, because it was doubtful that she’d actually follow through. Though she would think of other, less-involved rewards to give him for his good behaviour—she was at least a little bit fair.