forum Angels, Demons and Humans// Open!

Started January 05, 2019 by @gracehustle

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"I don't think the water worked," Cicada looked up from her book over at Nikki.

"Then what do you think I did, took a shower or something?" she asked, laughing nervously.

Cicada laguehd, "Or something."

"You heard me didn't you…" she whined, embarrassed.

Cicada smirked a little, "I might have."

"I had to! It was the only way to because you were helping me" she whined again, her cheeks flushed pink

Cicada was laughing, "No, no I get it. You were just really loud that's all."

"Sorry" she muttered, slumping into the hammock and facing away from her in embarrassment.

"I saw nothing wrong with it little one," Cicada responded chuckled under her breath.

"What do you mean?" she asked, her back still turned to her.

'I mean it's natural right?" Cicada responded, "So you do whatever you need to do."

"I didn't know it was natural" she confessed, her cheeks pinkening again.

"I'm pretty sure it is," Cicada said still smirking a little.

"Why are you smirking?" she asked after she turned back around to face her.

Cicada laughed, "I like smirking. Do you have a problem with that?"

"Not when we're discussing…this" she replied, suggesting what she had done with a lush that travelled down her neck and chest.

Cicada's laugh turned to a rumbly chuckle, "Oh, but what better time to?"

"Shut up" she whined, frowning again. "That was my first time, I don't know the rules" she sighed, turning over again.

Cicada continued laughing, "I understand little one. So don't feel bad about it. You'll learn with time."

"I hope I won't have to do it again, it was stressful" she replied, half of her confession a lie.

Cicada raised an eyebrow, "Didn't sound stressful."

"Stressful trying to figure it out" she replied, placing her hands over her face

Cicada let out a barky laugh, "How could you not figure out how to?"

"I-" she stopped herself. "Stop asking questions!" she whined, the knot in her stomach becoming slightly present again.

Cicada lifted her hands with surrender and went back to reading and swaying in the hammock, "Fine! Fine. I'll stop."