Jesús did not hesitate as Zelda went to move his wrists, though it was perhaps a shock to the system to be so abruptly pushed aside like gone off food. And it did not help that she claimed him as a Spaniard when he was so passionately a Catalan above all else. With a furrowed brow he moved back by several steps, a groan muffled behind closed lips as she left him there in her damned bedroom that he had only just stepped into. The mention of his relationship with Rafael was pushed aside, the idea of knocking on her door as a ploy simply to fuck white-washed into something unreadable… In retaliation, Jesús straightened himself out and put his hand in his trousers to rearrange and hide the desire and arousal that throbbed through him like a headache.
He followed by a few paces, staring into the back of her head as one did when trying to formulate something intelligent (or at the very least, coherent), before his gaze dropped to where she put the kettle atop the stove. Swallowing words that were half-baked and stupid, Jesús put his hands to his pockets, running his tongue against the wall of his cheek before finally speaking.
“Well, I came to say that I am sorry for causing offense at lunch… And if there is anything I can do to right the wrongs I have committed, I am listening,” Jesús announced, his own dark eyes yet shadowed by a heavy brow and the lines of his forehead, a frustration following the draw of his veins as he watched the flames flicker beneath the kettle itself. He would not accept a denial without reason, and he had wasted too much time wondering what she was, who she was or where she had been to leave now.
He followed by a few paces, staring into the back of her head as one did when trying to formulate something intelligent (or at the very least, coherent), before his gaze dropped to where she put the kettle atop the stove. Swallowing words that were half-baked and stupid, Jesús put his hands to his pockets, running his tongue against the wall of his cheek before finally speaking.
“Well, I came to say that I am sorry for causing offense at lunch… And if there is anything I can do to right the wrongs I have committed, I am listening,” Jesús announced, his own dark eyes yet shadowed by a heavy brow and the lines of his forehead, a frustration following the draw of his veins as he watched the flames flicker beneath the kettle itself. He would not accept a denial without reason, and he had wasted too much time wondering what she was, who she was or where she had been to leave now.
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