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 Posted: Sun Jun 18, 2006 10:58 pm
Kin jolted slightly at the commotion that went on inside the house, and sank into his seat when the woman came storming out. She was just worried was all... And when he was thanked, there was a shaky "U-uh huh."
"No problem, ma'am, she was a joy to accommodate. My name is Kin," He smiled, charmingly, "And Diago is my son."
In the back, the teenager fingered his bat almost nervously, though the steady stare he gave to Tsunake betrayed nothing. Judging by the friendly, naturally flirtatious manner Kin was acting, Diago seemed to have avoided bringing his brush with death and/or severe pain to his guardian's attention as well. He seemed pretty sure the woman wasn't going to reach in and strangle him, but if she did? Richie Rich would do something about it. Fist-full-of-money attack lvl. 7, go!
His bright eyes slid to Sauda calmly as he moved to the end of the seat, reaching to close the door.
"Well, Diago?"
Well, ********. What did Kin want him to say?
"See you around." He offered Sauda, eyes flickering to Tsunake. "...Let's go, Oushi."
"Ah... He's happy to meet you." Kin assured her even as the door to the car was wrenched shut, leaving Diago hidden from the outside world unless Tsunake stuck her head through the passenger-side window.
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Posted: Mon Jun 19, 2006 3:36 am
Tsunake tucked a lock of hair behind her ear, offering a quiet smile at Kin. "Your son, hm?" No eye-twitching yet, that was good. And though the half-demon was insane at times, she wasn't stupid enough to jump the kid while his father was watching. He'd brought Sauda home anyway, so. He got to live with all his limbs, and his face, intact.
Sauda smiled happily at Diago, apparently believing the danger had passed. Her mommy was a crazy lady, but she loved her. One hand was quietly waved at the teen, while the girl wondered faintly if she'd see him again. Oh well; she'd just stop by the baseball field every day and look. Or she'd never see him again. That made her sad, but it was a possibility.
The silver-haired woman didn't seem offended at all, eyes gleaming with amusement. Ohh, so he remembered her well. Good. It'd keep him in line around her, hopefully. Lips pulled back, revealing small, but sharp canines, like those of a vampire. Just a cute, vicious smile, mind you. "Charmed, I'm sure. Thank you for bringing my daughter back." With a toss of her head, the woman gently took Sauda by the hand, offering a simple wave, then turned to go back inside.
"That boy's walking on thin ice." She muttered, earning a giggle out of her preteen.
"He's nice though, Mommy. I bet you scared his dad though..."
Tsunake tossed her head again, pushing open the door and giving a disdainful glance at the vase which was embedded in a few hedges now. "Dearest, if a man flirts with you, then they are simply just asking for trouble." She hesitated though, glancing back at the car. "...Though he wasn't exactly hard to look at."
Sauda blinked at that, head tilting to the side as she just stared at the pondering half-demon. Catching herself, Tsunake cleared her throat, a faint blush on her cheeks before pushing the girl through the door. "In. You have a lot of explaining to do."
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Posted: Mon Jun 19, 2006 4:27 am
"She was nice." Kin commented as he rolled the window up, hiding both passengers from view. The porsche slid its way down the street, taking a smooth u-turn to head back down the way which they had come.
"She threw a vase. She has fangs."
A soft chuckle from the blonde man, who connected his golden gaze with the teen's in the rear-view mirror. "Something to know about women- pick a feisty one. The ones that are quiet and reserved usually are the ones that have the most skeletons in their closet. They're quiet because they're afraid if they open their mouth, a bone might fall out. Plus the psycho chicks are just more fun."
Diago gave him a slightly disgruntled look, sinking back into his seat. "Seems annoying."
"Oh, but they all have soft sides. That's why they're women."
"That's a bit sexist..."
"It's true. You saw how much more she relaxed when she got her baby back?" A pause. "And don't call me 'Oushi' again in front of civilians. I'm famous, you know!"
"Right. To people who often read magazines with girly-boys..." And then he remembered- Tsunake read about men kissing men, so why wouldn't she? Oh, god, that would be embarrassing to deal with. 'I saw your daddy on the cover of mommy's porno'. Only Sauda probably wouldn't say it that way. Pft. No one ever really recognized the man without a wig anyways.
"What was she really doing out there?"
A snort. "Like I'll tell you."
Kin merely hummed, flicking on the radio. That was okay- he'd just read Diago's diary while he was out.
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