Maeve
One moment she was there and the next she was gone. There was a rush of air and the sound of a back hitting a tree. Maeve blinked, eyes going wide as it took her a moment to gather what exactly happened. Her brows drew together in confusion, hand still hanging there before it dropped back into the grass, supporting her weight. She looked up at the other woman where she was currently hovering above the ground, blue eyes wide with panic. Maeve opened her mouth to speak, closing it, and then opening it again. "I'm sorry. I didn't mean to upset you." She said softly, slowly standing and holding her hands up, palms out as she took a step toward her.
"I don't care that your mother is Safrin. If that's what this is about. I was only teasing. I've met her myself and she's lovely. Absolutely wonderful. Not like you don't know that, but... It was a joke. I was-" Maeve cut herself off with a soft laugh, shaking her head as she drew her bottom lip between her teeth. "I was flirting. Which, you might not be used to. I don't really know what happens in the stars, but I would have continued to do it whether or not I knew who your mother was." She told her softly, not taking more than a few steps forward so she could look up at her.
"I'm sorry... Would you come back down? We can go look for those stones if you'd like. No funny business." Maybe a little funny business, but only if Seren wanted. She wasn't in the habit of forcing herself on unwilling participants. That wasn't her thing. Maeve crossed her heart with her finger, giving her another soft smile.
"I don't care that your mother is Safrin. If that's what this is about. I was only teasing. I've met her myself and she's lovely. Absolutely wonderful. Not like you don't know that, but... It was a joke. I was-" Maeve cut herself off with a soft laugh, shaking her head as she drew her bottom lip between her teeth. "I was flirting. Which, you might not be used to. I don't really know what happens in the stars, but I would have continued to do it whether or not I knew who your mother was." She told her softly, not taking more than a few steps forward so she could look up at her.
"I'm sorry... Would you come back down? We can go look for those stones if you'd like. No funny business." Maybe a little funny business, but only if Seren wanted. She wasn't in the habit of forcing herself on unwilling participants. That wasn't her thing. Maeve crossed her heart with her finger, giving her another soft smile.
Babe, there's something wretched about this
Something so precious about this
Oh what a sin
Something so precious about this
Oh what a sin
