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Gryffindoll · 08-22-2010, 01:55 AM

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Originally Posted by Emms

Lisette turned to Tristian, ready to give him her hand. But then the screen flashes on. It shows a picture of three people. Her, Tristian, and Tristain's brother.. what was his name again?? She covers her mouth in shock when watching Tristan getting beaten up.

Tears well up in her eyes. Then a new scene came. She looks at the ring, in the same lustful way as she did on the TV. She sighed.

She turned to Tristian. "Tristan.. I.. " she began. Then her eyes widened, she remembered. "I was scared.. I thought.. I thought that I was being trapped.. when you gave me this ring..."" she said, quivering. Tears were falling for her eyes. She was crying, she covered her face with her hands, so he wouldn't see. She felt so sick..

Tristan listened as Lisette explained to him that she'd just felt trapped when he'd given her the ring, but he wasn't fully buying it. She didn't look... 'trapped' at the end of that video. She looked... crazed, greedy even. He wasn't sure what to think, he felt like he was dealing with two different people who lived in the same body - one being the sweet Lisette that smiled at him from the photograph, and another being the Lisette that ran away with the ring, looking anything but miserable as she did so.

But then, just as the boy's expression was slowly beginning to turn rather stony, the girl began to cry, her slender hands covering her face. Tristan felt his heart sink at that moment, his features softening and his gaze turning a bit startled. He hadn't expected to make her cry! And the sight of such a thing nearly shattered him to pieces. "Hey..." he muttered, taking a step closer to the girl and sitting down beside her. "I'm sorry," he said softly, unable to help feeling a little guilty even though he hadn't really done anything wrong. Perhaps he was just being stubborn, but part of him just wanted to believe that Lisette truly was innocent of any fault, that in reality the one to mess things up here was him. He wasn't sure why, but he felt he preferred it that way, rather than facing the fact that perhaps Lisette wasn't necessarily an "angel in the wind" as the photograph was captioned.

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Gryffindoll Scheming Marauder Ghost Join Date: Jul 2003 Posts: 70,285	Serial Prankster • Troloholic • Like a BAWS • Brae the Lionheart & Lion Cub • AnDee & Melsse Quote: Originally Posted by Emms Lisette turned to Tristian, ready to give him her hand. But then the screen flashes on. It shows a picture of three people. Her, Tristian, and Tristain's brother.. what was his name again?? She covers her mouth in shock when watching Tristan getting beaten up. Tears well up in her eyes. Then a new scene came. She looks at the ring, in the same lustful way as she did on the TV. She sighed. She turned to Tristian. "Tristan.. I.. " she began. Then her eyes widened, she remembered. "I was scared.. I thought.. I thought that I was being trapped.. when you gave me this ring..."" she said, quivering. Tears were falling for her eyes. She was crying, she covered her face with her hands, so he wouldn't see. She felt so sick.. Tristan listened as Lisette explained to him that she'd just felt trapped when he'd given her the ring, but he wasn't fully buying it. She didn't look... 'trapped' at the end of that video. She looked... crazed, greedy even. He wasn't sure what to think, he felt like he was dealing with two different people who lived in the same body - one being the sweet Lisette that smiled at him from the photograph, and another being the Lisette that ran away with the ring, looking anything but miserable as she did so. But then, just as the boy's expression was slowly beginning to turn rather stony, the girl began to cry, her slender hands covering her face. Tristan felt his heart sink at that moment, his features softening and his gaze turning a bit startled. He hadn't expected to make her cry! And the sight of such a thing nearly shattered him to pieces. "Hey..." he muttered, taking a step closer to the girl and sitting down beside her. "I'm sorry," he said softly, unable to help feeling a little guilty even though he hadn't really done anything wrong. Perhaps he was just being stubborn, but part of him just wanted to believe that Lisette truly was innocent of any fault, that in reality the one to mess things up here was him. He wasn't sure why, but he felt he preferred it that way, rather than facing the fact that perhaps Lisette wasn't necessarily an "angel in the wind" as the photograph was captioned. __________________ — the sun & the moon —