Live and Let Die
Mar 2, 2015 3:47:58 GMT
Post by Eveleen Swan on Mar 2, 2015 3:47:58 GMT
"Stop it." Eveleen begged in something soft, quiet, and close to a whimper. It sounded pathetic even to her, but Duane wasn't making this easier on her. She propped her elbows on her knees and bent to bury her face.
"Just stop." Eveleen mumbled again into her hands. She took a deep breath and looked back up at Duane, her brows furrowed.
"Duane I love you so much. And I know you love me," It was strange how sad the lovely words sounded coming from the witch's mouth, but only because they were. They held a heaviness that connotated an underlying meaning. There was more to be said but Eveleen struggled for words. She looked away again.
"But you barely know me. This is what I know Duane, this what I'm from." Eveleen told him finally standing up herself. She motioned with her hands to herself. Drugs, sex, alcohol, bad decisions. Those were her friends, her Mother, her life in general outside of school.
"I'm a completely different person outside of school and I can't . . . I don't expect you to love that. I can't ask you to do that." She muttered, her voice losing the little power it had gained.
"You don't need me." She told him earnestly. "Please Duane, don't think that you do. Your magic will be okay, you know it's a good sign you're emotions are so connected to your magic. It means wandless magic might be a bit easier for you." Eveleen offered with a shaky smile though she looked about ready to cry again. She attempted to push farther back, away from Duane but her legs knocked into the front of the chair she had been sitting in.
"You don't need me." She repeated shaking her head slightly, "You don't need all my issues Duane. You've always been so ready to help, so just and wonderful and smart and you deserve someone who will let you love them physically as well as emotionally." Tears began to escape again and she wiped at them in irritation. Why did she have to keep crying? Why couldn't she just kick him out? Wouldn't giving him the cold shoulder be easier on him? He could move on and think she didn't want him too. But Eveleen was selfish, she had always been selfish with Duane. She wanted to tell him, to explain to him how she felt despite her intent to turn him away.
"Because I can't, I can't do it." Eveleen admitted, her words choking on a sob as she fell back into the chair.
"Do you not think I've realized? We've been together almost half a year and I won't let you do more than snog me. I know I'm messed up, and you don't need that! You don't! I'm so sorry," She looked back up at him through her tears.
"I love you so much and I can't give you what you want. I'm so sorry Duane." She sobbed, dropping her head into her hands once more and curling in on herself. She bit into her lip till it bled, trying to stop the emotion shaking her chest and squeezed her eyes shut. She was embarrassed and ashamed and so apologetic. She felt so useless, so shitty that she couldn't be the girlfriend he deserved.
"I can't become my mother Duane. I've already started and I can't continue." She told him in a voice muffled and scratchy from tears and the knees she had buried her face in.
"I can't just shag and move on." Eveleen told him, sniffling a bit but lifting her head now, The witch was nearly shaking with how hard it was to keep her sobs in but Eveleen was resilient. She had to be.
"It sounds so stupid, I know." She admitted with a sigh, her cheeks flushing. "But I needed to build up to it. I needed it to mean something more than sex. Don't think though Duane, that for a moment I don't want you." Her lip began to tremble again and she brought a hand to it. Wiping the bead of blood away and also attempting to still it.
"Because you're all I want." She added in a whisper looking away.
"Just stop." Eveleen mumbled again into her hands. She took a deep breath and looked back up at Duane, her brows furrowed.
"Duane I love you so much. And I know you love me," It was strange how sad the lovely words sounded coming from the witch's mouth, but only because they were. They held a heaviness that connotated an underlying meaning. There was more to be said but Eveleen struggled for words. She looked away again.
"But you barely know me. This is what I know Duane, this what I'm from." Eveleen told him finally standing up herself. She motioned with her hands to herself. Drugs, sex, alcohol, bad decisions. Those were her friends, her Mother, her life in general outside of school.
"I'm a completely different person outside of school and I can't . . . I don't expect you to love that. I can't ask you to do that." She muttered, her voice losing the little power it had gained.
"You don't need me." She told him earnestly. "Please Duane, don't think that you do. Your magic will be okay, you know it's a good sign you're emotions are so connected to your magic. It means wandless magic might be a bit easier for you." Eveleen offered with a shaky smile though she looked about ready to cry again. She attempted to push farther back, away from Duane but her legs knocked into the front of the chair she had been sitting in.
"You don't need me." She repeated shaking her head slightly, "You don't need all my issues Duane. You've always been so ready to help, so just and wonderful and smart and you deserve someone who will let you love them physically as well as emotionally." Tears began to escape again and she wiped at them in irritation. Why did she have to keep crying? Why couldn't she just kick him out? Wouldn't giving him the cold shoulder be easier on him? He could move on and think she didn't want him too. But Eveleen was selfish, she had always been selfish with Duane. She wanted to tell him, to explain to him how she felt despite her intent to turn him away.
"Because I can't, I can't do it." Eveleen admitted, her words choking on a sob as she fell back into the chair.
"Do you not think I've realized? We've been together almost half a year and I won't let you do more than snog me. I know I'm messed up, and you don't need that! You don't! I'm so sorry," She looked back up at him through her tears.
"I love you so much and I can't give you what you want. I'm so sorry Duane." She sobbed, dropping her head into her hands once more and curling in on herself. She bit into her lip till it bled, trying to stop the emotion shaking her chest and squeezed her eyes shut. She was embarrassed and ashamed and so apologetic. She felt so useless, so shitty that she couldn't be the girlfriend he deserved.
"I can't become my mother Duane. I've already started and I can't continue." She told him in a voice muffled and scratchy from tears and the knees she had buried her face in.
"I can't just shag and move on." Eveleen told him, sniffling a bit but lifting her head now, The witch was nearly shaking with how hard it was to keep her sobs in but Eveleen was resilient. She had to be.
"It sounds so stupid, I know." She admitted with a sigh, her cheeks flushing. "But I needed to build up to it. I needed it to mean something more than sex. Don't think though Duane, that for a moment I don't want you." Her lip began to tremble again and she brought a hand to it. Wiping the bead of blood away and also attempting to still it.
"Because you're all I want." She added in a whisper looking away.