and I knew how could she not
Aisha was still feeling relatively piqued by the man, even with the given distraction. Luckily for them both, he had settled some and offered an apology. Her own response wasn't exactly the polite amendment it should've been, but it was up to him how to take it, "You're lucky I didn't bite off yours."
She tore her gaze from the bats, to him, the mysteriously snappy man on the street. What was his deal? Why so surly, fractious? It was enough point of intrigue to quell her own stoked embers to soot, and watch with curious narrowed brows as he made his way to the house the bats had burst from. She was a bit surprised when he started to fiddle with the door, glancing around when it was locked.
The golden crown stalked closer, still standing a bit away from him but getting a closer look at what he was doing. "You going in?" she asked with a slight humph to her tone, sass lingering and brimming in her smirk.
She tore her gaze from the bats, to him, the mysteriously snappy man on the street. What was his deal? Why so surly, fractious? It was enough point of intrigue to quell her own stoked embers to soot, and watch with curious narrowed brows as he made his way to the house the bats had burst from. She was a bit surprised when he started to fiddle with the door, glancing around when it was locked.
The golden crown stalked closer, still standing a bit away from him but getting a closer look at what he was doing. "You going in?" she asked with a slight humph to her tone, sass lingering and brimming in her smirk.
she could have anyone she wants
AISHA
