The girl's eyes never left his. They could tell him so much, about the pain and the broken trust between a grown-up and child. Her whole face lacked the innocence all children wore and Marvin knew that it was something she would never be able to regain again.<br/><br/>Harry didn't responded, he tried but his voice failed time and time again. Several times he ducked clearly believing Marvin would kill him on the spot and sometime there he lost control over his bladder staining his pants completely. His face was begging for forgiveness and Marvin could almost hear him claiming that he would never do anything like this again - telling even more lies. Marvin found the key he was looking for in Harry's pocket and with it he got the girl loose. She flinched away from him her eyes terrified not trusting anyone, very much not a man.<br/><br/><strong>ooc: Presence + Empathy</strong><br/>At 2010-04-25 14:05:16, Johanfk (uid: 85) rolls: 3d10 tn1: 8 Result: 1 (http://elliquiy.com/forums/dicebot.php?r=14966)