Kiskla Grayson-Matteo
Redeemer
Had she been a child, she would have whimpered when [member="Marcello Matteo"] announced his departure. Instead, she did something almost equally stupid; and her body reminded her with about how unhappy it was with this spontaneous decision. It was like trying to move with a hippo strapped to her back -though she sprang forward with a velocity that suggested otherwise.
Kiskla was not good with emotions, though in her head she liked to think herself as romantic. The reality was that she wasn’t near any sort of sentimental. She’d always thought telling someone how she felt would need to be in some appropriate setting, somewhere blissful and serene — not in a rent-a-room in a massive sweater and underpants where she looked less like an esteemed Grandmaster and more like..well. Not really an esteemed anything.
“Marcello, wait.” She reached out to his wrist before he reached the duo of trays. The kiffar knew by now that physically trying to move Marcello without his acceptance was nigh impossible, so while she tugged she also took the liberty to cut him off of his path. Again, exhausted muscles retaliated with a warning ache. There was also a scent of the fluids Marcello had been working on earlier that sent a warning to her nostrils, but she'd have continued even if he were dripping in bantha dung. Maybe just.. without the physical elements. She could profess her compassion from a distance in that instance. But! Thankfully, that wasn't the case. “Don’t worry, I swear I’ll go back to bed after this.
I promised you I had something to tell you — and I’ve told you everything tonight but what I promised. I don’t want you to leave another night not hearing something I’ve been too protective to say out loud.” She was going to sound daft if she continued speaking like this, so for both of their benefit she stopped her sentence by reaching up and preoccupying her lips with an alternative use.
On the coattails of her exhale, her voice found itself. Snowy irises captured his glacier gaze and a genuine smile touched the curls of her lips. "I love you." He likely knew already, Kiskla was reserved from exhibiting any sort of a partiality in all instances save for him. She'd also said it before once, though her words has gone unheard and suffocated by the sandman on Yinchorr. She hasn't said it out loud before though, surely, because she feared admittance. Not because she was worried about Marcello's reaction, but rather The Architects in using that emotional confession as a weakness to expose to her enemies and To herself, with visions beyond what she'd been trained to stifle. But he was gone now.
Palms slipped from his golden web to his chiseled jawline, bracing just before his ears "So much-" she assured him, sealing the dedication of her heart with a kiss. That one too ended, and was sandwiched by a restatement of what she'd already said. Mostly because she liked saying it, and who was hearing it. “Thank you for everything.” She mostly meant…feeding her and whatnot — but also his wholesome understanding through the entire confession.
Kiskla was not good with emotions, though in her head she liked to think herself as romantic. The reality was that she wasn’t near any sort of sentimental. She’d always thought telling someone how she felt would need to be in some appropriate setting, somewhere blissful and serene — not in a rent-a-room in a massive sweater and underpants where she looked less like an esteemed Grandmaster and more like..well. Not really an esteemed anything.
“Marcello, wait.” She reached out to his wrist before he reached the duo of trays. The kiffar knew by now that physically trying to move Marcello without his acceptance was nigh impossible, so while she tugged she also took the liberty to cut him off of his path. Again, exhausted muscles retaliated with a warning ache. There was also a scent of the fluids Marcello had been working on earlier that sent a warning to her nostrils, but she'd have continued even if he were dripping in bantha dung. Maybe just.. without the physical elements. She could profess her compassion from a distance in that instance. But! Thankfully, that wasn't the case. “Don’t worry, I swear I’ll go back to bed after this.
I promised you I had something to tell you — and I’ve told you everything tonight but what I promised. I don’t want you to leave another night not hearing something I’ve been too protective to say out loud.” She was going to sound daft if she continued speaking like this, so for both of their benefit she stopped her sentence by reaching up and preoccupying her lips with an alternative use.
On the coattails of her exhale, her voice found itself. Snowy irises captured his glacier gaze and a genuine smile touched the curls of her lips. "I love you." He likely knew already, Kiskla was reserved from exhibiting any sort of a partiality in all instances save for him. She'd also said it before once, though her words has gone unheard and suffocated by the sandman on Yinchorr. She hasn't said it out loud before though, surely, because she feared admittance. Not because she was worried about Marcello's reaction, but rather The Architects in using that emotional confession as a weakness to expose to her enemies and To herself, with visions beyond what she'd been trained to stifle. But he was gone now.
Palms slipped from his golden web to his chiseled jawline, bracing just before his ears "So much-" she assured him, sealing the dedication of her heart with a kiss. That one too ended, and was sandwiched by a restatement of what she'd already said. Mostly because she liked saying it, and who was hearing it. “Thank you for everything.” She mostly meant…feeding her and whatnot — but also his wholesome understanding through the entire confession.