i want the k(iller angst bro)
Send me ‘I want the K’ and I’ll generate a number.21: Then there’s tongue
There are no spirits in her closet — there never was. Perhaps this was meant to be, his hopes for her selfish entertainment. To untangle her from his mind would be nearly impossible ( though he has considered diving into the Lethe upon several occasions ), leaving them in an Odyssey of internalized what-if’s and could-be’s. Not even his best guess could predict the outcome of each visit — at least, not without having his hopes stomped upon.
Then, there is the slightest possibility that the attraction is mutual; it has certainly been the case before, who’s to say it couldn’t spark again? Aphrodite thrives in freedom, he can tell — one can never cage a TEMPEST for long without becoming engulfed in its wonders. If that was the case, Thanatos was playing with elements beyond his control ( a guilty pleasure of his, surely ).
He allows her to finish her sentence, something about new decor or curtains or something — he isn’t paying attention to anything but her. Lips are moving, beading stories of her new life as the liberated and free; though the facade may sound enchanting to some, there’s something missing. She can feel it when Helios bids goodnight, a deafening silence reminding her of her loneliness. No wonder she occupies herself with all this crap.
Then, he sets forward, eliminating any room between them in a gesture of long awaited intimacy. The smooth of his palm leans into errant locks, draping them against her crown in search for vulnerable hideaways within sea-blue eyes. Whether it’s her AURA pulling him in or his unyielding thirst to sink deeper, lips clash in a volatile union that sends shock waves through and through in endless fulfillment. There is no stopping, the line has been crossed by miles and miles and he’s not looking back. The kiss harbors something genuine, something addictive — and oh, how she tastes of ruins and decay. He’s drowning in her brilliance as they go deeper, deeper — deeper into that place they swore they would never return.