She felt sick to her stomach. Misao didn't have the energy to keep with this anymore. She wanted to cry but she had to muster some courage to see him again. He would be mad, vivid with her but she already made up her mind. She wanted to be with Sho. With a bag filled with her personal items and clothes, bruise and scratches on her limbs from the travel. She was here, "...Tadaima."
She could never make up her mind. She could never decide what she wanted and that infuriated him. And this last time, she had expressed how she had chosen to be with him over his brother, only to up and disappear entirely. Sho was supposed to be the one that no one trusted, and yet, Misao had been the one to prove to be the most untrustworthy. He would not believe her now. He could not believe her now. That is, of course, until she proved herself. Until that time came, he would metaphorically hold her at arms length. He was too livid to do otherwise.
Sliding the door open, but blocking the entrance itself, the demon would finally confront the woman who had left him nearly a year ago. As his icey gaze pierced through her visage as though she were made up of nothing butpaper, he dared not speak. The fear of absolutely losing it and allowing his rage to overcome him looming over his head like a cloud. Instead, he would simply stand there; refusing to move even but an inch. How dare she? How DARE she play him for a fool? If Misao expected to be welcomed with open arms, she was sadly mistaken.









