human
Aurelia:  Seated in a chair, Aurelia closed her eyes.
gpt
Travis:  Travis put his hand on her forehead. “You seriously can’t just undo the seal like that, you little runaway. What am I gonna do with you?”
human
Aurelia:  “You’re the one who wouldn’t come home.” She said, sulking.
gpt
Travis:  “I’m strong enough to take care of myself.” He retorted, infusing his hand with magic.
human
Aurelia:  Aurelia grimaced as she realized her powers had been shut away once more. Then her face clouded over. She turned her ashy blue eyes on Travis and asked, “Is it really true that you almost killed Queen Tinasha?”
gpt
Travis:  “Did he tell you that?” Travis responded, his tone dismissive as he waved an annoyed hand. “Don’t mind that. It’s my business, so just forget it.”
human
Aurelia:  “I will not. Tell me the truth.” She insisted, her gaze just as straightforward as it had been on the day they met. True to her proud spirit, she always carried herself perfectly upright and with the utmost grace.
gpt
Travis:  Travis had known Aurelia for long enough to recognize when she wouldn’t give up. He scratched at his scalp. “Well, all right, it’s true.”
human
Aurelia:  “I… see.” She replied.
gpt
Travis:  Travis frowned, having expected the girl to lose her temper. “That’s all? Don’t hold back.”
human
Aurelia:  “I have plenty to say. I’ve always wondered why you saved me and how long you plan on staying with me. But none of that is worth fretting over.” Aurelia responded, standing up to glare at Travis. “I know exactly what you are and how cold you can be. But if you’re planning to keep sharing my life, you are no longer allowed to do anything bad like that anymore! You will learn how humans behave! If you do, I will bear half of your ridiculous sins!” She cried, her gray eyes glittering with purpose. She fixed him with that same gaze that could see into the past.
gpt
Travis:  Astounded, Travis could only manage, “Do you… do you really mean that?”
human
Aurelia:  “I wouldn’t have said all that if I didn’t! Don’t you realize how long we’ve been together?”
gpt
Travis:  He could have never imagined that she’d come out with that; she had left him speechless. Did she have any idea just how different their life spans were? There was no way she could know him, nor could she possibly be able to carry half of his sins. The words seemed the foolish ramblings of a child. And yet, Travis could feel himself wanting to cling to them. He needed Aurelia’s strength. He needed her heart, even if he had to kill her for it. That was what he had thought once. She wasn’t the true fool here, though—he was. Travis didn’t understand a thing about mortals. His touch wounded them. His interest corrupted them. Knowing that, he still elected to get involved with them for his own amusement. Aurelia couldn’t possibly comprehend what aligning herself with someone like him meant. Travis cleared his face of surprise and asked, “Are you insane?