‘I’m a Mexican fighting cow, built TOUGH! Ain’t nothing better!’
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❂ Chi-Chi ❂
Chi-Chi scoffed at his words, her long tail swaying behind her. Yeah, well, doi that was obvious. Ever since this town started to get into the whole “Arena” craze that’s been being popular pretty much every where (‘specially in México), pets have been bought everywhere, mostly for fighting purposes. Even some not even designed to fight were sent to fight! That pissed Chi-Chi off, beyond words. A child friendly pet fighting a blood-thirsty maniac? Pinche culos! “You ain’t gotta tell me, hombre…” Trust she’s had her fair share of bullshit owners, none she would trust to spit on her if she were in flames! Even though she may seem all trusting of this man, it was actually pretty difficult to gain her full trust. She only had simple demands, and if they were all met, hey, then their relationship can begin!
She listened intently to his words, smiling sweetly at him. “You sound like you’ve been pretty busy, hombre. But that’s sweet, you say I hold your interest? Aww… Bien, usted un pequeño hombre encantador {Well, you are a charming little man}.” Her first language rolled off her tongue like silk, the language stroking the sultry purr in her voice. Heh, he really was a bit of a snake, trying to be all seductive and merde. HA! Chi-Chi can play those games too, orange man! She lightly stroked the leather of her colored collars with a single finger. “Don’t let the color of these fool you, or the little trinkets they put on here. I just didn’t have enough room for the studs, see?” She was a fighting cow, it was in her blood. She loved working for Huerto since he was always in deep merde since he was a mob boss and all, she got to bash in head all the time. And the gun fights! Well, she wasn’t too keen on using guns, but the tear gas he let her play with were SO much fuuun~ But she was also good with kids, only because she was so energetic and ready to cause some mischief, like a kid would!
However, when the attendant began to speak, she glared at him. Hey, don’t go running her customer off you tirón! But it was interesting, supposedly this man can handle violent ones. Then he shouldn’t be much of an issue, huh? But then, he started snapping at the attendant! Oh, po’ thang, he got such a verbal assault and her ears heard that last bit, which made her smile pleasantly. Oh ho ho, he was a violent one himself, huh? How very exciting! Boldly, she reached out towards the man (seeing the worker stiffen up) and she gently grabbed his pretty lightly colored orange scarf and gently tugged him to her. “Now, now. Don’t worry ‘bout him, you talkin’ to me, okay?” She twirled the one of the ends of the scarf in her other free hand carelessly while having her other hand creep further up the scarf to pull him even more gently closer as she smiled mischievously. “You say ‘if you want me’, that’s right? And you say somethin’ about trust earlier, cha? Well, I believe the first steps of trust are first giving names.” What can she say? Now she actually found the hombre interesting, and that made her bold. “My name is Chi-Chi Bo Rico, Méxican fighting cow. ¿Como se llama? {What’s your name}”
