forum Witch and her human ((one-on-one//closed))

Started August 03, 2018 by @ElderGod-Carrots

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(Sorry! I forgot to respond and this got lost)

"Have you actually met her?" Cally asked, her full attention on Andion now. "Like, outside of whatever stuff she does for the public?"

(Don’t worry about it)
Andion rubbed the back of her neck, “You could say that. Our history is… complicated.” She admitted.

Cally tilted her head to the side. "Complicated?"

“You could say I’ve have had an intimate relationship with her at one point.” She said, looking out over the mountains.

"Like, a relationship relationship?" Cally said, trying to make sense.

“I mean, kind of. Like I said, it’s complicated history. Long story short, we were together for a while, then I decided being consort to the queen wasn’t for me and ended things. She became quite upset but didn’t do anything drastic as she still loves me. She found her new lover but everyone knows it’s not the same.” She said.

“You’re really involved in the witch community, aren’t you?” Cally said, a bit surprised.

Andion let out a nervous laugh, “I guess I am. Well, I was.”

"Is that why you don't want to leave? Because you don't want to leave the queen?" Cally asked. She was disappointed at the idea, though she didn't really know why.

“No, no that’s not it. I truly don’t love her anymore so wipe that look off your face, you’ve still got a chance.” Andion smirked and nudged the other with her elbow.

Cally felt her cheeks heat up. "That's- I wasn't- Shut up," she grumbled, crossing her arms.

Andion chuckled, “Come on, it’s getting late.” The sun was setting over the horizon and they needed to get back before dark.

"Aw, can't we stay a bit longer?" Cally asked, pouting.

“I wish we could, but we need to get back for dark and the sun’s already setting.” Andion said gently.

Cally pouted, but nevertheless took Andion's hand back in her own and started walking away from the mountains. "I have no idea where we're going."

“Good thing your with me then.” Andion said, giving her hand a squeeze.

“Can we go back to the garden tomorrow?” Cally asked hopefully as they walked.

Andion chuckled, “Sure, why not.”

(I know I never responded
I'm like a fish on crack
But you know what we should do
wE SHOULD BRING THIS BACK)

"You can tell me all your witchy gossip when we do. I'm sure you have plenty of dirt on the other witches." She grinned, wiggling her eyebrows. "Get it? Like, dirt, as in actual dirt? Because it's a garden?"

(Ahaha, sure. If you wanna bring it back we can!)

Andion huffed a laugh and nodded, “Wow, The was a terrible joke. But you’re not wrong, I do have a lot of dirt on the witches.”

"Was it really? Because I do believe I can see your cheeks getting rose-y," Cally teased, smiling.

Andion rolled her eyes but smiled at Cally, "Yes, it was a terrible joke, please don't make it again." She teased back.

She giggled a bit as she said, "oh, c'mon, I'm rooting for my puns!"

“Do you want me to feed to to the leopards ‘cause I feel like you’re asking for it.” She bumped the other with her hip.

Cally awarded her with a look of mock-offense. "You would dare destroy a face as beautiful as mine? What if people spot you?" She grinned. "Like leopard spots?" She said after a moment, her grin remaining huge.

Andion groaned but smiled a little, "That's it," She picked Cally up and slung her over her shoulder, "You're dead now."

Cally squeaked in surprise. "Andion!" She exclaimed, giggling. "Put me- wait, actually don't, I've got a pretty nice view from down here."

Andion laughed and started to walk back to the house, “Of course the view is nice, we have the nicest views here.”

Cally snorted before elapsing into loud laughs. She was sure that she was probably causing a scene, but she couldn't seem to care. "You're ridiculous," she said after she had calmed down a little. She still looked as if she would burst into laughter at the slightest noise, though.

Andion rolled her eyes, “Yeah, now hush, you’re going to get us caught.” She slipped Cally off her shoulder and took to the side streets, careful not to be seen by anyone.