Flowers for a ghost // open+visiting

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goldenluxury "goldie" roux — female — the typhoon — tags

the girl did appreciate her brother's company. she knew they never got to interact much before, mostly because their social patterns. he preferred solitude while she tended to try and speak to many different people. and, while she was introverted, she preferred to know who she lived with and make friends with them as much as she could. she felt like that was important. but, she was a bit glad to have him by her side now. it just was unfortunate that it was...under these circumstances. normally she'd be much more talkative.

his words stung in her ears, but she appreciated them. there would be no misunderstanding now. it wasn't an easy thing to say. she sighed, trying to calm herself down. she didn't like to cry so much. she was afraid of mister jacob's reaction. she was afraid he wouldn't like her anymore because of this. the thing that really stopped the tears from falling, though, was caesar's arrival. she tried to anticipate what he was going to say. surely, though, he would realize that he was already in trouble, and keep his mouth shut. surely not, though, it seemed.

his first comment didn't really matter. he was simply stating it how it was. the second felt a little rude, but again, didn't matter much. the third, however, was clearly directed as an attack towards mister jacob. before she could respond, though, rox lashed out. she knew this was something caesar deserved, but upon observing and thinking some more, she realized this shouldn't happen. they shouldn't attack each other. she considered her slap to caesar minor and not a true attack, but rox was flat out threatening him. that wasn't a good idea. "don't, rox. you'll be punished for hurting him. it's not worth it." she gently turned from jacob now, her voice still shaky but her words level-headed as she suggested them to rox.

"as you for you, caesar," she began, her tone now laced with hostility. she didn't move from her spot this time, though. she was able to think about this more than when she had blindly yelled at him. "i suggest you watch yourself. you're already in trouble for harming an ally, i don't think intentionally trying to upset their leader is a very good choice. you ought to learn to shut your mouth. i think of stupid things to say, too, but most of the time, i don't say them because i know better. you should learn how to do that. stop acting like a baby throwing some ridiculous tantrum all the time. it's not cute. it's not funny. it's annoying." she wasn't trying to fight him. she didn't want to. she was just telling him how it was. somebody needed to, and she had absolutely no patience for him right now.