(OOC Note: The following is taken from actual live role play transcript. Dean-mun has given me permission to post and correct as needed.)
It was apple harvesting season and Rosie sat at her kitchen table, paring knife in one hand, Granny Smith apple in the other. She had been peeling and quartering the apples for about a half hour and she had quite the nice little pile by the time Dean came in through the kitchen door.
She was still angry with him and Gage over the incident at the Deli that morning. That wasn't totally accurate. She was confused and more than a little hurt that Dean would actually tell Gage to use the Deli's office as his own personal love shack.
So when he walked through that door, he wasn't greeted by a smile, hug, or even the kiss on the cheek that he'd grown accustomed to. He leaned against the door as it closed and he looks down at her with a soft sigh.
She stopped the knife, half-way through the paring of the apple in her hand. She returns his gaze without a single hint of any kind of emotion registering in her eyes. "Hello there." Her voice sounded flat, as emotionaless as her eyes.
Dean folds his arms over his chest and he glances at her curiously. Surely she wasn't over what had happened earlier. "Hey..." He makes no move away from the door. He's not upset, but he's waiting for her to be.
She was upset and it was taking all she had to not show it. "You're finally home.." Lowering her eyes so she can finish paring, then quartering the apple in her hand. If she had to look into those hazel eyes a single moment more all of her calm resolve would have crumbled.
He finally pushes away from the door and heads on over to the table. Sliding a chair out, he sits down and leans his tattooed arms on the table. "I went to find him..no luck."
A shrug of her shoulders and she lifts another apple and begins to peel it. Her blade at an angle to the fruit, and she slowly turns the apple as the blade just barely lifts the skin from the white flesh beneath it. "That's nice."
He frowns darkly, the silent treatment getting to him. If she were angry she should let it out. It was eating him alive that she refused to talk about anything. He gave a heavy sigh and leaned forwards slightly. "I'm still very sorry, you can not stay mad at me forever..."
Ever so slowly she places the paring knife and apple to the table. She looks up at him and he sees the first signs of anger flashing in those emerald hues. "Mad? No, darling. I'm not mad." A pause as she looks for the right word. "I'm furious." Her lips curl against her teeth as she spits out the last word.
It was apple harvesting season and Rosie sat at her kitchen table, paring knife in one hand, Granny Smith apple in the other. She had been peeling and quartering the apples for about a half hour and she had quite the nice little pile by the time Dean came in through the kitchen door.
She was still angry with him and Gage over the incident at the Deli that morning. That wasn't totally accurate. She was confused and more than a little hurt that Dean would actually tell Gage to use the Deli's office as his own personal love shack.
So when he walked through that door, he wasn't greeted by a smile, hug, or even the kiss on the cheek that he'd grown accustomed to. He leaned against the door as it closed and he looks down at her with a soft sigh.
She stopped the knife, half-way through the paring of the apple in her hand. She returns his gaze without a single hint of any kind of emotion registering in her eyes. "Hello there." Her voice sounded flat, as emotionaless as her eyes.
Dean folds his arms over his chest and he glances at her curiously. Surely she wasn't over what had happened earlier. "Hey..." He makes no move away from the door. He's not upset, but he's waiting for her to be.
She was upset and it was taking all she had to not show it. "You're finally home.." Lowering her eyes so she can finish paring, then quartering the apple in her hand. If she had to look into those hazel eyes a single moment more all of her calm resolve would have crumbled.
He finally pushes away from the door and heads on over to the table. Sliding a chair out, he sits down and leans his tattooed arms on the table. "I went to find him..no luck."
A shrug of her shoulders and she lifts another apple and begins to peel it. Her blade at an angle to the fruit, and she slowly turns the apple as the blade just barely lifts the skin from the white flesh beneath it. "That's nice."
He frowns darkly, the silent treatment getting to him. If she were angry she should let it out. It was eating him alive that she refused to talk about anything. He gave a heavy sigh and leaned forwards slightly. "I'm still very sorry, you can not stay mad at me forever..."
Ever so slowly she places the paring knife and apple to the table. She looks up at him and he sees the first signs of anger flashing in those emerald hues. "Mad? No, darling. I'm not mad." A pause as she looks for the right word. "I'm furious." Her lips curl against her teeth as she spits out the last word.