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In the Gaze of a Wolf Twice Starved (Pt. 1)
Gods. I really have gone soft.
I canât even remember the last time I was so anxious. Look at yourself, woman. Heart all fluttery, breath short, blood beatinâ in your ears. Shoot, itâs loud enough to almost drown out all these drunken halfwits. Iâm a mess. Am I really so desperate just to see this woman? Just to get a look at a woman Iâve got no business fantasizinâ about anyhow? So stupid.
Youâve gotten yellow, Weak. Spineless.
UghâŠ. Alright, come on now. Enough lollygagginâ, damn it. Youâre a worker. Youâre doing a job. Take a breath. Do your job. One foot in front of the other, yeah? Yeah. GoodâŠ. And I suppose Iâm havinâ to reassure myself just to walk up a flight of stairs and deliver a pot of water and a hot rag, so thatâs real good. Whereâd all this damn desperation come from? Almost makes me miss being young and shameless again. Or maybe not almost. I certainly would like my youth back. Enough of it at least that my knees wouldnât protest me every time I got up the gall to brave these damn stairs. And to think itâs supposed to get worse by the time Iâm a proper old crone. Shit. The shamelessness, though? Naw. Thatâs a different story.
Itâd make this next minute or so a cakewalk for sure, but the trouble that comes with it? Naw, Iâm more than happy to leave my home-wreckinâ days behind me. Iâd take a few rusted joints over all that mess any day. Beinâ soft ainât too bad. I donât think I ever stopped to realize how stressed I was all the time then. And Iâm far much happier rackinâ up fewer regrets. Gods, how long has it been now? Thirteen years or that? And I can still recall that night like it was yesterday. That look Corina shot me. Biggest of all my regrets, that night. Stupid of me that I didnât realize just how big a piece of me she had before she took it away. And the fear. Hoo-wee. I was damn scared, too. And even after all this time I canât pin down what it was I was so afraid of. She was always unpredictable, but not so wild as to kill me right then and there. I donât think, anyway. Mustâve just been the kind of power she held over me. Over everybody.
Dangerous woman, that one, to have the wherewithal to even think she could tame me back then. And thatâs sayinâ nothinâ of the fact that she did. Hells. Whatever charms she had on me were more thorough than they got any business beinâ. Look at you. Still thinkinâ of her all this time later. Itâd take nothing short of Tymoraâs personal blessinâ to get another shot at a woman like that. I ainât got that kind of luck and I got sense enough to know I donât deserve to ask for it. Better to count the blessings ya got. Stability. Community. Peace. In truth, Iâd prolly be either behind bars again or fighting for scraps enough to survive a few weeks more had I not bungled that all up. But⊠itâs hard not to think maybe Iâd be with her still. In bed. Drunk in love with the feel of her skin and the scent of that jasmine perfume she always wore.
Huh.
Perfume.
Iâd never made the connection âtill just now, but I guess I got that from her, didnât it? Funny. Must mean her charms are still at work. I may just never escape her, eh? Haunting. And somehow I still dread that less than knockinâ on this here door. ShitâŠ.
I hope I ainât been standinâ here too long. And I wish my stomach would stop tyinâ itself up in knots at that. Youâre hopeless, Tziga, yâknow that?
Youâre pathetic. This is an opportunity. So take it.
Focus up, woman. Sheâs just a guest, alright? A customer. So quit your pussy footinâ around. Put down the water, knock, weâll be servinâ dinner soon. That simple. Put down the water, knock, weâll be servinâ dinner soon.
âWeâll be servinâ dinner soon. Got your hot water and rag.â
âŠ.
Damn.
Nothinâ. Again. Whatâs that, four days in a row now? Ainât like she do too much all day but come down for dinner and walk about town when the mood takes her, but even this is strange. Real strange.
Suspicious. Itâs suspicious. He could have hurt her.
Or she could just be under the weather or she donât want to be bothered none. Donât make crazy assumptions, old girl. You know good and well that Julian wouldnât do a thing to harm that woman. Ainât no point gettingâ all worked up just âcause you wanna see her. Itâs another blessinâ, if anythinâ. You get to make it away without makinâ a damn fool out of yourself. You ought to just leave the water and the rag next to the door again, butâŠ. well, there could be something wrong. And it may be irresponsible for me to just carry on if I feel that way, right? And⊠ugh. No. No. Iâm just tryinâ to find any justification to act up. It ainât like I have any reason to honestly think that way. You love sick puppy, you. Get yourself on up out of here, yeah?
Yeah.
âUGH-HUH! AUGH!â
⊠One of them just fell off the pillar. Again.Idiots. All the better, I guess. Theyâre easier to deal with then whatever trance I got myself worked up in.
âExcuse me?â
Shoot. I think my heart skipped a beat. I didnât even hear her movinâ. Didnât hear the door, didnât hear nothinâ. Ainât as sharp as I used to be. Not like her. She looks sharp as a dagger right about now.
âUhm⊠yeah, could you just bring it in? Please? Itâs kind of heavy for me.â
ââŠ. Mhm.â
Shoot. Iâm glad she ainât cuttinâ her eyes at me like that. I need my blood right where it is. She got my heart poundinâ again, even now. Different than what Corina did to me, but familiar. Different than anything anybodyâs made me feel. Itâs gotta be the stuff that gets artists paintinâ and poets writinâ I think. Things they go nutty tryinâ to capture. Somethinâ I sure as shit ainât got the words for. I still canât figure out what it is about her. Pretty little thing as she is, she ainât nowhere near the full. I always preferred full. Must be deeper than her looks. And I been around enough tieflings to know it ainât just some perverted curiosity neither. Naw, sheâs got somethinâ more. Somethinâ like what Corina had, but different. Somethinâ you canât see or touch that tames people. Reigns them in. Like me. Maybe like that bear-ape man of hers, too. Whatever it is, I just pray it didnât let her catch the crack in my composure. Donât think I gotta worry too much about that, though. She donât seem to be payinâ me much mind. Looks a hundred miles away to me. Somethinâs wrong.
âThanks.â
âAinât no thang.â
Strange hearinâ that real curt sort of city talk cominâ out of her. Sharp. To the point. Harsh to be cominâ from such a delicate-lookinâ woman like her. Even more so now that sheâs rounded out a bit. Glad our foodâs doinâ its work. Her cheeks have filled out real nice over the months. Her hips, too.
Tragic. Her chest ought to get more of that.
Temerity. What makes a woman choose that to define herself, I wonder? Of all the virtue names you could choose. Temerity. Mustâve lived a hard life. She carries herself like sheâs my age. And how she fits all that fierceness into that tiny little frame of hers is anybodyâs guess. She got baggage, no doubt. The type of bumps and bruises that donât show up on the skin. Reminds me of me when I was younger in some ways. That learned caution and awareness thatâs got her keepinâ that door between us like a shield. Like sheâd happily bust me with it if I made a wrong move.
I still got my bet on prostitute. Former prostitute, anyway. Whenever she gets to singinâ late at night that Julian of hers is howlinâ right alongside her. She definitely ainât doinâ no business with the other guests. But she donât strike me as no domestic type neither. Or a romantic, for that matter. I guess it ainât really my business. I hardly know nothinâ âbout the woman anyhow.
âWe got oyster talyth laid out downstairs. Itâs goinâ fast,so youâll have to be quick if you want any.â Though some fool prolly just broke his arm, so thatâs one less person to compete with.
âI think Iâll just stay up here.â
âOnion soup and vedbread for dinner tonight. Should be plenty to go around.â
âThanks.â
âGlenys found some spare time, too. So thereâs molasses nutbread if youâre in the mood for somethinâ sweet.â
âSounds great.â
âMhm.â
Hoo, boy. I canât get out of here fast enough. Whatever this is, itâs got the hair on the back of my neck standinâ up. Coiled up like a spring, she is. Ready and waitinâ to strike. And I ainât about to stick around and let it find a reason to strike me. No, maâam.
So comfortable acceptinâ defeat these days. Coward.
Funny to be defeated by that pixie of a woman. Shoot, she hardly comes up to my shoulders and she got me all tense. Like I walked into a lionâs den and a dragon done walked in instead. Dangerous woman. I fear for that man of hers when he gets back. This might be the only time I can say I donât envy him.
Iâm almost grateful to be back in the main hall. And look at that. Just as predicted. Hopefully he learns somethinâ after manglinâ up his arm like that. Fat chance. Seems like Ahrielâs takinâ fine enough care of him for now. I donât know how that girl does it with all this racket. Never knew too much about the magicks myself, but it canât be easy gettinâ an arm bendinâ back the right way with all this hootinâ and hollerinâ. She got more patience than I could muster. Iâd have knocked that boy out for all that squirminâ if I were her. Mercenaries ainât built like they used to be. Ought to take her place in the kitchen while sheâs busy here.
âHold a moment, would you?â
Oh, here we go.
Break his wrist.
âIf Iâm not intruding, I wanted to extend my personal thanks to yourself and your fellows for putting food and ale in the bellies of my men. Might I have your name, love?â
ââŠ. Tziga.â
âTziga. My, my. An artful name, carved from marble for display in the art halls of Neverwinter. Thatâs marvelous. What an astounding thing it is to come across a creature such as yourself in such a modest environment.â
Please. If I was twenty years younger, maybe. But even then I knew an empty compliment when I heard it. It donât help that his breath reeks like piss. And heâs clung to my wrist like a starving dog.
âWell, Tziga, my name is Dhaven Vesker of the Crimson Hawks. Second Commander of Third Company. Swordsman, strategist, and soon-to-be renowned general.â
Second of Third. Iâm sure he finds that mighty impressive.
âNow itâs come to my attention that this establishment of yours seconds as a shrine to Tymora, yes? Iâve never been a very pious man myself, but as we are all on our way to lend our blades to the Order of the Gauntlet and Iâm admittedly unsure of what sorts of oaths we may be put under I feel taken by the feeling that a favorable wind blows my way. So, should you be amicableâŠâ
Oh, yes please. Closer. What a privilege it is, gettinâ to smell your whole trip up to now.
â⊠I would very much like to explore the full depth of your... hospitality.â
On second thought, break his jaw.
Boy, I donât know where you think that hand of yours is headed. Nowhere productive if a long, healthy life is in your plans. Sad state of affairs that his boys seem to think he really said somethinâ.
âYaâll read, donât ya? The sign says âNo Dogs Allowedâ. So either put this thing out or get in on a leash.â
Laughter. Good. They got a sense of humor. Damn good thing, that. I really ought to keep that old bravado in check. I usually do. Must be agitated. But why? I didnât never let what nobody thought of me affect me before. Then again, that only happened so often âfore word got âround about the fools who talked to me sideways gettinâ their faces caved in for it. Or cut if Corina was around. Guess I canât just go shuttinâ people up when they tick me off like that no more. I donât think I much mind that, but I would like if men would stop treatinâ me like Iâm easy.
Feels like these are the only types thatâve come my way over the last year; Pushy little boys who get to feelinâ themselves and, for one reason or another, think Iâm desperate enough for a lay to be the one to come along and teach âem their asses from their pricks. Iâm a grown woman, damn it. I ainât got that kind of time. I am getting older, though, and I donât much like the prospect of spendinâ my late years all on my lonesome. Donât much care for the prospect of beinâ in the pocket of some dumb little boy neither, but who knows when or if somethinâ better may come along.
Beggars canât be choosers. Better take what you can.
Alright, now. Letâs not be dramatic. Plenty of folk come and go around here. Thereâll be a chance. Just not tonight. And certainly not with her. So behave yourself, would you? âHowâs our favorite guest?â
That ainât the tone anybody wants to hear two steps into the kitchen. Sheâs got her face all scrunched up in that smirk of hers too, the old crone. Sheâs in the mood to be a bother and Iâm stuck choppinâ mushrooms with her until Ahriel gets back.
âSheâs alright, Glenys.â
âIs she?â
âYes maâam.â
âStill pretty or are we gonâ have to teach that boy Julian a lesson?â
Prettier if anythinâ. âStill pretty, maâam.â
âShe gonâ be joininâ us for dinner?â
âDonât sound like it.â
âHuh. Thatâs too bad. She donât like us no more?â
âDidnât think to ask, maâam.â
âNothinâ to be done about it, I suppose. It just donât seem right to me, stayinâ all cooped up like that all the time. She ought to be more sociable with the people takinâ care of her, Iâd think.â
âCould be the company.â
âMaybe tonight, but it ainât like we got rowdy boys like them every day. People around here know to mind their manners. Sheâd do good to meet a few folks. Suppose thatâs what itâs like in the city. Oh well. Far be it from me to tell a grown woman how to live her life.â
As much as youâd like to.
âBest leave it alone. Anyhow, them boys ainât makinâ themselves too much of a nuisance?â
âNo maâam.â
âYou sure? Sounded like you was givinâ âem a tongue-lashing.â
âIt wasnât that bad.â
âAnybody else and I might just agree with you. You been here what, nearly a year now? And I ainât never seen you snap like that on nobody. So? Whatâs eatinâ you?â
âIâm fine, maâam.â
âI know youâre fine. But somethingâs botherinâ you.â
âNothinâ I want to talk about, Glenys.â
âJust listen, then. It ainât like I donât already know.â
Pitti and Von arenât gonna help me here, are they?. Please save me, Ahriel. âMaâam, I really don-.â
âYou know, youâre pretty cooped up yourself. You hardly go nowhere or do nothinâ and if you ainât workinâ youâre on your own. Now I canât tell you nothinâ about orcs, so I wonât. But I know whether weâre talkinâ that part of you or your human part, ainât nobody get on well without havinâ others close. And the fact that you got no family and you ainât really made no friends got me thinkinâ you been deprivinâ yourself. Couldnât say why, but you are. And the cravinâ donât go nowhere, do it? So, far as Iâm concerned, itâs only natural that when some pretty little thing comes walkinâ up in here you might start fixinâ to stir up a whole mess of trou-â
Canât say Iâve ever been happier to hear that squeaky old door hinge. âI gotta tend the bar, maâam.â A new battle on every front. Let me get a breath, woman. Damn.
If thereâs one thing I hope donât rub off on me in my old age itâs all that damn gossip. It seems like old folks always got it in their heads that theyâre entitled to stick their noses in everybodyâs business. All just to lecture you over what they think they know about you. Like somehow they think they can open you up like a book and tell you about yourself. Please. People are entitled to keep whatever they want to themselves, far as Iâm concerned. And I thought we were all on the same page. I ought to whup Pitti and Von later, hanginâ me out to dry like that. Iâve always had their backs when she starts goinâ off on them. When they didnât deserve it, anyhow.
When⊠when they didnât deserve itâŠ.
Shoot. Sheâs right, ainât she? Damn it. Is that what I been doinâ? Deprivinâ myself? I guess I do be keepinâ myself busy. Even when I got nothinâ I need to be doinâ. But thatâs just right, ainât it? Doing good by the people who do good by you. Itâs beinâ hospitable. But is that really what Iâm doinâ? Could be Iâm excusinâ myself. Or maybe Iâm just... comfortable? Doing whatâs easy. Shoot, maybe Iâm just givinâ myself a new set of bars to live behind. Ainât like itâs doinâ me a lick of good. I would like to have somebody before I get too old. Iâd like somebody to have me. And I ainât been doinâ nothinâ to get after that for damn near a year now. Ugh. And thatâs prolly why I havenât been able get that Temerity off my mind. I hate to admit it, but that old battleaxe may have a point.
âEvening, Tziga.â
Shoot. Is it that time already? âJulian.â
âSmells good. Vedbread tonight?â
âOnion soup, too. And molasses nutbread if you want somethinâ sweet.â I feel like I rediscover how tall Julian is every time I see him. Makes me wonder how folks feel beinâ around me. I sure ainât used to feelinâ small.
âSounds good. We always appreciate you, you know.â
âYou ought to.â
âYou smell nice too. What is that?â
âViolet, agarwood, and somethinâ else I donât remember.â
âItâs nice.â
âIt is.â
âSpecial occasion?â
âFelt like it.â
âI see.â
âMhm.â Heâs stallinâ. He must know heâs in hot water, else heâd be long gone already. Poor thing. I can hardly believe how a man like him, built like an ox and just as strong by the looks of it, can look so much like a puppy left out in the rain. Whole room got real cautious when he walked in, too. Funny. Gentle as a mouse, this one. Him and Temerity make for a strange couple. Messes of contradiction, both of âem. Even more so as a pair.
âHave you seen Temerity? Is she okay? Has she come out at all?â
ââŠ.â Never seen him deflate like that.
âOkay. Iâll check on her and get cleaned up. Tell Glyneth I said thank you for cooking.â
Hope them ainât famous last words. âTell her yourself when you come down.â
âI will.â
He got more of them merc boysâ eyes than I did coming through. Sizinâ him up, no doubt. Best they donât stir up no trouble. Even I could prolly still fold half these fools, but an angry Julian? I donât want no part of that. Canât say I blame âem for thinkinâ about it, though. I still remember thinkinâ how I might take him down if he turned out to be trouble. How wrong I was. Makes you wonder how a sweetheart like him gets a body like that.
All that muscle and them scars. Ainât no farmer muscle, neither. Too sculpted to be just for workinâ. And it ainât no average person thatâs got tattoos like that. Warnings. Not just fashion. The sort of thing I just mightâve been drooling over once upon a time. Now that Iâm thinkinâ about it, heâs much more my type of man than Temerity is my type of woman. Maybe my tastes are changinâ. Or maybe men just donât quite spark that sort of passion in me. Canât say I remember it ever happeninâ before. Itâs too bad. I wouldnât mind being tended to by some man as I get older. Kinda hard to picture, though. I must be too used to providinâ for myself. Go figure.
âExcuse me, maâam. Iâd like another round if youâd be so kind.â
Ah. Mild-mannered merc boy. But of course, you polite young man. Iâd be more than happy to oblige you, sweetheart.
âThank you.â
âMhm.â
âI also wanted to apologize on behalf of the Commander. He can be belligerent when heâs drunk. We havenât had drink like this in nearly thirty days, so he may be overdoing it a tad.â
âYou ainât do nothinâ.â
âYouâre right. I didnât. But that may be worth apologizing for as well. I just donât want you to be under the impression that youâre housing a band of senseless brutes. Thatâs all.â
âYaâll got coin, we got beds. Wouldnât much matter if youâre polite or not.â
âThatâs prudent of you. Do you not prefer when your guests show some decorum?â
âI do.â
âJust given up on trying to enforce it?â
âMhm.â
âYouâre a woman of few words, arenât you?â
âMy mouth gets me in trouble.â
âI see. Thatâs unfortunate. You seem like a fascinating woman.â
âWhat gives you that impression?â âThe way you carry yourself, mostly. The tattoos, too. You come off⊠worldly, I suppose.â
âWorldly. Thatâs a new one.â
âIs it?â
âThatâs what I said, ainât it?â
âIt is.â
âThen yes. Itâs a new one.â
âIt sounds like you donât get compliments often.â âOnly from little boys who donât know no better.â
âSounds tiresome.â
âMhm.â
âWell, they say thereâs a first time for everything. Because I can assure you, Iâm no boy and Iâve got more than just compliments. I think together, the two of us could make some beautiful poetry together.â
âŠ. âI think you ought to take a few cues from me.â
âYou think so?â
âI just said so.â
âAnything in particular?â
âTo mind your mouth âfore it gets your ass in trouble.â
âMy mouth was made for trouble, Iâm afraid.â
âBoy, if you donât get your ass on-â
âI DONâT BELONG TO YOU, JULIAN! NOT YOU, AND NOT ANYBODY! DO YOU GET THAT?! YOU THINK I LIKE JUST SITTING AROUND ALL DAY WAITING FOR YOU TO COME HOME?! YOU THINK I DONâT HAVE THINGS THAT I WANT?! DO YOU EVEN CARE?! YOU THINK I CAME ALL THIS WAY JUST SO I COULD BE AN ORNAMENT IN YOUR PERFECT LITTLE FUCKING DREAM LIFE?! ARE YOU STUPID?! I DONâT NEED YOU! I WOULD BE JUST FINE WITHOUT YOU! BUT YOU! WITHOUT ME, YOU WOULD BE FUCKING NOTHING!â
âŠ.
Breathe, woman. Shit. That must be what them authors be talkinâ about with their blood runninâ cold. Poor thing. The walls are thin around here, but damn was she hollerinâ. That man may not survive the night.
And here she comes. Cuttinâ right through them boys, too. Like a hot knife through butter. Glad they got sense enough to keep their mouths shut âtill sheâs on her way. Not that thatâs much credit to âem. Just means they got the sense not to play with an angry viper. Dangerous woman.
âTziga!â
âAugh!â I know damn well this woman did not just snap that towel on the back of my head! She done caught the back of my ear, too! Shit! âDamn it, woman! Why the hells you whuppinâ on me for?!â
ââCause I done called you three times and you ainât hear me!â
âI ainât but five feet away from that damn window! You ainât called nothinâ!â
âI did! You just got your head in the clouds.â
âI swear, woman-â
âOh, quit yer fussinââ. You ready to listen or not?â
âWhat is it, then?!â
âWeâre nearly done back here. Go on. Take your smoke before we get servinâ.â
âWhat are you on about, woman? I smoke after we serve.â âAnd today you smoke right now.â âThat donât make no sense.â
âIt donât gotta make sense. Itâs what Iâm tellinâ you. Now gimme your pipe.â
Unbelievable, this woman! First she wants to lecture me like Iâm some unruly teenager, now she wants to smack me around. Got the back of my head burninâ like I got lit up by that tinder bundle of hers. You hag. If you were anybody else Iâd yank your ass right out that window.
âAhriel can tend the bar until youâre done. Now go on.â
âYouâre a sadistic old witch. Ainât no reason for all that mess. None.â
âI said git.â
âIâm gittinâ, damn it.â
âIt donât sound like it to me.â âIâm gittinâ!â
âThen git!â
Always needinâ the last word, the salty old bat. Fine. You need this victory so bad? Take it you coot. I donât know where she gets off testinâ me like that. Like she ainât got nothinâ better to do. Just gossip and instigatinâ shit. I swear, whatever it takes to make sure of it, I ainât never gonna grow to be such a miserable old bitch as her. What sense is there in me smellinâ like smoke before I serve up food? Donât make a damn lick ofâŠ.
⊠aw, hells. Temerity.
âLook, Iâm sure you heard plenty of that, okay? I appreciate what you all do and everything, but I donât need your help. Alright?â
Shit. That sly old fox. She delegated me. And she made sure to get me all heated so Iâd forget to protest, too. I canât stand her. Why me of all people, anyhow? I feel like anybody back in that kitchen would be better for this than me. Pittiâs got siblings, donât he? Vonâs always been a people person. Ahriel is⊠alright, Ahrielâs maybe the only one less equipped for this than I am. But this sort of thing is meant to be handled by the elderly, ainât it? Gods, what a mess.
Look at her, too. All that shakinâ and tail flickinâ. Where she even got the room to keep that kind of fury? And what do I even say? I ainât never had a fight like that before. Maybe⊠maybe she smokes?
â⊠Tabac?â
âJust pipeweed.â
âIâm fine.â
Was worth a try. Damn it. Iâm lost here. Iâd like to help, but I feel like anythinâ I say will just make it worse. I mean, she already done told me to get lost before I even said a word. All that, that was⊠a lot. Sheâs volatile.
Sheâs vulnerable.
This really ainât even my business no how. And with this pipeweed kickinâ in, Iâm liable to say somethinâ I regret. Best just keep my trap shut. And quit starinâ. I could just take up space for now, I think. She donât gotta say nothinâ if she donât want to, I ainât gotta get myself in no trouble, and at least she wonât be alone. That enough, right? Thatâs what I would want. Thatâs what Corina wouldâve did. Too bad she ainât here. Sheâd know exactly what to do.
âGods damn itâŠ. IâŠ. I donât know what Iâm doing.â
âŠ.
I guess now this is my business. Shoot. â⊠What are you doinâ?â
Ainât no humor in that chuckle. â⊠Iâm⊠leaving behind my whole life. Again. All for some guy I barely know who, for some reason, I thought was gonna⊠I donât know. Save me? Like I needed him for that. I had a place to stay and I had work and I had friends and I had a plan and now Iâm in a whole new place and I sit around all day reading and rereading the same three books. And Iâm bored and Iâm confused and Iâm so fucking frustrated all the time. And Iâm sick of it. I donât know how I let myself get swept up in this.â
Vulnerable. Yours for the takinâ. So take her.
â⊠Swept up in what?â
âIn him! Itâs like I duped myself into thinking I was in love with him just because he was, what? Sweet? The bare fucking minimum?! Itâs so stupid! And now Iâm miles away from anything and anybody I know and itâs the same shit every day. I barely even get to be with him and it seems like all heâs good for is fucking me good every now and then, and he wouldnât even be worth a damn at that if it werenât for me. I didnât sign up to be a piece of furniture he warms his cock in every so often.â
Glenys, you really threw me to the wolves on this one. That is a lot. Iâm out of my depth here.
This is an opportunity. Take it.
âIt just feels like Iâm along for the ride. Like what I want doesnât matter.â
â⊠And what do you want?â
âI donât know. Not this. I guess⊠I guess I donât really know what I want anymore. I just feel stuck.â
DamnâŠ. Stuck, huh? I ainât got too much for stuck. I always forced my way out of stuck âtill I couldnât no more. Wouldnât be no good to tell her to do what I did. So what do I say, then. Shoot. Do I even have an angle here? Iâm stumped. That seems to be happeninâ an awful lot more these days. Breakinâ all your problems is just easier, I guess. This must be some kind of comeuppance.
ââŠ. I hit him.â
âŠ.
She hit him? Guess that would take some temerity. âWhat he do?â
âHe yelled at me. Heâs never yelled at me. It made me mad, soâŠ.â
ââŠ. What he do about it?â
âNothing. He just crumbled and looked at me I was an actual devil.â
ââŠ. Did he deserve it?â ââŠ.â
He didnât.
âI donât know. I mean, we started arguing when he came in and I got scared and angry. So I slapped him. And I screamed at him.â
But he didnât start it, I bet. She was ready for a fight long before he got back. She wouldâve fought me if Iâd stuck around too long. I gotta figure out what to do here.
Jump on the moment. This could be your only chance.
Make her yours before she knows what hit her.
UghâŠ. Iâm disgusted Iâm even thnkinâ about it. But I ainât doinâ none of that. Get yourself together, woman. Alright? This woman needs a helpinâ hand and youâre her elder. Sheâs puttinâ her trust in you by talkinâ at all. So think. Sheâs upset and sheâs prolly in the wrong and she prolly knows that, too. But she needs somebody to get her there and youâre the only one here. So be delicate and donât accuse her of nothinâ. Just let her get where she needs to go.
âYou talk to him? âBout how you feel?â âI⊠I mean... No. Not really. But nobody wants to just sit around doing nothing all the time, right? Isnât it obvious?â âIs it?â
âYeah. I thinkâŠ. ProbablyâŠ.â
âHe ever hurt you?â
âNo, but... thatâs not really the point. I feel like a doll more than I feel like his fiancĂ©.â
âAnd what makes you feel that way?â âOkay, you know what? Is there a reason youâre drilling me right now? Do you have a point to make here?â One last drag. Could be my last. âMind if I tell you what I see?â
â⊠Go ahead.â
Deep breath. â⊠I see two people who showed up on our doorstep lookinâ like theyâd been through the Hells and back together and were ready to start somethinâ new. And they were glowinâ with hope because of it. I see a man who, despite what mistakes he may have made before, made a commitment to securinâ a future for the two of you and I see him beat the sun out of bed every morninâ and make the decision to stick to that same commitment every day. I see him eat the same breakfast and walk out that door and come back covered in dust and sweat and the moment he comes back every eveninâ he still runs straight up them stairs âcause there ainât a thing that man wants more than to be with you.â
âSo, what? I should just fucking worship him? âCause heâs so damn perfect?â âI didnât say all that. But I ainât finished. âCause I see you, too.â
âWhatâs that supposed to mean?â âIâm sayinâ I see you.â âI donât really care what you think you see. You donât know shit about me.â
Tch. I guess Iâm the one doinâ the lecturinâ now. âYouâre right. I donât. But I can still see. And I know I only see you when you need food or somethinâ to drink. And I see that you hardly do nothinâ when he ainât around. And I see you wearinâ a new dress while heâs still in the same rags yaâll got here in. And I see that heâs still got that same glow I talked about. But itâs dimmed for you, ainât it?â
Alright. The fire behind them amber eyes of hers died down a bit. Weâre gettinâ somewhere. Damn, is she pretty in this dusk light. Especially when she ainât tryinâ to kill me dead dead with a look. Like a chunk of sapphire. âListen, I ainât claiminâ to know nothinâ âbout nothinâ. But it seems to me like you got yourself a damn good man up there. And heâs tryinâ. Damn, is he tryinâ. Maybe you feel neglected or scared and thatâs alright. And you ought to tell him. But even though I been drillinâ you like you said, you still canât tell me what the man did. Seems to me he listens to you. Tends to you. He tries to make sure youâre comfortable. Shit, men donât learn nothinâ they donât want to, so if you managed to bedroom train him then donât that show that he cares how you feel?â
There we go. A real laugh. Thatâs nice. Her laugh is real nice. âLook, Iâm just afraid for you that you may be ruininâ a good thing for no good reason. Or just âcause itâs hard. I did that once. Never stopped regretting it, neither. And if Iâm wrong then you ainât gotta mind nothinâ I say. Iâm just tryinâ to help if I can. But, let me tell you, when I see that man of yours I see a man capable of so, so much and heâs puttinâ all heâs got into providinâ for you and makinâ a life for the two of you.â
â⊠Yeah. I know. And it is hard, but⊠I donât know. I donât know why itâs hard. Itâs not like I really have to do anything. I guess it feels like Iâm just waiting for something to go wrong. Yâknow, for him to not be the same guy one of these days. I donât knowâŠ. Fuck. Am I an idiot?â
âWe all are. You just get better at maintaininâ it.â
âYeah, sureâŠ. Sorry, uhm. Can I hit that?â
âŠ. Damn. Sheâs got some lungs on her. Canât be her first time.
â⊠I guess I spent so much time thinking about what could go wrong that I freaked myself out. And I may have just ruined everything.â
âI donât think so. That manâs obsessed with you, you know.â
âI know.â
âYou will have to apologize to him, though.â
âFu-uckâŠ. Thatâs gonna suck. What am I supposed to say?â
âYouâll know.â
âTch. Great.â
âNaw, I mean it. In the moment, when youâre in it, youâll know. You ainât gotta plan everythinâ. Sometimes you just gotta follow the feelin'. You said so yourself. You did what you did âcause you spent too much time in your head. Next time try listeninâ to whatâs in your gut.â
âFuck. I swear, all you country bumpkins think youâre poets or somethingâŠ. But you could be right.â
âI am right. I try not to say nothinâ âless Iâm sure of it.â
âYou sure thatâs not just the pipeweed?â
âI am.â
âGood. Then Iâll know who to complain to when things go tits up.â
âMhm. Now come on. We got dinner to serve soon and thereâs prolly still work to do.â
âWe?â âYou said you was bored and that sittinâ around gotcha thinkinâ too hard. So come on. Stick with me for now and if these boys say somethinâ sideways to ya, Iâll put âem in their place.â
âIâve⊠Iâve never done anything in a kitchen.â
âGood. Then youâll learn somethinâ too. And you can start puttinâ away some coin for yourself, too.â
ââŠ.â
â⊠And itâll give you time to calm your nerves before goinâ up and talkinâ to Julian.â
â⊠YeahâŠ. Yeah, alright.â
âGood. Now come on.â Suppose thatâs my good deed for the day. Way to keep a leash on it, old girl. If only barely. Shoot, I really ought to do somethinâ about that. Deprivinâ myselfâŠ.
âŠ.
Maybe I ought to take up on oâ them merc boys after all.
Just for tonight.

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Baiting Seven to just casually manhandle you like đâš
Temerity is here to push buttons and knows the consequences of his actions, and he will make it worse đ
Seven belongs to @infamous-if
Wanted to draw Temerity in some ropes.
Youâre welcome.
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