[Schneider lifts an eyebrow, amusement brightening her gaze. It's not difficult to read the tension in Kaine's body, the wariness drawing her muscles back into something more defensive]
And you don't? I can get cleaned up later. [She tilts her head. Maybe neither of them are for cuddling. Or maybe it's been hidden under all the ways they choose to be difficult. She's not against the thought but...] But mm, lets find somewhere not in the rain first.
[She is not returning to the dorms like this and she's not letting Kaine wander around like this either.]
[The longer Schneider isn't immediately pulling away, the more Kainé is trapped. Willingly trapped is still trapped. The fight or flight fades a little. She did give her word.]
Yeah, you don't want to get caught out in this. [She knows Schneider hates the rain...and tonight, with the storm encroaching but not yet arrived, looking more and more like the thing she saw in that inescapable dream, Kainé is starting to hate it too.]
Your call. [She'll follow - at the very least, until they're safe from the rain.]
[She can pay for a hotel room, let them wash up before they return to the dorms (assuming, of course, Kaine did return to the dorms). And if that's a chance to take things further again...maybe she wasn't quite satisfied with everything just yet]
That was quick. Sure. I've got nowhere better to be, either. [And she means it. Kainé was the one who came to find her.
Under the harsher light of... well, light, and without the excuse of desperately giving Schneider a reason not to fade away, there might be more for Kainé to stumble over. It'll stop being spontaneous, and she'll have to really let the reason sink into her bones.
... But Schneider is one of those people, the kind that somehow keeps finding her: the kind it's impossible not to end up taken in by somehow. She is incredibly persuasive.]
Then I'll make your time worth it. [ Schneider always knew how to make people follow at her pace. And with Kaine's hand in hers, she has every intent on making that happen over and over. She'll swallow Kaine up, a wildfire burning relentlessly. Even if..
Ah, such sentimental thoughts didn't suit her. She'll just have to keep going where her instincts tell her]
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And you don't? I can get cleaned up later. [She tilts her head. Maybe neither of them are for cuddling. Or maybe it's been hidden under all the ways they choose to be difficult. She's not against the thought but...] But mm, lets find somewhere not in the rain first.
[She is not returning to the dorms like this and she's not letting Kaine wander around like this either.]
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Yeah, you don't want to get caught out in this. [She knows Schneider hates the rain...and tonight, with the storm encroaching but not yet arrived, looking more and more like the thing she saw in that inescapable dream, Kainé is starting to hate it too.]
Your call. [She'll follow - at the very least, until they're safe from the rain.]
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[She can pay for a hotel room, let them wash up before they return to the dorms (assuming, of course, Kaine did return to the dorms). And if that's a chance to take things further again...maybe she wasn't quite satisfied with everything just yet]
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Under the harsher light of... well, light, and without the excuse of desperately giving Schneider a reason not to fade away, there might be more for Kainé to stumble over. It'll stop being spontaneous, and she'll have to really let the reason sink into her bones.
... But Schneider is one of those people, the kind that somehow keeps finding her: the kind it's impossible not to end up taken in by somehow. She is incredibly persuasive.]
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Ah, such sentimental thoughts didn't suit her. She'll just have to keep going where her instincts tell her]