[this is the part, maybe, that would give people pause, when she tells him that she'll hurt him — and she tries, he hears the effort in it, she really tries, to make that sound like a promise, imbued with all the steadiness of one. her heartbeat, in whatever rhythm it takes, is steady, too; she, at least, believes what she's saying.
which means the fact that she doesn't want to is also the truth.
that's good enough for him.]
No me harás daño. [his voice, which hasn't picked up in volume in this entire time since he's encountered her, is softer than ever.] Y no tienes que estar solo. No estoy asustado.
no subject
which means the fact that she doesn't want to is also the truth.
that's good enough for him.]
No me harás daño. [his voice, which hasn't picked up in volume in this entire time since he's encountered her, is softer than ever.] Y no tienes que estar solo. No estoy asustado.