For a heavenly brief moment, Juniper felt like everything was right in the world. But then Wric opened up his big mouth and started talking about Lim again. But worse, that she leave because the nymph would be back...he was ashamed of what they did...because of her. The glare on Juniper’s face could cause plants to wilt with just a glance. The fury she felt.<br/><br/>But it’s okay. As quickly as the scowl appeared it disappeared nearly a second later. These things take time, and she had all the time in the world for him to see reason. And he<i>would</i>see reason, if she had anything to do about it. With a wicked smile, she nodded, “of course, but first!” And she lowered her head back down to his again, passing his lips and straight for his neck, giving him a rough bite. Once satisfied with the mark she’d left, she got up and fixed her clothing, giving the satyr a sly wink. “So you can remember our time here when you look in a mirror, and know you can call on me whenever you have...<i>need</i>for me.” That was the official excuse, but it was more to act as a sign of claim for Lim to see....that Wric did<i>not</i>belong to that salty blue witch.<br/><br/>————————————————<br/><br/>Lim felt the heavy wet coat cover her, and she gasped in surprise at first. But then after hearing Kai speak, she sighed and shook her head. “He<i>is</i>a dick, but he didn’t do anything I shouldn’t have expected from him.” The nymph stood and wrapped the coat tighter to her body. It didn’t do anything to stave off any cold temperature that could hit her skin, but at the very least she was covered. “I don’t think I want to talk about it just yet. Let’s head back.”<br/><br/>The tears had stopped as she walked toward campus. “We should stop at the campus bookstore when we get back. Hopefully they’re still open and I can grab some new clothes.” She cringed at the thought of constantly wearing the school’s logo all over her body, but at the moment she didn’t have much choice. It was that, or a dripping wet coat that would take days to dry, not to mention it didn’t belong to her.