Delphine
"...Okay." She murmured, without a fight. Noah would find that she responded to orders, to an authoritative tone, without much thought. It was how she had been trained. "Burning them would be... bad," she murmured, indicating that she didn't know what to do with them.
She could have tried to burn them, one last high, but she didn't. On top of being trained to obey, she was trained to anticipate how someone might react to something else. These were skills she hadn't used in years, but they were etched into her very being.
Quietly, staring at the piles of various drugs, she turned her gaze to Noah and inquired: "Do you want some tea?" With obedience came memories of keeping house for a couple, of making meals and tea, of anticipating their every want before they had it.
It was... normal. As normal as Delphine knew, anyway.
She could have tried to burn them, one last high, but she didn't. On top of being trained to obey, she was trained to anticipate how someone might react to something else. These were skills she hadn't used in years, but they were etched into her very being.
Quietly, staring at the piles of various drugs, she turned her gaze to Noah and inquired: "Do you want some tea?" With obedience came memories of keeping house for a couple, of making meals and tea, of anticipating their every want before they had it.
It was... normal. As normal as Delphine knew, anyway.
He sprinkled me in pixie dust and told me to believe,
Believe in him and believe in me,
Together we will fly away in a cloud of green,
To your beautiful destiny.
Believe in him and believe in me,
Together we will fly away in a cloud of green,
To your beautiful destiny.
