txlos
Fantasy Addict
She could feel something wrong. That pit-of-the-stomach feeling that she got whenever she felt something off with Jace, this inherent thing that the brunette had adopted when she and the beanie boy had first started dating. It was a small flame, flicking in her stomach now, like a warning light. Slowly, she watched Jace sit down, watched his body go rigid, his eyes plant to his hands. And then she listened.
She listened to the sound of skin fiddling along fingers as they were twiddled roughly against one another. She listened to the stutter that only disrupted the blonde's speech when he was nervous. She listened about how someone had been there for Jace, how someone had taken care of him. She listened to the qualms that filled his head, and contrast to the resolution in his voice. She listened to what her absence had done to her relationship. She listened to her stomach flip on it's head in her body. She listened to that flame getting brighter inside her, burning uncomfortably, making her squirm slightly. Because after all this listening, after every word that detailed a story, she could only hear one thing.
That she left. And he moved on.
Nova didn't care of Jace's sexuality, she wouldn't ever judge him, and it wasn't the fact that it was a man that hurt her. It was the fact that someone else had seen the beauty and innocence in Jace that she had, this wondrous boy who had the most gentle heart of any man she had ever had the pleasure to know, to love, to hold. And maybe it was why she did what did next.
In the silence that filled the room, Nova rose to her feet, grabbing her backpack from the ground and gently placed it onto her shoulder, as if her body would break had the action been any harder. Her fingertips graced Jace's then, peeling his beanie back to look into his eyes. It wasn't until then that tears brimmed her eyes again, hazel's burning a brighter green as they studied these blues that she knew like the back of her hand. These eyes that had gotten her through three months of hell, just to think about. These eyes that she could stare into for hours without boredom creeping into her head. And with the most gentle touch she could muster, Nova leaned forehead and soft as a feather, brushed her lips against Jace's forehead.
With that, the brunette headed for the door, biting her lip as she twisted the nob, slipped out, and shut it again. Walking back towards the grand entrance that she wished she'd never seen, thinking of the post from Ash she wished she'd never read, remembered the hope in her heart that she wished she had never felt.
Winona
She listened to the sound of skin fiddling along fingers as they were twiddled roughly against one another. She listened to the stutter that only disrupted the blonde's speech when he was nervous. She listened about how someone had been there for Jace, how someone had taken care of him. She listened to the qualms that filled his head, and contrast to the resolution in his voice. She listened to what her absence had done to her relationship. She listened to her stomach flip on it's head in her body. She listened to that flame getting brighter inside her, burning uncomfortably, making her squirm slightly. Because after all this listening, after every word that detailed a story, she could only hear one thing.
That she left. And he moved on.
Nova didn't care of Jace's sexuality, she wouldn't ever judge him, and it wasn't the fact that it was a man that hurt her. It was the fact that someone else had seen the beauty and innocence in Jace that she had, this wondrous boy who had the most gentle heart of any man she had ever had the pleasure to know, to love, to hold. And maybe it was why she did what did next.
In the silence that filled the room, Nova rose to her feet, grabbing her backpack from the ground and gently placed it onto her shoulder, as if her body would break had the action been any harder. Her fingertips graced Jace's then, peeling his beanie back to look into his eyes. It wasn't until then that tears brimmed her eyes again, hazel's burning a brighter green as they studied these blues that she knew like the back of her hand. These eyes that had gotten her through three months of hell, just to think about. These eyes that she could stare into for hours without boredom creeping into her head. And with the most gentle touch she could muster, Nova leaned forehead and soft as a feather, brushed her lips against Jace's forehead.
With that, the brunette headed for the door, biting her lip as she twisted the nob, slipped out, and shut it again. Walking back towards the grand entrance that she wished she'd never seen, thinking of the post from Ash she wished she'd never read, remembered the hope in her heart that she wished she had never felt.
Winona