Cordelia
Neither of them moved and Cordelia thought for a moment it might be best just to let the snow cover her. How long did it take to freeze to death? If they were out in the tundra it would only be an hour tops for things to start shutting down. Out here probably a bit longer. Enough time to let her stew in the blunder that she's made then. Perfect. Cordelia bit back a groan when Noah simply pushed past it, choosing to ignore what happened instead of acknowledging it, causing a new heat to rise to her cheeks.
She took his hand, pulling herself up and shaking the snow from her hair, "Yeah. A good start." And likely the last time she'd ever train with this man again. Way to go, Delia. She thought to herself, arms wrapping around her middle a she shuffled awkwardly in the snow, avoiding eye contact. Whatever heat that had been in her belly before was thoroughly doused now. The Attuned's head snapped up at his words, brows knitting together.
"You do?" Genuine surprise flared along the bond and she tried her best to tamp it down, but her mind was too scattered. It was too difficult to keep any real control over things in her current state and she cringed inwardly to think he was feeling her emotions now. "I have something for you too.."
She took his hand, pulling herself up and shaking the snow from her hair, "Yeah. A good start." And likely the last time she'd ever train with this man again. Way to go, Delia. She thought to herself, arms wrapping around her middle a she shuffled awkwardly in the snow, avoiding eye contact. Whatever heat that had been in her belly before was thoroughly doused now. The Attuned's head snapped up at his words, brows knitting together.
"You do?" Genuine surprise flared along the bond and she tried her best to tamp it down, but her mind was too scattered. It was too difficult to keep any real control over things in her current state and she cringed inwardly to think he was feeling her emotions now. "I have something for you too.."
And nothing hurts anymore, I feel kinda free
We're still the kids we used to be
We're still the kids we used to be
