william--thatcher:
A huff of laughter left his lips at the blunt words. Although judgments passed by others normally rang true in creating a reputation, the bitter sentiment of one perception could completely change the way that person is know. William preferred to judge a person’s character himself.
“No, no. Go right ahead.” He considered asking for one himself, if only to abate any of the awkwardness that came from performing an activity alone in front of another, but kept silent. There would always be a chance for more death to fill his lungs. “So, should I worry at all about this reputation you possess?” he asked with a teasing tone.
Julia lit the cigarette, inhaling and closing her eyes. She let the smoke escape slowly, breathing out a happy sigh as her whole body relaxed. “My reputation? Oh, well I’m not even sure what it is anymore. Something about bloodlust and ruthlessness, I’m presuming. Well, I’ll be honest, I’m not an angel from the cathedral, but I don’t think I’m too bad. I just do what’s necessary, you see, to survive.” She opened her eyes and flashed a smile at him, shrugging her shoulder. “All the, ah, things you might have heard about me being promiscuous are only true in the barest sense.”
















