Isn't there a white knight, upon a fiery steed? Don't kid yourself, B. You know you're not getting that in this freakhouse. I can hope, can't I!? If you want to get your hopes up, then whatever
Beatrice thought the two voices inside were strange. The stronger one was the poison in her veins, the weaker one the person she really was. Not that she'd let it on. She sat down at one of the empty tables with her 'diet-friendly' meal on her tray. Fruits, and yogurt. Beatrice detested yogurt. But she ate it anyways. She looks around. These people here are weird. she scowls and pulls her hair into one of those perfectly bouncy pony-tails. Not that there's anyone here to watch you eat, B. It was true, the cafeteria was very empty, and it was early in the morning. Beatrice got up this early to jog.
She was wearing signature short-shorts and a tank top. She take a bite of yogurt with a grimace and sets it down. She picks up an apple instead. Looking it over, she scanned it with her cat-eyes to see if there were any razors in it or anything. That had happened before. She had nightmares about it. With a shudder, she takes a very large, un-lady-like bite into the fruit, and swallows. All at once she finds her world spinning. The apple was stuck in her wind-pipe! She leans forward and starts to shake. Her mouth hanging open, she starts to pull at her throat with one hand and grip the table with the other.
No one to see me, no one to save me.
By sending her to the academy, her father had been ensured her safety. He hadn't sent anyone to watch her. Of course, this sort of thing would happen to her. Her short, sheltered life flashes over her eyes, and she shuts them, feeling herself growing weak. She re-opens her eyes and finds dots fly before them, and her lungs burn and ache. Her claws rip into the table as she tries to force the deadly fruit out with the remaining breath she had, unsuccessfully.
Last time I'm letting you eat an apple.
Beatrice thought the two voices inside were strange. The stronger one was the poison in her veins, the weaker one the person she really was. Not that she'd let it on. She sat down at one of the empty tables with her 'diet-friendly' meal on her tray. Fruits, and yogurt. Beatrice detested yogurt. But she ate it anyways. She looks around. These people here are weird. she scowls and pulls her hair into one of those perfectly bouncy pony-tails. Not that there's anyone here to watch you eat, B. It was true, the cafeteria was very empty, and it was early in the morning. Beatrice got up this early to jog.
She was wearing signature short-shorts and a tank top. She take a bite of yogurt with a grimace and sets it down. She picks up an apple instead. Looking it over, she scanned it with her cat-eyes to see if there were any razors in it or anything. That had happened before. She had nightmares about it. With a shudder, she takes a very large, un-lady-like bite into the fruit, and swallows. All at once she finds her world spinning. The apple was stuck in her wind-pipe! She leans forward and starts to shake. Her mouth hanging open, she starts to pull at her throat with one hand and grip the table with the other.
No one to see me, no one to save me.
By sending her to the academy, her father had been ensured her safety. He hadn't sent anyone to watch her. Of course, this sort of thing would happen to her. Her short, sheltered life flashes over her eyes, and she shuts them, feeling herself growing weak. She re-opens her eyes and finds dots fly before them, and her lungs burn and ache. Her claws rip into the table as she tries to force the deadly fruit out with the remaining breath she had, unsuccessfully.
Last time I'm letting you eat an apple.