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 Posted: Thu Sep 06, 2007 9:22 am
"I don't think that would have worked," Elena replied absently, watching as the last of the ice melted away. She wiggled her fingers cautiously, but the cold hadn't bothered her at all and they moved freely. Her tatoos were completely dimmed now, and the girl felt a strange surge of exhaustion wash over her, but refused to let it show, not wanting Tybalt to take advantage of her weakness.
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Posted: Thu Sep 06, 2007 10:55 am
"I do," Tybalt shot back contrarily, shaking his arm to get blood flowing through it once more. Once he regained some semblance of movement in his fingers, he retrieved the little trinket that had started this whole mess. "Your bracelet, as promised," he said snidely, dangling it teasingly out of arm's reach before flinging it over Elena's head and somewhere down the sidewalk. "'Twas a pleasure meetin' ye, princess--pray fer yer sake it doesn't happen again," he finished with a snarl and a sneer that could cut glass, turning on his heel and stalking down the street in a considerably fouler mood than he had been in previously.
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Posted: Thu Sep 06, 2007 11:08 am
Elena refused to reach for the bracelet, crossing her arms and waiting for the inevitable insult. "Oh trust me, I can't think of anything I'd like better," she muttered to the departing Tale's back before turning to find her bracelet. Crouching gracefully, and careful not to get her skirt dirty, Elena found it a few moments later. Wrinkling her nose, as it had landed in the gutter, she tucked it away in her bag before heading home, taking a brief moment to rest against a lightpole. "At least he kept his promise."
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