(log) Blinded to see the cruelty of the Beast, it is the darker side of me (Active/Closed)

[bitter_inferno]

Name(s): Godot, Ashelia (closed)
Location: Godot's cafe office
Content: Apology time and a meeting of minds
Week: 32
Time: Saturday morning
Rating: PG-13?

Comments

baaaaw sorry for the slow

[bitter_inferno]

"Do that." Godot rose from his seat, gently letting Ashelia's hand from his arm. It was not a brush off, and he took care to make that apparent with slow movements before he easily made his way to his coffee machine. His throat was feeling cool and dry - a burning mug of Hell's finest brew was exactly the solution for that, even if it wouldn't melt away all the doubts and pains lingering. "You're right," he admitted, and it was not without some hoarseness in his voice. He bowed his head. Exactly what else was going to come tumbling down next to his misplaced pride and accusations?

"I know the spell," he managed finally, staring blindly into his cup of coffee, steam rising against his face. "I should have thanked you for it," he admitted, and sighed a little as he rubbed his forehead. "Diego Armando used to be a classy guy," came a slightly more upbeat tone. "I should start spending a little more time with Mia. After all, a wise man once said that our best friends bring out the best in ourselves." He smiled a little. "He didn't say much else that wasn't worth throwing out with last nights coffee grind, but at least that was a good one."

Diego shook his head. Was he turning into an old man that told pointless stories, like an idiot judge with no judgment to be seen? "I'd appreciate the spell, as long as we figure out something I can do in return."

like I have any room to talk XD

[nethiciteashe]

Ashe shook her head a little at Godot's mention of thanking her, but she didn't know what else to say. This whole conversation had been more than she had expected and she was a little taken aback by everything he'd admitted. To her, this warning, the conversation itself, had been enough of a return favor for her to be going on with. However, she understood the need to do something in return for someone's kindness, so she didn't brush off his offer. Instead, she nodded once.

"If something comes to mind, I will let you know," she murmured. "There is no thanks needed for me, though. I believe we have each done something for the other so far... Now, though..." She paused and glanced away for a moment, gathering up her thoughts. The time had come to go speak with Rangiku. That much was certain.

"I believe another discussion is in my future and I need to take care of it. I thank you for your help and... hope that we may accord each other a respectful relationship now." With those words, she offered a hand to shake should he want it. The gesture was of a respectful truce and as much forgiveness as Ashe was likely to be able to put forward.