@curmoritor : No one could ever explain the thoughts that go on in your head. Nothing could prepare you for flurries of unexplained emotions and annoying nagging in the back of your head. Emotions are certainly not your strong suite, they never will be. You ripped a mans eye out for no reason you can describe, but because you like it you refuse to return it. Though feeling feels no different The desire to possess something. You can easily take it, it's not hard. You are stronger then the witch in front of you who stands washing glasses in silence.
She's probably starting to wonder why your gaze isn't leaving her, however.
❛ Shylock~ ❜ You say with a rather sing-songy tone, waiting for her to look up and open her mouth before a gloved hand snatches her cheeks up, pulling her half way over the counter roughly as you do not even hesitate to have your lips meet hers. A kiss is something that is meant to be intimate or loving, yet you lack the ability to make either carry through to such an action. Rather... You want to devour her whole. Yet, not in the traditional ways that Witches and Wizards find devouring one another. Rather, tongue wastes little time in exploring the crevices of mouth. It's wet, it's strange... the aftertaste of a wine he can't place and the taste of smoke from her pipe. So very strange.
Yet you aren't done until your teeth come and bite her tongue, eager to claim a place that few others have had the chance. Only pulling back when you deem the action is done, over with. Was any of this necessary? No, yet it felt that way to you. A inner urge to claim something that few others got too.
Pulling back with a giggle as you let her go, you lean on one of your hands as you observe her. ❛ You taste rather fruity. ❜
Shylock is not unused to situations like these: love is love and it is darling, yes, but there is something that exists deeper, in the same crevices and cracks of the psyche, something so much more wholly affectionate and loving, something that surpasses the limits of the heart and claws its way tooth and nail into another's body through the ribs and out the spine.
It does, really, feel like being devoured when he kisses her.
He is all teeth and lips smashing and shaking and thrashing together, not like a kiss but like a war fought in the mind and she wastes no time in returning every ounce of feeling given to her — she reaches over and grabs his shoulder, the other hand bracing herself against the counter lest she be thrown over it in his haste. Fingers dig into wood, dig into shoulders, nails into skin through fabric protective but not thick enough to hide the bite of each sharp point.
Shylock has kissed a lot of people in her life.
You learn more about someone through a kiss than through hours of conversation, she thinks: how scared they are, how nervous, how outgoing, how kind, all of it from a simple kiss. It's becomes them, entirely, and this is surely so Owen it's unbearable. The way he bites her tongue, not hard enough to draw blood but more like a threat: a show of hands, a veritable I could, if I dared.
And all too quickly it's over. They break and she is left clinging to the counter beneath her and breathing heavily, her heart in her throat and that familiar burn that lingers in it just dancing at the edge of her consciousness. She smiles. How Owen it was.
' Your sweet tooth lends much to the taste of your lips too, Owen. ' Shylock leans back, adjusts her shirt and shawl, and pours a sweet, syrupy drink into her glass before pushing it over towards Owen to drink. Another kind of kiss. The kind only Shylock knows how to give.