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Lacey resisted the urge to roll her eyes and sighed quietly. She grabbed her clipboard and pen and leaned back into her seat, watching his behavior quietly.kinadra said:"Well you're no fun," Jace mused, looking at the Styrofoam cup in annoyance, before sighing and sipping at it, "Wouldn't you like to know the gift... Too bad for you, I am stuck here. So, it doesn't matter what the gift is, Lacey dear. Now then, are you going to actually be productive, or just play therapist? It's rather boring." He fell silent again, yawning and leaning back into his chair. He kept on watching though, eyes locked onto her. After a while, he spoke again, "Ask some questions or something. Some actually interesting ones. I don't want to be here, so you might as well make my stay amusing. Ask about my life, or whatever other s*** therapists ask. I've never been to one, so I wouldn't know." He tugged on the chain that held him absentmindedly, it wasn't his fault that broad was so annoying. He just didn't expect her to scream so damned loudly.
Lacey nodded as she listened to him and jot down some notes. She wrote down the key phrases he would use and some important details. Her eyes drifted over the page and she hummed lightly. She glanced up as he finished talking and frowned lightly light at how he touched his cheek.kinadra said:"Lovely. Just fantastic. I really don't feel like being stuck here... But hey, at least its something to do, I guess," Jace said, sighing, full of frustration, "Ah... He was an entitled prick. That's why I hated him. Asshole killed my sires for making me the way they did. Not getting permission or something. I don't know. I wasn't told. I was supposed to either get killed, or submit to their rule. I didn't want to just give it up to him, I like my freedom, and I don't want some strange vampiric mind control hovering over me. They also killed my family... so, I killed the one who tried to take me out. The others backed off, but he did get me good on my cheek before I took him out. I was too fast for him, I guess." Jace brought his hand up and touched the light scars along his cheeks. In the right light, they could barely be seen, the pale color of them only a shade or two off from his regular skin. If it were dark enough, on the other hand, they'd almost glow with a magical light, pulsing brighter and darker slowly.
(Sorry for it taking so long! I didn't abandon it!)