"âYou don't need to be so /gentle/."
Send one of the following to my muse to see how they react:
"âChe. Letâs be honest here. We both know âm being gentle not because I want to be, but for things that I canât help.â It was quite a copious breath of air he had dispelled, almost giving off the entire amount of vehemence he had accumulated throughout the hours of which he had been entirely conscious perforce.
Despite his snarky comportment, the aforementioned motions were still ongoing and contingencies remained effete, his gaze seemingly reluctant to peer into analogous optics when in actuality it just required too much energy to look up. Perhaps the silence spoke louder than his own voice, but as he was at the moment; being stuck with tasks that the petitie good part of his conscience would forever nag him about were he to not do them; and following a rather tedious procedure, it couldnât be helped.
Allowing a trail of oxygen to travel out of anemic orifices, it only took him a second or so to speak once more. âIf it werenât for you being reckless and spraining your ankle, neither of us would be in this situation, correct?â Almost stated in a matter-of-factly tone, another breath sounded. ââBut Iâve checked the soles on your boots; turns out theyâre more of the cause than yourself, being too worn outâget new ones.â
Though, with forcibly done good deeds, it would only be fair for him to be a tad bit harsh, right?
Roughly snapping her limb to the opposite side that he had been rotating it in for a bit, he had put her appendage onto an elevated cushion before standing up and patting her head, ostensibly mockingly.
"Now be a good child and sit stillâbandages and ice are next.â















