"Mm, seeing Nami again would be nice." she grinned. She was trying to seem happy at the prospect of seeing the blonde soon, just to throw off any suspicion sent her way. However, the smile disappeared as he began to lightly scold her for her actions. Xion's head tilted downward until she was looking at her lap. She didn't regret them at all, not when she considered the wonderful end result, but hearing him sound so disapproving sent a chill through her heart.
She blinked a few times upon hearing he was happy to see her unharmed. Her heart thudded in her chest again as he even suggested he had been worried for her! Again the blush rose to her cheeks, though it was faint. She hadn't meant to worry him...she just wanted to do a good job on the mission and earn his praise! At least...that was what she now believed. Prior to the infection, she just wanted to prove her strength, or so she thought.
Once the Dusk left them be, she stood up and walked over to where he sat. Her heart thumped faster and faster until she could swear it was audible. Xion steeled herself as the Lavoid urged her to do what she had been wanting to so far deep inside the recesses of her mind. Instead, she settled for leaning in close to him and resting her hands on his shoulders.
"I...I'm sorry..." she said, giving his shoulders a little squeeze. Her blue eyes reflected her feelings, "For making you worry, I mean."
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Date: 2010-04-22 02:39 am (UTC)She blinked a few times upon hearing he was happy to see her unharmed. Her heart thudded in her chest again as he even suggested he had been worried for her! Again the blush rose to her cheeks, though it was faint. She hadn't meant to worry him...she just wanted to do a good job on the mission and earn his praise! At least...that was what she now believed. Prior to the infection, she just wanted to prove her strength, or so she thought.
Once the Dusk left them be, she stood up and walked over to where he sat. Her heart thumped faster and faster until she could swear it was audible. Xion steeled herself as the Lavoid urged her to do what she had been wanting to so far deep inside the recesses of her mind. Instead, she settled for leaning in close to him and resting her hands on his shoulders.
"I...I'm sorry..." she said, giving his shoulders a little squeeze. Her blue eyes reflected her feelings, "For making you worry, I mean."