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❝If smiling brings happiness, what do tears bring?❞
【ɗιαƖσgυє cσƖσя:#30b818 ♙ тнσυgнт cσƖσя [color=##d1ca00】
|| Girl Inside || Mika Kobayashi ||
【ɗιαƖσgυє cσƖσя:#30b818 ♙ тнσυgнт cσƖσя [color=##d1ca00】
|| Girl Inside || Mika Kobayashi ||
It was the middle of the night when Itward Cherubim came back down. Aya was still laying down in a heap, she didn't want to move but at least she wasn't covered in her own blood anymore. She was horribly hungry, and desperately needed to pee, but right now she didn't have the strength to take care of any of that. "You're being overdramatic." Itward said simply, picking her up as if she were a sack of potatoes. "All you had to do was tell me what I needed to know. Don't you know how dangerous the rebels are?" Right now the most dangerous thing to Aya was this devil with red hair and cruel eyes. Were the rebels dangerous? Yes, and Aya wanted nothing to do with them. But Itward actually hurt her while all the rebels did was call her a squid and boss her around.
"A lady shouldn't be laying around with her bottom half exposed like that." He said and Aya couldn't help but laugh weakly, her emaciated body trembling as he sat her down. "I'm guessing Nio came down to take care of you?" She didn't want to sell Nio out but it was pretty obvious Aya was in no state to take care of herself. "Am I still...?" She wasn't a girl anymore, not after what happened. She didn't know what she was now. A squid was probably the best way to describe the blonde twin. "Look, I don't like doing stuff like this, okay?" Itward sighed, helping Aya into better clothes, though she didn't do much in terms of helping. "But just be glad it wasn't the Queen who found you. You'd never see the light of day again." Was it worse than this? That was hard to believe.
But she couldn't tell him about Cress. If she did, who knows what sort of horrible things would happen to her best friend? What did Cress's voice sound like again? All Aya could really remember was the head of fiery hair so bright it was almost like the shining of the sun overhead. There was a sound then. "Someone's here. I'll go tend to it then." He went upstairs, leaving Aya on a sofa in the basement. She shivered, closing her eyes. What was happening now? The squid really didn't want to know. Lighter footsteps came then and who else but little Nio, with a few steaming hot honey buns in her hands. She did a silent smile and handed one to Aya, an insistent look on her tiny face.
"I don't..." Nio shook her head and shoved it into Aya's mouth as she tried to talk. It tasted sweet, it was warm, it was nothing like the plastic nutrient paste she was used to consuming. Real food was an oddity to Aya and it still hurt her stomach to try to take it in. It wasn't the best at breaking down anything that wasn't the plasticy nutrient paste she always ate. Nio was smiling happily as she ate her own honey bun, it was a shame she shared the same hair as her awful brother.