TheDarkDeception

﹝👿﹞⸻ MICHAEL HAD ALREADY ENDURED ENOUGH that morning. it was bad enough that constance had pulled him out of bed, scolding him about a few unwashed dishes and one dead squirrel that he’d found rooting around in the backyard the evening before. sitting through another of her lectures had proven tedious, and he wasn’t sure how much more he could take before he EXPLODED. she started complaining about the dogs next, telling him to go out and walk them so that he was out of her sight. the offer was gladly accepted; anything to get away from her for awhile was always welcome.

it appeared as if someone had beat him to it, however. as he reached the door, a familiar girl was standing there. he knew what she was here for before she even opened her mouth to speak. he ran a hand through his messy hair, nodding toward the back of the house. ❛ i’ll go with you, if you don’t mind. she’s pissed at ME, and anything to get out of the house for awhile would be great. ❜

   •☾ The nod from the boys head and the look plastered over his features told her just about all she needed to know. It was common knowledge that Constance Langdon was a difficult woman, very strong minded, very opinionated. In fact the youth had come across the more wicked side of the woman once before. So it was with a kind heart she replied, “sure I wouldn’t mind the company.” Nim followed Michael to the back yard where she opened the back door, gathered the leashes and hooked them to each dog. The little mutts were excited to leave the house as always, tugging and pulling to go where they wanted. Nim lead them back along the house and out to the main sidewalk where she began her normal route. 

The cerulean haired male offers a smile at the female before she leaves. He’d finish looking over some mail before he too headed out. He too hadn’t really thought on his invitation, he knows she will show up…They always do. For the visit Kai had the others clean the house top to bottom before making sure his parent’s room was locked up tight…couldn’t have that secret-spilling out so soon after all. Once he was fully prepared he had dismissed everyone, making sure it was just the two of them in the house.

Once he had heard her knock he’d set down his coffee on the counter in the kitchen before heading to open the front door. He’d welcome her with a smile, stepping aside to let her in. “Hope you found the place okay, do you want some coffee?” He’d usher her into the kitchen to return to his mug, a sip is taken before he places it on the counter. If she had accepted his offer, he’d pour her a mug before retreating to the counter.

“I think it’s the same for both of us. . .We are hiding something from one another. So it is very simple. I want to know more about you. . .and in exchange, I will tell you what you need to know.” His elbow meets the counter, a pinkie outstretched to her. “When we make contact you have to tell me the truth and nothing but…no matter how dark, how twisted it is…I want to know it all.”

   •☾ The brunette stepped through the threshold, her eyes glancing from one end of the room to the other. It was a typical home, perhaps a tad outdated but overall it wasn’t horrible. “Wasn’t too hard to find, no” she muttered absently as she continued to observe her surroundings as she often did. After all when in her line of work it was typical to scope out the fastest exits in case things went astray. This situation was no different, after all she’d done some research on Kai Anderson and there had been some red flags as to the stability of his character. “No, no coffee for me thanks” she retorted politely, it wasn’t that she didn’t like the dark liquid. Though she was particular with the amount of cream and sugar and most people weren’t capable of doing it properly. So it was best not to bother anyone with the task.