How would he ever believe this miserable gesture was completely accidental, and also completely unwilling—? That it was merely her stubborn and unresponding body giving her the hard path? His first impression of her would forever be— this spoiled, blind girl who probably was on her period —- good, good.
God, she had to apologize properly, he seemed sweet- he’d even turned the catastrophic events into a subtle quip. Which tilted the corner of her lips fondly. Thanks for making up to my inadequacy and overbearing clumsiness.
❛ Yeeeeeeah, I hate maths. But uhm, are you sure I didn’t
like make a super painful crater in your chest?
My…fist…kinda slipped… ❜
Her hands were already palpating what she believe was the pained area. She didn’t graze against anything abnormal—- not anything crater-abnormal. But she’d imagined him, a bit less muscled, a bit less broad. A bit less huge…
Now she wondered where her language had gone and she wanted to snap her teeth shut on such villainous tongue. Make it pay for stuttering and slurring her words. She tried again.
❛ So… I don’t really know what happened but as soon
as I got here my language threw itself out the window
and I just casually punched your chest—-?
I never punched anyone before, this is like, my first.
I don’t know if you should be glad about that but—-
let’s just forget it ever happened and then
I’m okay with you being my aid. ❜
Only for the divine accent, oh yes sir, the accent. Thick, hilarious, cute, refreshing. She knew she’d choose someone with an accent or else her mind would trail off at explanations. It was done now, her stress progressively vanishing. Anna took a monumental breath and slumped her shoulder forward, a pleased sigh quitting her lips. Her mind was blank of questions for him—- his interests probably wouldn’t interfere with his profession and neither would hers. She hoped her parents would return promptly. They didn’t.
❛ I still can’t believe I punched you… ❜