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nyc-tana:
Santana let out a sigh, her tongue moving out to wet her lips as she struggled for a moment to find her words. “Marley, I..” With a heavy breath, she moved her hand to the tip of the girl’s chin, lifting her face so she could meet her eyes. “I told you this before, and I’m going to keep telling you until you believe me.” Her voice was soft yet stern, wanting the girl to know that this wasn’t a joke or a lie for that matter. “I am not going to hurt you, I am not going to get angry at you for doing as you please, I am no longer going to judge or make all of the calls. I am here to help you, and I understand that you got no reason to believe or trust me, but please do try. Try, because all I want is to help you, to try and make it all right again despite what happened before..”
Her hand on Marley’s back was still moving gently, hoping that the small touch would have some kind of an effect. “You got nothing to feel bad about. I’m here to help you, okay? I want to stay up, I want to help you and to be here. You got nothing to worry about because I’m not here to try and take anything from you. I wouldn’t have asked you to come here with me if my intention was to hurt or harm you further.. I’ve done that enough.” It was rare for Santana to admit her mistakes, but she knew she’d hurt the girl. Badly, at that. She’d ordered her around as she pleased, and Santana had promised for that to be over and done with. For now, she simply hoped to be able to gain back Marley’s trust.
Looking up at Santana at the touch to her chin she tried her hardest to listen to her. To actually hear her, rather than everything her mind was shouting back at her the second Santana would say something new. It was nothing new that Marley cared greatly about Santana, but she still couldn’t seem to see the difference between caring and serving her.
Sighing a little she gently leaned against Santana, pressing a tiny kiss to her shoulder. “I’m sorry....And it wasn’t...You weren’t the scary one. I mean you were...But others were worse.” she said quietly. She knew she had to try harder, and possibly stop fighting Santana on everything.
“But, I still don’t want you to be cold at least,” she commented with a tiny grin as she made sure the blankets were at least around Santana’s waist.

















