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(Lol okay.)
Aadya pushed him away from her slowly, stretching out the muscles in his arm and straining them.
“Not gonna tap, huh? Well, that’s disappointing…” She hummed softly to herself, wondering how to knock him out.
(Lol okay.)
Aadya pushed him away from her slowly, stretching out the muscles in his arm and straining them.
“Not gonna tap, huh? Well, that’s disappointing…” She hummed softly to herself, wondering how to knock him out.
Leo sighed. His groveling did not get her to let him go or loosen up, like he had hoped. She had an iron grip on his wrist and he couldn’t hit her from the angle he was at. His first fight was off to a great start.
Aadya kicked at the back of Leo’s knees, bringing him to the ground. “No more whining? I don’t know about you, but I’d like to end this.”
“What, scared to lose a fight to the newbie?” Leo asked through gritted teeth. His mind raced, trying to think of ways he could get out of this situation.
“No, I’d just like to go get a drink,” She said with a smile. “Well, this has been fun,” She finalized, tensing up, letting him go and slamming his temple with a blow.
Leo tried to move as she released his arm, but didn’t get very far. He only felt pain on the side of his head, then everything went dark.
The ref scurried up. He crouched next to Leo’s splayed out body, checking for a pulse. It was slow.
“He’s out! Our winner, Aadya!”
Aadya smiled lazily. She rose her hand with the ref’s for the second time that night. She looked down at Leo’s body and poked him, then crouched and lifted him up with difficulty.
“I’ll take him to heal in my room.”
(Where does she put him? Like a bed or a couch or the floor?)
(A couch.)
(Coolio)
Leo woke up in a room he didn’t recognize on a couch he didn’t recognize. The one thing he did know was that his head hurt. A lot. He blinked groggily and sat up on his elbows, which only made him dizzy.
Aadya was laying on her bed in a tank top and shorts. Her outfit was laying nearby in a pile. She was sitting up and reading a book.
“Hey there, Leo,” She greeted, looking over with a kind grin.
“Hey. . . . “ Leo looked around. “Am-am I in your room?” he asked, a bewildered expression on his face.
Aadya bookmarked her page and set it down on her lap. “Sure is. Nice, isn’t it?”
“Uh huh,” Leo agreed, not really paying attention to what she was saying. He looked back to her. “Why am I in your room?”
“You were hurt. So I took you here to patch you up,” Aadya said with a smile, leaning back into her pillows.
“Why?” Leo asked, glaring suspiciously. He sat up into a sitting position, even though his head protested.
“Because I didn’t want you to get thrown out on the street,” Aadya hissed with a chill in her voice.
Leo was taken aback. “I appreciate that, I really do, but . . . why?”
“Because you’re a good piece of meat,” She said with a beam. “I would hate to see you wasted.”
“Thanks . . . “ Leo said slowly. He looked around, blinking slowly. “So, uh. Am I patched up enough?”
Aadya opened her book, shrugging. “Sure you are. Not to fight. And certainly not to walk around at this time of night.”
“Oh.” Leo’s brain felt cloudy, he couldn’t think right. Where was he supposed to go then, if he couldn’t walk in the streets? “Are-are you saying I should stay here?”
Aadya shrugged. “Take it from me. It’s smart to stay here, with a very strong woman.”
“Alright. Thank you.” Leo rubbed his aching head. “What time is it? And, do you have any water?”
Aadya stood up, setting her book down and taking out a bottle of water from the refrigerator.
“Here you are,” Aadya announced, handing it to him.
“Thanks.” Leo twisted off the cap of the bottle and downed half of it in one gulp. “Thanks,” he said again. He looked down at his arms. “Uh. Sorry to be a pain, but you didn’t happen to grab my jacket, did you?”
Aadya pointed at the foot of the couch. “Right there, my guy.”
“Oh. Thank you.” Leo grabbed his coat and cleared his throat. “And . . . thanks for not leaving me for dead.”
Aadya chuckled and picked up her book. “Do not thank me. It is something I do to every person who catches my attention.”
“Mm, so I’ve caught your attention?” Leo asked, his sheepishness gone. He had a small smirk on his face as he leaned forward.
(Alright I just had an idea. And this may not even go there. Also please tell me if you hate this idea. Maybe they start off as kind of a one night stand kinda thing, then it’s like oh shit I kinda actually like you??? Again, please tell me if you don’t like the idea, I just thought I’d throw it out there)
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