Perked ears swiveled to catch the sound of another approaching out of the corner of his gaze he caught sight of his companion, glad to have back-up. He wasn't overly concerned about this woman putting up a fight, she was injured and much smaller than himself. But for the sake of his moral he was glad to have a witness, lest things go awry. The woman confirmed his suspicions, to which Siarut could only nod.
The beautiful surroundings which had only moments ago captured the ice bears curiosity, now seemed dim. Reminiscing over his families pain was not on his list of things to do today, or ever. But this woman was quick to bring it up, and Siarut was intrigued that such a dignified woman would steep to apologizing. He was now stuck between his two halves. One was saying he should forgive the woman, the other stated quite the opposite.
Dawn wouldn't be disappointed in her anticipations for his further actions. No, Siarut's tongue burned with the acid he conjured, a snarl quick to release. "You should be." He had no intention of forgiving and forgetting, "We meant you no harm. If you had stated your concerns in a civilized manner we could have helped each other." The ice bear all but spat the words at the woman. Taking a breath he turned his head slightly, refusing to look at her. "You are lucky my sister is more level headed than I am." He knew that Shivali had been right in discouraging a fight, but it still pained him that they had given up so easily.
The diplomat that lived deep within the brute tried to surface, he took a deep breath. The anger suddenly stealing the air from his lungs.
The beautiful surroundings which had only moments ago captured the ice bears curiosity, now seemed dim. Reminiscing over his families pain was not on his list of things to do today, or ever. But this woman was quick to bring it up, and Siarut was intrigued that such a dignified woman would steep to apologizing. He was now stuck between his two halves. One was saying he should forgive the woman, the other stated quite the opposite.
Dawn wouldn't be disappointed in her anticipations for his further actions. No, Siarut's tongue burned with the acid he conjured, a snarl quick to release. "You should be." He had no intention of forgiving and forgetting, "We meant you no harm. If you had stated your concerns in a civilized manner we could have helped each other." The ice bear all but spat the words at the woman. Taking a breath he turned his head slightly, refusing to look at her. "You are lucky my sister is more level headed than I am." He knew that Shivali had been right in discouraging a fight, but it still pained him that they had given up so easily.
The diplomat that lived deep within the brute tried to surface, he took a deep breath. The anger suddenly stealing the air from his lungs.
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'Cause nothing hurts like a woman can - by Siarut - August 13, 2018, 10:01 PM
RE: 'Cause nothing hurts like a woman can - by Dawn - August 16, 2018, 08:41 PM
RE: 'Cause nothing hurts like a woman can - by Siarut - August 16, 2018, 09:15 PM
RE: 'Cause nothing hurts like a woman can - by Dawn - August 16, 2018, 09:32 PM
RE: 'Cause nothing hurts like a woman can - by Nanook - August 16, 2018, 09:33 PM
RE: 'Cause nothing hurts like a woman can - by Siarut - August 16, 2018, 10:59 PM
RE: 'Cause nothing hurts like a woman can - by Dawn - August 17, 2018, 05:16 PM
RE: 'Cause nothing hurts like a woman can - by Siarut - August 24, 2018, 07:19 PM
RE: 'Cause nothing hurts like a woman can - by Dawn - August 25, 2018, 05:41 PM
RE: 'Cause nothing hurts like a woman can - by Siarut - August 25, 2018, 09:45 PM