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"I'm just trying to help you. I don't want your big day being ruined by speculation about your brother, that'd suck for you. It's your special day, you only get to do this once, Apollyn. I won't sit idly by and allow your brother to selfishly ruin that for you. Besides, I have to try and get some brownie points on record, don't I? If you're going to be King, it sort of pays to have you actually like me. Not that I doubt you like me already, but I wonder sometimes. I'm needy, Apollyn. It'd help if you actually talked to me instead of sulking," she pointed out with a tired sigh, albeit with the sympathetic smile showing up not long later. She didn't know everything that had happened, her mother only filled in on the details she herself knew, but she knew enough to realise that things hadn't been easy since Elijah opted to break up and abandon everything he had planned with Apollyn. That said, a year had passed and she didn't think he needed to be sulking over some human a moment longer, especially not a day before the biggest event of his life.
"Besides, I'm clinging to the hope that you'll choose me when it comes to having an heir. I'd be thrilled to do that for 'ya. I know my mother would be proud of me-- and your Dad likes me a lot, that's a point in my favour over all those little sluts who are going to come crawling to you when the time arrives-- but we can talk about that another time. I'll go and get Darius as soon as I've had a nap. I don't think I should subject him to my crankiness, poor boy isn't ready for that."
One of Kayla's faults was her inability to plan accordingly. She had prepared to set out in the morning but eventually left towards what would be midday for humans. The ceremony was a few hours away, so every second was important - but she didn't think she'd take too long in forcing Darius to get his ass down to Hell. It didn't take too long to track him down to Brighton, and then finding the beach he and Agnes had set up on on what was the hottest day of the year. She observed for a little while, watching Darius head off for the next round of beers and ice cream, taking the moment to wander over to the girl. For all she knew, Agnes had no idea about demons and, wisely, Kayla wanted her out of the area to avoid her hearing any mention of them.
"...Would you perhaps mind going so I can talk to your friend Darius? It's really rather important, you see. I'm an old friend, I... well, he and I need to talk and it's really very vital I talk to him alone," she began as she pushed her heart-shaped, neon-pink glasses over her eyes, resting her hands on her hips with the friendliest smile she could muster. Her human form, she had been told, was intimidating in its beauty, but she was hardly going to apologise for being cute, was she? Her choice of an all-pink outfit hardly helped her fit in either. She wanted to be inconspicuous, but ended up standing out more than ever. "That was Darius, wasn't it? He looks different than when I last saw him and I'd like to avoid an embarrassing incident if it isn't him. Goodness, I'll be mortified if I have the wrong person..."
"Besides, I'm clinging to the hope that you'll choose me when it comes to having an heir. I'd be thrilled to do that for 'ya. I know my mother would be proud of me-- and your Dad likes me a lot, that's a point in my favour over all those little sluts who are going to come crawling to you when the time arrives-- but we can talk about that another time. I'll go and get Darius as soon as I've had a nap. I don't think I should subject him to my crankiness, poor boy isn't ready for that."
One of Kayla's faults was her inability to plan accordingly. She had prepared to set out in the morning but eventually left towards what would be midday for humans. The ceremony was a few hours away, so every second was important - but she didn't think she'd take too long in forcing Darius to get his ass down to Hell. It didn't take too long to track him down to Brighton, and then finding the beach he and Agnes had set up on on what was the hottest day of the year. She observed for a little while, watching Darius head off for the next round of beers and ice cream, taking the moment to wander over to the girl. For all she knew, Agnes had no idea about demons and, wisely, Kayla wanted her out of the area to avoid her hearing any mention of them.
"...Would you perhaps mind going so I can talk to your friend Darius? It's really rather important, you see. I'm an old friend, I... well, he and I need to talk and it's really very vital I talk to him alone," she began as she pushed her heart-shaped, neon-pink glasses over her eyes, resting her hands on her hips with the friendliest smile she could muster. Her human form, she had been told, was intimidating in its beauty, but she was hardly going to apologise for being cute, was she? Her choice of an all-pink outfit hardly helped her fit in either. She wanted to be inconspicuous, but ended up standing out more than ever. "That was Darius, wasn't it? He looks different than when I last saw him and I'd like to avoid an embarrassing incident if it isn't him. Goodness, I'll be mortified if I have the wrong person..."