‘ i only know how to stab , punch , or skewer things . ’ freyja
‘ i only know how to stab , punch , or skewer things . ’
There was no surprise at Freyja’s words, Cat had long since known that this was what the other woman thought of herself. The panic in her eyes, the fear, whenever things were going well was too familiar for Cat not to recognize it. It was the expression of somebody who never had a good thing in their life last, who never experienced love without having it taken away too soon. This ache was one that she herself felt too, one that might have been numbed beneath years spent with Nik and Midas, but still raised its ugly head in the middle of sleepless nights. Normal people probably learned to trust in love and happiness during childhood, something that they had all been robbed off one way or another. Instead, it had left them with a severe lack of trust in fate and love.
Grabbing Freyja’s hand, Cat pulled her closer, looking into her eyes with a look of urgency. Still, she was hoping that maybe one day she could get through to her, start healing her wounds bit by bit. Caressing the back of her hand with her thumb, she tried to decide on what to say. “These hands are only made for violence?” She asked, with a soft smile on her face. Turning the brunette’s hands in her own, she gave them a close inspection. “They seem to fit perfectly with mine though, see?” Her gaze travelled to Frejya’s eyes again, still holding on to her hand. “Do you want to know what I think?” She asked, taking Freyja’s hand and laying it on her chest, right over where her heart was beating a calm and steady rhythm.
“I think you know how to be soft, how to love, you wouldn’t be here if you didn’t. The only thing you still have to figure out is how to trust in that.” Sighing, she pushed a strand of hair out of Freyja’s face, letting her hand rest against her cheek. “It’s hard for all of us though, so maybe at least you don’t have to feel so alone with that anymore.”















