proeliatorincendia:
Okay, that was…surprising. Kyouko couldn’t explain why she wanted to ask for a kiss, really. Curiosity, maybe? She’s never been kissed before. When the opportunity popped up she just sort of…blurted it out without even thinking about it.
The kiss was a lot more than she expected though. Maybe a peck on the cheek, or anywhere else, at riskiest brief peck on the lips. But what her alternate ended up having to give her escalated rather quickly, into an entirely different experience really.
She let out a shy squeak into the kiss as her alternate deepened it. Granted, despite her confusion, Kyouko was the one who allowed that tongue to pass, really. More surprisingly, she was making somewhat of a clumsy and shy effort to actually…well, return some of the effort. She was about ready to catch fire though, and by the time they separate, Kyouko staggers a bit where she stood, hand curled in front of her mouth, the rest of her face and even ears simply a mess of dark red rushing blood underneath her skin.
Now, how was she supposed to react to that? Hopefully it doesn’t involve words, because at the moment, the girl was speechless.
Actually, if anything, she looks more ready to pass out.
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All Kyouko could do was stare down at the ground for what seemed like an eternity. Then she looked up to see how the other was doing. And what she saw wasn't good. What should she do about it? It looked like Kyouko was about to pass out, and that wasn't what she wanted.
Thinking in a more caring sort of way, like as if you were, like, dating someone or something, she took the timid girl into her arms for a warm embrace to maybe help her calm down. The last thing she would want to do is hurt her in any way. They were going to have to talk at some point though; and there was no way it was going to be the one being hugged that was going to start it.
"I... I'm sorry about that... I didn't mean ta freak ya out or anythin'. I, uh... understand if ya just want me ta go. Just... fuck, I'm sorry." That's all she could think of saying. It was her fault, after all. Maybe leaving now would be the better idea.