12-21-2010, 03:27 PM
[html]ooc;; erin, its fine! ^^ <333
Saul could see the slight shock in the young females face but there was very little he could do about it. He was nervous about this, even though he knew he had no reason to be. Tsukiko was mild mannered and her actions of their previous meeting was something that was Saul's own fault. She didnt seem to be an irrational being so he shouldnt have any reason to think that she would not forgive him. Afterall, he hadnt done anything really that bad. A smile tried to reach his lips to make his plight seem a little more sincere. She had moved just out of reach of the thurst forward rabbits and he was tempted to remove his hand. However, she took them off of him and spoke.
"Thank you Miss Tsukiko!"
Came his reply green eyes twinkling in the weak light of the day. She offered him inside for some tea and maybe some stew. The look in her eyes said that she was more than hungry and Saul was glad that she would not be hungry anymore. He nodded softly and followed her into the house. It was exactly the same as before, although Saul couldnt see Setsuna this time. He didnt know where the cat was but he didnt mind too much. He could do without the sarcastic comments this time round.
"A stew sounds nice. And this time, I can actually hold a cup of tea!"
He said with a laughing humour in his eyes. As if to prove the point he lifted a hand and waggled his thumbs at the girl. Saul settled on the sofa, now more comfortable than a few minutes ago. He had needed the confirmation that he was in fact forgiven before he could relax. However, once granted forgiveness the young man was easy and calm again, more like the Saul that had first met Tsukiko. Green eyes watched her, hoping to learn how she made her tea.
word count;; 328
"speech"
Saul could see the slight shock in the young females face but there was very little he could do about it. He was nervous about this, even though he knew he had no reason to be. Tsukiko was mild mannered and her actions of their previous meeting was something that was Saul's own fault. She didnt seem to be an irrational being so he shouldnt have any reason to think that she would not forgive him. Afterall, he hadnt done anything really that bad. A smile tried to reach his lips to make his plight seem a little more sincere. She had moved just out of reach of the thurst forward rabbits and he was tempted to remove his hand. However, she took them off of him and spoke.
"Thank you Miss Tsukiko!"
Came his reply green eyes twinkling in the weak light of the day. She offered him inside for some tea and maybe some stew. The look in her eyes said that she was more than hungry and Saul was glad that she would not be hungry anymore. He nodded softly and followed her into the house. It was exactly the same as before, although Saul couldnt see Setsuna this time. He didnt know where the cat was but he didnt mind too much. He could do without the sarcastic comments this time round.
"A stew sounds nice. And this time, I can actually hold a cup of tea!"
He said with a laughing humour in his eyes. As if to prove the point he lifted a hand and waggled his thumbs at the girl. Saul settled on the sofa, now more comfortable than a few minutes ago. He had needed the confirmation that he was in fact forgiven before he could relax. However, once granted forgiveness the young man was easy and calm again, more like the Saul that had first met Tsukiko. Green eyes watched her, hoping to learn how she made her tea.
word count;; 328
"speech"