Kaile Vera
Whiskey Girl
Hydrospanner in hand, the Lorrdian mech began to tighten down the bolts.
"Just needed some playing around with. One of the internal wires was loose. Meant it was gettin' its signals all crossed." She bit her lower lip again, nibbling it a bit. Her fingers were slightly unsteady, but perhaps she can say it was just keeping it up the sensor while she tightened it down.
Kaile could almost hear the silent appeal the scoundrel silently gave her, the one that asked for her to turn and look at him. To meet his eyes. But if I did that, then what?
That was the problem, wasn't it?
It was all too easy to get lost. To forget herself. A part of her was a little bit afraid of that. Too fast. Too soon. Too confusing in the hovercoaster of her emotional turmoil.
"Yeah, best to," Kaile replied, well aware that he was studying her despite the light conversational tone. She could feel the question in his gaze, feel the close proximity of his body, drawing her in as if she were a mere satellite to his law of gravity.
In the end, Kaile would slowly turn her face to meet his. A bare glimpse of a hesitant smile, but it was edged with a quiet plea in her eyes that asked that he not press any further than that. For a moment there, she had a shadow of the same somber expression she had back at the cantina four days ago. The one where he had first met her. The very same that had tugged at his core to try to do something right.
Funny, how things end at full circle -- and one comes back exactly where they started.
[member="Asmus Janes"]
"Just needed some playing around with. One of the internal wires was loose. Meant it was gettin' its signals all crossed." She bit her lower lip again, nibbling it a bit. Her fingers were slightly unsteady, but perhaps she can say it was just keeping it up the sensor while she tightened it down.
Kaile could almost hear the silent appeal the scoundrel silently gave her, the one that asked for her to turn and look at him. To meet his eyes. But if I did that, then what?
That was the problem, wasn't it?
It was all too easy to get lost. To forget herself. A part of her was a little bit afraid of that. Too fast. Too soon. Too confusing in the hovercoaster of her emotional turmoil.
"Yeah, best to," Kaile replied, well aware that he was studying her despite the light conversational tone. She could feel the question in his gaze, feel the close proximity of his body, drawing her in as if she were a mere satellite to his law of gravity.
In the end, Kaile would slowly turn her face to meet his. A bare glimpse of a hesitant smile, but it was edged with a quiet plea in her eyes that asked that he not press any further than that. For a moment there, she had a shadow of the same somber expression she had back at the cantina four days ago. The one where he had first met her. The very same that had tugged at his core to try to do something right.
Funny, how things end at full circle -- and one comes back exactly where they started.
[member="Asmus Janes"]