°·• celinehq
he was right, she wasn’t in a fit state but that only meant that her reaction to conflict was just going to be more severe. despite her being the reason her property got broken in her house, for some reason he now had a bone to pick with her personally. it did upset her; if people were going to treat her like this, she didn’t want them here. had everyone lost complete respect for her? she was allowed to disrespect herself in this manner but it was when people started to pile on her, it’d be a problem. “you’re in my home right now so i suggest you back off.” celine’s blood was boiling, she was being pushed and didn’t know how to step back from the situation and take a breath. “there’s some for everyone, okay?” there was a slight crack in her voice as the conversation began to get to her. her peers would complain about others being so judgemental, what they didn’t realise was that they were guilty of it when it came to her and her actions. celine was sensitive, that wasn’t a secret and everything was just heightened. “why on earth are you talking about sheets?” in that moment, she felt like everyone wanted to see her fail. looking down as he touched her hair, she shook her head. “i have people for that. people who work for me.” why was this male even here if he didn’t want to be? “i don’t want you here.”
APPARENTLY eliot had the desire to be hypocritical as he stood judging the woman, an eyebrow raised at her flaring temper. had the roles been reversed, he most likely would’ve thrown a fist into a wall or face at that very moment. yet logic had gone out the window the moment he’d decided to walk in to the party. yes, he’d know full damn well it was celine’s. yet he thrived on the drama. ‘ such a hospitable host. ’ he tapped her full force on the shoulder, the intention being to send her flying once more --- hopefully in the opposite direction from him. something about the woman irked him. he wasn’t sure he could use the word hatred to describe it. although he was quite the fan of throwing it around. her mannerisms just reminded him of his mother. looked like he must hate her then. ‘ three sheets to the wind? ’ he trails off, ‘ do you not understand because your drunk or are you just not smart. ’ confident words from the man who knew that, no matter what he said, the female wouldn’t remember them in the morning. he cracks a smile, ‘ i’ll tell you what! if you can walk from here to the door, in a straight line, i’ll leave on my own. ’ and so, he waited.











