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Her fingers curled over his shirt, but Everleigh’s violet eyes remained firmly on Henk’s face. When he was done speaking did she look over his chest. She remembered each and every scar and the contours and shadows of the heavy muscle beneath his warrior skin. She hummed to herself as she centered her gaze back towards his face.
“Is that a threat, Henk?” Everleigh laughed, eyes closing as her mouth opened wide. Everleigh gathered the cards and then shuffled them up before dividing them between her and Henk. When her eyes opened, they were curled up into small slits reminiscent of a crescent moon. Lips curved up into a knowing smile. “Since when do you think you can put me in my place?” He had his deck and she had hers plus one extra. The game began.
The losing streak was broken as Everleigh won this round as well, almost immediately one would have thought that she cheated. The cards were combined once again.
“Let’s see, what do I want this time? What should I take from meek, modest Henk?” When she won, she rubbed it in. A bad habit that she had never quite broken out from. It must have come from the part of her that constantly felt like the worst and so she had to act like she was the best. Everleigh didn’t linger on such depressing thoughts that would surely come to haunt her when she had a moment alone.
“Your boot? Your pants? Your other boot? Your braid? How about…” Everleigh leaned over, taking another card from Henk’s pile. “Another card. Now I have a plus two buffer.”
Henk
“Is that a threat, Henk?” Everleigh laughed, eyes closing as her mouth opened wide. Everleigh gathered the cards and then shuffled them up before dividing them between her and Henk. When her eyes opened, they were curled up into small slits reminiscent of a crescent moon. Lips curved up into a knowing smile. “Since when do you think you can put me in my place?” He had his deck and she had hers plus one extra. The game began.
The losing streak was broken as Everleigh won this round as well, almost immediately one would have thought that she cheated. The cards were combined once again.
“Let’s see, what do I want this time? What should I take from meek, modest Henk?” When she won, she rubbed it in. A bad habit that she had never quite broken out from. It must have come from the part of her that constantly felt like the worst and so she had to act like she was the best. Everleigh didn’t linger on such depressing thoughts that would surely come to haunt her when she had a moment alone.
“Your boot? Your pants? Your other boot? Your braid? How about…” Everleigh leaned over, taking another card from Henk’s pile. “Another card. Now I have a plus two buffer.”
Henk