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Aug. 6th, 2014 11:28 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
vivememorleti"Maybe when you've rested," Kisuke said, in mock-maternal tones, making sure to let the irony in his voice make it clear to Rayojini that he by no means considered her a child for the display of emotion and the mental exhaustion it left in its wake. People needed to feel that way. That he so seldom did was one of his personal downfalls, not a pillar of strength.
He followed to the kitchen, rooting around in her refrigerator for four cold bottles without an invitation before opening one of them with his teeth and holding it out to her, careful not to get foam on her kitchen floors.
He doubted she was overly protective of them, but also that she wouldd have liked for him to have left a mess in his wake once he'd gone. Later that night. In the morning. He would leave when it was appropriate.
"It's unfortunate that that had to happen to you," he said, failing for the most part not to sound distracted as he took a quick peek around her apartment. He kept the rest of his about as spartan, although for different reasons, he supposed. He lived in his space, he supposed, a bit more than Rayojini lived in hers. He'd hung paintings. He'd purchased furnishings that suited him.
He followed to the kitchen, rooting around in her refrigerator for four cold bottles without an invitation before opening one of them with his teeth and holding it out to her, careful not to get foam on her kitchen floors.
He doubted she was overly protective of them, but also that she wouldd have liked for him to have left a mess in his wake once he'd gone. Later that night. In the morning. He would leave when it was appropriate.
"It's unfortunate that that had to happen to you," he said, failing for the most part not to sound distracted as he took a quick peek around her apartment. He kept the rest of his about as spartan, although for different reasons, he supposed. He lived in his space, he supposed, a bit more than Rayojini lived in hers. He'd hung paintings. He'd purchased furnishings that suited him.
