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‘So did I.’ the thought unsaid, her human last name only brought pain and weight bordering on unbearable.
She slowly stood, still silently presenting she wasn't a threat to her.
“I insist” Cindy smiled, pulling the somewhat crumpled bills from her jacket, handing all of it “You probably should get a therapy session after...that. And I always can get more for myself whenever I want. I'm a good singer and fighter. The crowd is entertained either way.” she shrugged, the only material goods she truly cared about were leather jackets and CDs
Her kindness must be a striking difference from the monster that burst out and retreated just as quickly.
“I definitely wouldn't mind doing so either. Not just as compensation and guilt; well admittedly, they are there but not the reason I proposed the idea.”
phoenixborn:
She felt terrible for scaring the woman so badly but she has seen what lengths those ‘pushy guys’ will go if not dealt with immediately.
“Your name is pretty. It suits you.” Cindy replied with a small smile, not moving from her position just yet
“You are the first one to ask that question correctly.” Cindy sighed, head lightly hitting the lamppost as she looked up to the now standing catlike woman
“It is a long story, the short version is that I’m a cosmic entity and have no ties to Hell nor Heaven.” saying out loud…was laughable, expect Summer had seen her do something out of this world so easily
“If you would like to hear the long story, spend the rest of your day without creeps, I would gladly accompany you. And pay for your time of course. I know this realm uses souls as a currency and there’s an arena for fights in almost every corner. Just say how much you would like.” she wasn’t joking the slightest, Cindy didn’t care if she paid for company, at least the woman would be safe from harm while with her. Even though, the ‘soul currency’ left a ghost of a laugh in her; how…fitting yet terrible name. At least when it came to her.
“Oh…thank you. I guess I chose my name well.” A hint of a smile, albeit an unsure one, tugs at her lips. It wouldn’t have been the first time someone compliment her name, but this time if felt more genuine.
When the feline sinner is told of Cindy’s true nature, she finds she’s not really surprised. Of course, if the cosmic entity had told before she wouldn’t have believed her. But after witnessing what the fiery-haired woman could do…Summer was more inclined to believe what she was told.
She found she did want to hear the long story.
Summer shook her head as she stood up. “That won’t be necessary, hon. Like I told the uh–” A quick glance to the scorched mark on the pavement where her harasser was standing a few moments ago. “–the other guy I’m off the clock. I don’t mind if you keep my company but you don’t have to pay me for my time.”