TheHufflepuffRabbit
Weird Bunny Lurker
THE LETTERWOMAN
Mitchs98
Sugary_Paragraphs
SidTheSkid
Bridgette blushed lightly when Maria kissed her, feeling the usual butterflies in her stomach that came with being with Maria. She felt her blush increase with Maria's touch, nodding lightly at Maria's words. That's right....they were family. And, like a certain cartoon character wisely said, family means nobody gets left behind or forgotten. Her smile widened slightly; she felt her blush increase. The girl smiled dorkily for a while, feeling happy that she wasn't alone, and let Maria lead her upstairs. At her question, Bridgette paused and shrugged, thinking of Chuck's reaction. How would Chuck react?, she wondered, running her fingers through her much longer, much messier-than-she-was-used-to hair. Maybe he would freak out. Maybe he wouldn't. And the question was, how to bring it up? Bridgette thought for a moment, then decided that having him figure it out himself would be best. Besides, she could hear an unfamiliar voice upstairs, and for all she knew it could be one of Bernkastel's many minions. Lackeys. Whatever she called them. She felt her eyes avert to the ground, but she made her decision, looking back at Maria. "I think it's best if he figures it out himself. I've known him for eighteen years.....he'll recognize me just by my actions," she said simply, opening the trapdoor that lead upstairs. Okay, now she had to act natural. As though she didn't know that she had been turned into a female. All she needed to do.....was be Bismarck. Finally, Bridgette fully emerged from the trapdoor, holding it open for Maria, just in time for her to see who Chuck had been talking to.
She seemed trustworthy enough, but as though she had been through a lot today. For a moment, Bridgette's eyes averted over to the tattoo on her cheek--the Roman numeral for the number six--then she looked over at Chuck. Okay, so it was a bit hard to act as though she was completely normal after having been genderbent by her wife. However, she could do this. She smiled politely at Tracey, the smile not completely reaching her rather tired brown eyes. "....W-Welcome to the Rainy Traveller General Store," she said softly. Her voice shook slightly; she clasped her hands together, rocking back and forth on her heels. "I-I'm the owner of this place, Bisma--er, I mean, Bridgette--Saedor....I-I see you've become acquainted with my brother...." She glanced briefly at Chuck, then continued. "Er......how may I help you today....? I believe you mentioned something about a tour," Bridgette added in a mumble before unclasping her hands. The rocking stopped; she looked over to Chuck. Hopefully her brother had gotten the hint at this point, she thought nervously, fiddling with her hair. Darn it, long hair was hard to deal with. Not like her hair wasn't already long when she was Bismarck, but now it was at "I'm-not-used-to-this" level. She searched the shop for a hair tie, then eventually found one. Freeing it from its protective plastic wrapping, she used the hair tie to tie her hair back into a ponytail. Checking her reflection in the mirror with a sense of self-consciousness, she looked frankly surprised by how she looked. A pale, freckled face, with curly brown hair and dark brown eyes staring back at her. She was still wearing the same outfit she wore as a male; a white button-up shirt, a long turquoise vest, easy-to-move-around in pants. She looked something like some sort of a knight-in-training, especially with her dagger being held in her belt. There was a pause as the thought of Chuck possibly not getting the hint crossed her mind. She headed back to the counter, taking her copy of Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them off of its usual spot. She flipped through the pages until she found the word phoenix, then allowed the word to glow. She smiled at Chuck, as if to say "it's me", then allowed the creature to slowly materialize from a cluster of golden letters before it flew onto her arm. But now she needed an excuse for the newcomer as to why she was suddenly summoning a bird made completely out of fire.
"Fair warning," she finally said smoothly. "We're underground, so it tends to get a tad dark sometimes."
She seemed trustworthy enough, but as though she had been through a lot today. For a moment, Bridgette's eyes averted over to the tattoo on her cheek--the Roman numeral for the number six--then she looked over at Chuck. Okay, so it was a bit hard to act as though she was completely normal after having been genderbent by her wife. However, she could do this. She smiled politely at Tracey, the smile not completely reaching her rather tired brown eyes. "....W-Welcome to the Rainy Traveller General Store," she said softly. Her voice shook slightly; she clasped her hands together, rocking back and forth on her heels. "I-I'm the owner of this place, Bisma--er, I mean, Bridgette--Saedor....I-I see you've become acquainted with my brother...." She glanced briefly at Chuck, then continued. "Er......how may I help you today....? I believe you mentioned something about a tour," Bridgette added in a mumble before unclasping her hands. The rocking stopped; she looked over to Chuck. Hopefully her brother had gotten the hint at this point, she thought nervously, fiddling with her hair. Darn it, long hair was hard to deal with. Not like her hair wasn't already long when she was Bismarck, but now it was at "I'm-not-used-to-this" level. She searched the shop for a hair tie, then eventually found one. Freeing it from its protective plastic wrapping, she used the hair tie to tie her hair back into a ponytail. Checking her reflection in the mirror with a sense of self-consciousness, she looked frankly surprised by how she looked. A pale, freckled face, with curly brown hair and dark brown eyes staring back at her. She was still wearing the same outfit she wore as a male; a white button-up shirt, a long turquoise vest, easy-to-move-around in pants. She looked something like some sort of a knight-in-training, especially with her dagger being held in her belt. There was a pause as the thought of Chuck possibly not getting the hint crossed her mind. She headed back to the counter, taking her copy of Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them off of its usual spot. She flipped through the pages until she found the word phoenix, then allowed the word to glow. She smiled at Chuck, as if to say "it's me", then allowed the creature to slowly materialize from a cluster of golden letters before it flew onto her arm. But now she needed an excuse for the newcomer as to why she was suddenly summoning a bird made completely out of fire.
"Fair warning," she finally said smoothly. "We're underground, so it tends to get a tad dark sometimes."