I'm not calling you a liar...

Sidra Pheonix · 09-25-2012, 01:26 AM

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out of character here

The leopard woman's temper was starting to rise again. Alister was completely ignoring her now, focusing on Aro. A snarl curled on her lips as she pressed forward, stepping from beside Aro to slightly in front of him. She glared at the tan man, eyes narrowing as she glared at him trying to stand out and make him look at her. It pissed her off that his focus was now on Aro. Sidra didn't have any control over what he said and it could easily slip that she had the pendant. Amethyst eyes rolled in her skull, her anxiety getting the best of her. There was nothing she could do to stop Aro from talking, to stop him from revealing that she had it. He just kept going. Sidra made one attempt, grabbing Aro's arm trying to lead him away from Alister. C'mon Aro. He's wasting our time. Let's go now. She gave him a sweet smile and then pulled him, but he stayed firmly planted continuing to answer Alister's questions. She snarled over at Alister again, the conversation escalating fast. If he said a word of the pendant, than this was over and she'd be force to hand it over to it's rightful owner.

Oh no...Aro looked down on her asking if she'd lost it. She would explain that it had been a different pendant, but her enemy had already explained what it looked like and Aro was no dummy. She didn't answer, staring sternly back into those handsome icy blue eyes. She didn't want to lie to him, there was nothing she could say that wouldn't be a lie and get them out of this situation. Aro changed in posture, stepping back to look over them both. She was on the spotlight now. His eyes fell to her cloak, her man trying to look underneath it. She lowered her head shyly not really knowing what to do now. She never though she'd see Alister again and here he was in Casa, asking for the pendant back. Sidra simply stared up at Aro thinking about her next move. If she removed the cloak, there the pendant would be dangling gracefully above her breasts for both of them to see. This was obviously done. It wasn't worth lying to Aro...it was just a stupid pendant right? No...it was her beautiful trinket, the only good think that came from leaving the borders before the traffickers snatched her up.

Aro's next question made her hackles raised and she threw a panicked glance over at Alister, her eyes widening before she pushed the expression away looking down between her paws. Fuck... She didn't know how Aro would react, but she knew it wouldn't be pretty. He had already charged Alister, coming to her side like a protective boyfriend. She didn't want him to find out, even if they didn't go through with it. But, why not? He'd slept around, knocked up two women. Why should she be ashamed of what she did? Anger grew on her features yet again and she did the first thing that came to her mind. Her hands raised to untie the pendant from around her neck and she handed it over, dangling it in front of Alister. Here! You can have it back. I was growing bored of it anyways. Aro now knew that she'd stolen, but that was nothing compared to the embarrassment that was sure to follow if he found out what her and Alister did that night. Though, she was prepared to talk her way out of it. They'd done nothing, really. Sidra eyed Alister, trying to get him to leave. Then, they could avoid talking about it. You can go now. Don't come to my door ever again, I don't want to see your face. Her arms crossed over her chest, slightly guilty. Not because she'd stolen, but because Aro had found out about it. She had a rather bad habit.

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