05-09-2015, 01:01 PM
{you remind me of the babe}
{{X}}Jason was visibly upset by her words. His eyes had narrowed slightly and a concerned look filled his expression. Well now that she f*cked that up she immediately made plans in her head to leave, and even got so far as shifting her weight and beginning to turn away when he spoke. Voudou didn't look at him as he continued, instead opting simply to gaze blankly at the horizon while she took in his words between deep, controlled breaths. She listened, she listened very carefully. When he reached out and touched her cheek a small shiver ran down her body, but still the young mare refused to look at him. For his sake, Voudou hoped he wouldn't trust her too much. Deep down she knew she wasn't like him. Not a single part of her, no matter how small, longed to be "good". She wasn't helpful, or humble, and her actions were always selfish, putting her own wishes in front of anything else, even the very life of another equine.
{{X}}The instant Voudou was sure he was done speaking she turned her head to face him again, "Well you know the area much better than I do, and my vote is to head wherever the least amount of others lurk. I don't need more than one friend at a time, and I certainly don't need to run into any more mares today." She did not understand him, and she was not entirely sure she even liked him. After all, Voudou didn't trust a man that went with his emotions before his physical desires, it wasn't natural and she didn't like that he was not easily swayed. Her eyes scanned his body once more, as if she had yet to even look at him. His eyes were captivating and caring, his muscular frame looked as if it were carved out of smooth, tinted marble.
{{X}}A small grin planted itself in her expression as she leaned towards his ear, once again taking on the seductive tone she had possessed just a few minutes ago. "We could always take a detour over to the meadow and blow off some steam." Though it was much clearer this time that she was joking, her words much less vulgar and trashy than before, Voudou still sort of hoped it would make him even the teeniest tiniest bit uncomfortable.
{{X}}The instant Voudou was sure he was done speaking she turned her head to face him again, "Well you know the area much better than I do, and my vote is to head wherever the least amount of others lurk. I don't need more than one friend at a time, and I certainly don't need to run into any more mares today." She did not understand him, and she was not entirely sure she even liked him. After all, Voudou didn't trust a man that went with his emotions before his physical desires, it wasn't natural and she didn't like that he was not easily swayed. Her eyes scanned his body once more, as if she had yet to even look at him. His eyes were captivating and caring, his muscular frame looked as if it were carved out of smooth, tinted marble.
{{X}}A small grin planted itself in her expression as she leaned towards his ear, once again taking on the seductive tone she had possessed just a few minutes ago. "We could always take a detour over to the meadow and blow off some steam." Though it was much clearer this time that she was joking, her words much less vulgar and trashy than before, Voudou still sort of hoped it would make him even the teeniest tiniest bit uncomfortable.