iii. farah burnam.
a deep exasperating sigh left her lips whilst her shoulders slouched forward, rolling in as she inaudibly groans from the current frustration. her features were quick to pull a look of disgust, eyes rolling to the back of her head like she’s been possessed by the devil at the other’s suggestions. “i’d rather not,” she responded, her gaze refusing to make contact with any of the usualy group of rowdy males seated at the next booth from theirs. they do not deserve any recognition, not from farah at least. the dark haired brunette’s not afraid of them, or in any way intimidated by them at all — hell, if anything, they should fear her, for forgiveness would be an awfully hard thing to compromise or give, if they ever dare to lay their filthy hands on her. “ask men for favours, no matter how big or small, and they’d expect you to get on your knees.”
a light shake of her head with a breathy chuckle. ‘ who said anything about asking –– let alone talking to them? ’ simple-minded, finding pleasure in the wrong places. farah seemed like she’d be more fun. ‘ i’d say they DESERVE to lose their lighter in a place like this. you wouldn’t even have to waste more money by buying a new one. ’ with raised brows, amity makes her eyes wide, demure. ‘ and you’d get to see their reaction to your rejection. really, it’s just a fun fest all ‘round. ’











