Post by jennifer renoa. on Oct 28, 2007 11:43:28 GMT -5
tag:: Open to anyone, & [W] for language most likely coming in later posts. Please post in my relationship thread if you get the change. (:
Just because she had tripped and knocked over that little annoying kid, does not mean that she deserved to be yelled at for the last half an hour. Sure he might have gotten a bloody nose, and maybe she shouldn't have sworn at his father, but that didn't mean that she deserved to get slugged in the face. Hah, but what they did know was that it hadn't hurt her in the least, because she was a supernatural being. The punch had hurt her pride more than anything else.
Now the brunette was seething, an angry blush shrouding her normally pale complexion. Jenn knew that she overreacted, but wasn't about to admit it to anyone. The chilly breeze was icy, she couldn't really feel it nipping at the exposed skin of her knee through the gash in her jeans. Nor could she feel it through the hole in her worn-out sneakers. A sigh escaped her lips as she jumped from the curb down to the street, and crossed the street without even a care, as cars dodged her and horns honked. They couldn't do anything to her.
The girl could feel the angry flush, it heated her cheeks and just fueled the inexplainable rage. Pah, she should not be angry, it had been her fault after all. Several calming breaths after, the colour had subsided, and Jenn felt a tad more tranquil. Crossing her legs, she sat upon a dingy city park bench, ignoring the dirt and graffiti. In one swift movement, she pulled the hood of her grey sweatshirt over her head to cover the long brown hair that had escaped from the loose ponytail that she had so carefully tied with a navy ribbon. Now the ribbon was gone, and her hair was a mess, great.
Watching the people was always fun, and from under the grey sweatshirt she stared at the masses of feet. Some heels, some sneakers, she didn't see one as ratty as her own. Oddly enough, that gave her a vague sense of pride. Suddenly she felt the bench shift in the slightest way, the scent of hotdogs wafted to her sensitive nostrils. An overweight man had sat, nearly moving the bench to the side. She wrinkled her nose in distaste and leapt up, ready to start another argument. Instead, she took another calming breath and moved on, shooting nasty stares at the man as she left.