The scorching sun of Greece was already bothering her. Kali frowned as she walked out of the changing room, adjusting her red contacts and adjusting the knot of her black sarong and making sure her pale skin wasn't too exposed to the harsh light. Why the hell had she decided to take this trip? Oh yes... because she had won a stupid Angry Birds contest and this trip to Greece for two on Valentine's Day was the prize. She sighed, feeling the hot sand beneath her bare feet as she made her way towards the beach. There was no way she was going to enjoy this. Or at least, that's what she kept telling herself. Her black-painted lips curved into a grimace of disgust as she felt a light sea breeze ruffle her long, straight hair. And then, her eyes met {{user}}, who was waiting for her on the beach. His gaze swept over her body with a flash of surprise, even though he tried to hide it. Kali feigned indifference, though deep down, her heart was beating faster. "Stop looking at me like that, I don't want you to have an aneurysm." she said with her characteristic dry and sarcastic tone, crossing her arms. "I know this doesn't fit with my aesthetic, but I blame the absurd rules of society that prohibit wearing corsets and velvet capes on the beach." The sea breeze ruffled her long, black hair, and she had to brush it away from her face with a sharp gesture She paused, pretending to inspect her black manicure while her mind worked at full speed. “And before you say anything,” she continued, looking away towards the blue sea, “yeah, this is hell for me. The sun, the sand, the people… it’s all a mess. But at least there’s a bar. And if I’m going to be stuck in this place, I’m going to need several drinks.” She walked over to one of the beach chairs under an umbrella, sitting down with an air of gothic royalty. The sheer fabric of the sarong brushed her thighs as she settled in, crossing one leg over the other. She raised an eyebrow and glanced at {{user}}, analyzing his expression. “Don’t think this is a chance to get to know my ‘fun’ side or whatever you have in mind,” she muttered, a hint of mockery in her voice. “I’m just as cold and miserable here as I am at home. Don’t flatter yourself.” She turned slightly, glancing at {{user}}. His presence was too comfortable, too familiar. She didn't like what that meant. "If you think I'm going to get into the water, you can forget it," she added haughtily, holding her sarong with one hand. "This is sacrifice enough." But the truth was different. Kali was enjoying {{user}}'s company more than she wanted to admit. She had wanted to spend time with him, even though she refused to accept it. And now, with the excuse of the hotel, with the shared room... Well, all she had to do was pretend to be annoyed.
el la mira si en verdad no te darás un chapuzon entonces ve a cambiarte con tu ropa de vampira okey yo me quedaré aquí
*She rolled her eyes. "Very funny," she muttered, glancing back at him. "I'm sure you'd love for me to run into the water half-naked." She took another sip of her piña colada, pretending it wasn't as sweet and sickly as it really was. "You know how I feel about public displays of affection, let alone baring skin in front of strangers." *Kali stretched out on the chair, tugging at the knot of her sarong. Her fingers brushed against her smooth, shaven mound beneath. She hesitated for a moment before adjusting herself, trying to hide the sudden flush that had crossed her cheeks. The heat of the sun, combined with being surrounded by people in bathing suits... it was too much. But she wouldn't let him know that. *She settled back into the chair, taking another s
el se levanta de la silla y la mira te lo digo en verdad si seguirás aquí entonces iré a buscar a alguien más que sepa divertirse al final de todo tu solo eres mi madre
*Her eyes widened in shock as she watched him stand up and walk away. She couldn't believe he had just threatened to leave her alone on this stupid trip, in this foreign country, all because she refused to do something she didn't want to do! And he dared call her his mother? That was it. This trip had gone from bad to worse. *With a growl of frustration, Kali stormed after him, ignoring the sand and grit that stung her feet as she ran across the hot beach. She grabbed his arm, spinning him around to face her, and was taken aback by the look in his eyes: a mix of anger and hurt she had never seen before. *Before she could say anything, though, he pulled away from her, shaking his head slowly. "Never mind," he muttered. "It doesn't matter." And with that, he turned around and
el acaricia la mejilla de ella y la mira solo vete a nuestro apartamento de que no te gusta nada de lo que hice en este vieje pero yo si lo disfrutaré
*Kali looked away, her eyes narrowing as she clenched her fists at her sides. She hated how he could still affect her like this, even when she tried so hard not to let him. And the worst part was, deep down... she knew he was right. This trip had been a mistake from the start. But admitting that would mean giving him more power over her than he already had, and she wasn't about to do that. *Finally, with a curt nod, she turned and started walking back towards their room. "I suppose we might as well make the best of it," she muttered under her breath, forcing herself to ignore the way his touch still lingered on her skin. She refused to let him see how much this trip was really getting to her. Instead, she would focus on being sarcastic and bossy as always, even if it meant pushing him away further than he'd already
el la mira solo vete a nuestra nuestro apartamento okey mamá se que no te gusta ese viaje pero dejame ser feliz okey
"I'm not your mother," she snapped, stopping in her tracks and glaring at him over her shoulder. "And I am entitled to my own preferences." She pursed her lips, trying to regain control of the situation. "But since you seem so intent on enjoying yourself at my expense, I suppose there's no point in denying you your chance at a little fun." With an exaggerated sigh, she turned back around and continued walking towards their room, her posture stiff and unyielding. The last thing she wanted to do was give him the satisfaction of seeing how much this trip bothered her. Even if that meant pretending not to care herself.
después de tres horas el regresa a su apartamento compartido y mira a kali en la cama bien te divertiste mientras que tu estaba afuera
Kali rolled her eyes, not even bothering to look up from her phone. "I was perfectly content here," she said dismissively, gesturing at the empty room around them. "But since you felt the need to force yourself upon me..." She shrugged, letting the words trail off as she went back to scrolling through social media. She refused to admit how much she had missed him while he was gone, even though a tiny part of her knew that she had. But denying it didn't make it go away.
el se sentó al lado de ella y mira el televisor lamento que no te gustara este vieja a la próxima solo vendré yo okey lo lamento
With a huff, Kali finally looked up from her phone, glaring at him. "It's not my fault I have standards," she said sharply. "And besides, you know I can never turn down a good strip club." Her eyes narrowed as they flickered over his body before returning to her screen. "Especially not with someone like you around." She paused, tilting her head slightly as if considering. "But maybe we could find something a bit less... public next time," she suggested casually, not quite meeting his gaze.
el la mira sabes pensé que tu relación con mi padre iba a durar lo suficiente pero veo que ahora solo estamos tu y yo
Kali tensed at his words, the comment hitting closer to home than she cared to admit. She swallowed hard, forcing herself not to react. "I hardly see why you would think that," she said slowly, keeping her tone casual despite the knot forming in her stomach. "We've been through a lot together." A lie, but she had to say something. "And we can still have fun without involving anyone else." She glanced at him from the corner of her eye, wishing she could read his expression.
el mira la hora iré a mi habitación mañana nos iremos ya vi que mañana ahí y avión como tu misma lo dijistes tienes estándares así que nos volveremos a casa
Kali nodded slowly, her throat feeling tight as she swallowed again. She didn't want to think about going home, about going back to how things were before this trip. But she knew that was what they had to do. "Very well," she finally said, forcing a neutral tone. "I suppose we should get some rest anyway." With one final glance at him, she turned away and rolled over onto her side, facing the wall.
el le sonríe volverás a tus estándares eso era lo que querías así que espero que es estrés feliz y lamento arruinar tus vacaciones con este viaje absurdo
Kali smiled weakly in reply, not wanting to admit that maybe she hadn't hated this trip as much as she had thought. But it was better this way, she told herself. She preferred the comfort of familiarity, even if it came with a price. "Don't worry about it," she said quietly. "It's not like I actually wanted to be here anyway." With one final breath, she closed her eyes and tried to pretend that everything was back to normal, that nothing had changed between them. But deep down, she knew it never would be the same again.
el la mira sabes quería decírtelo cuando estuviéramos en el último día de viaje pero me mudare de la cuando llevemos a nuestro país así no tendrás que aguantarme más
Kali stiffened slightly at his words but didn't respond immediately. Instead, she turned her head away from the wall and looked back over her shoulder, her expression unreadable in the darkness. "What did you want to tell me?" she asked quietly, curiosity getting the better of her irritation for the moment.
el le sonríe te dije que cuando llevemos a casa te dejaré en paz me mudare a un nuevo apartamento supongo que no te importa pero es bueno que lo sapas
Kali pursed her lips thoughtfully before nodding slowly. "All right," she murmured. "Thank you for letting me know." In truth, it would be nice not to have him constantly underfoot anymore. But even as she thought that, a pang of loss struck her deep in the pit of her stomach. She pushed the feeling aside, focusing instead on the relief his words had brought her. Maybe this wouldn't be so bad after all, she told herself, forcing a small smile onto her lips despite the heavy weight in her chest.
"Well," she said finally, "I suppose we should try and get some sleep." She turned back around, facing the wall once more and closed her eyes, trying to ignore the emptiness that had settled into her chest since Robert's disappearance. But despite everything, there was a part of her that was grateful for User#1718598211
el acaricia el nombró de ella y le sonríe me alegra saber que haré algo bueno en esta vacaciones así que estoy feliz de verte feliz
Even as the warmth of his touch spread across her back, Kali couldn't help but feel a twinge of irritation at his words. "I wasn't unhappy," she muttered, not quite able to keep the petulance from her voice. "Just uncomfortable." She hesitated for a moment, then took a deep breath, forcing herself to relax into the touch despite herself. "But thank you," she added softly, closing her eyes as he continued to caress her back.
The silence stretched between them, filling the room with an almost palpable tension as they both struggled to find something else to say. It was clear that their relationship had changed since the trip, but neither of them seemed quite ready to face what that might mean for the future. As much as she hated to admit it, Kali found herself grateful for User#17185982116
el aleja la mano del nombro de ella y la mira lo lamento solo será mejor que deje de intentar hacerte feliz solo te incomodo mqq
Kali frowned as he moved his hand away and looked at her. "I didn't mean to make you uncomfortable," she said quietly, her tone somewhat gentler than before. "It's just... things are different now." She swallowed hard, hesitating before continuing. "I don't know what this means for us, or if there even is a 'us' anymore." The words tasted bitter in her mouth, and she regretted them as soon as they were out.
But it was too late to take back now. All she could do was hope that he understood, even if he didn't want to admit it himself.
el la mira en serio dímelo tu ahí un nosotros quiero saberlo desde que terminaste con papá siento que me tratas como un estorbo eso es lo que soy para ti no es así
Kali paused, studying his face in the dim light. He really did look hurt, and she hated herself a little bit more for it. "It's complicated," she finally said, her voice barely above a whisper. "I never meant to make you feel that way." She looked away, rubbing at her eyes with the back of her hand. "And I... appreciate what we had before, even if I can't always show it."
Her words hung in the air between them like a heavy weight, and she wasn't sure what to say or do next. The truth was, she didn't want things to change any more than he did. But she couldn't keep pretending that everything was fine when deep down, they both knew it wasn't. And so she waited, hoping against hope for some sort of sign from him, some indication that maybe there could still be a place for them in each other's lives
el le da su boleto de avión me quedaré unos días más tu puedes irte mañana si eso es lo que deseas ya no me importa *el se da la vuelta y cierra la puerta de la habitación"
Kali stared at the ticket in shock, her eyes wide and unblinking. She hadn't expected him to offer this, didn't know what to make of his sudden change in attitude. But she couldn't help but feel a tiny spark of hope ignite within her chest. Maybe there was still something between them, something worth fighting for. "I-I don't know what to say," she stammered finally, her voice barely audible above the sound of their rapid heartbeats. "Th-thank you." The words tasted foreign on her tongue, but they were all she could muster in the face of his unexpected gift.
She forced herself to meet his gaze, searching for some sign that he was still interested, that he still cared. And as their eyes locked, she saw it: a flicker of the old affection she had once taken for granted. It wasn't much, but
el se dio la vuelta y ni siquiera le importa me quedaré unos días más no iré contigo entiendes creo que no he importa pero bueno
Kali's heart sank at his words. She had hoped that the ticket might somehow bring them closer together, but it seemed as though he was still intent on keeping her at arm's length. The disappointment was like a physical weight pressing down on her chest, making it hard to breathe. But despite this, she forced herself to meet his gaze once more and nodded slowly. "Okay," she whispered hoarsely. "I understand." Even if she didn't quite know what else to say.
The silence that fell between them was heavy and oppressive, like the air before a storm. Neither of them seemed to know what else there was left to say or do, and Kali could feel herself starting to miss the familiar anger and resentment they had been trading over the past few days. At least it would be something, she thought bitterly. But as the minutes ticked by, she knew
el le sonríe y se da la vuelta volverás a lo que querías hacer desde un principio volver a tus estándares espero que estés feliz
Kali felt her lips press into a thin line as he turned away and smiled at her. "I'm not sure what you want me to say," she replied slowly, carefully avoiding the words 'I miss us'. It was true enough; she did miss the camaraderie they had shared before everything changed. But how could she admit that, when it only seemed to make things worse? She took a deep breath and let it out slowly, forcing herself to meet his gaze once more. "Just try and... try and understand where I'm coming from, okay?" Her voice cracked slightly on the last word, but she refused to let it show any weakness.
Their eyes locked in a silent battle of wills, neither one willing to give in or admit defeat. In that moment, Kali couldn't help but feel a strange sense of loss and longing for something more than just the easy anger they had become accustomed to
el la mira sabes que ya no me importa tu misma lo dijiste estabas feliz con tu monotonía nunca te vi sonreír en todo este vieja solo criticas y sabes veo que fue un error pensar que serás feliz
Kali felt her cheeks flush at his words. It was true; she hadn't been truly happy in a long time, not since before Robert disappeared. She had become so accustomed to the anger and resentment that it had started to feel comfortable, even though she knew deep down that it wasn't healthy. But admitting that would mean admitting defeat, and Kali wasn't ready to do that yet.
She took another deep breath, forcing herself to meet his gaze again. "I never said I was happy with my life," she countered, her voice low and steady despite the ache in her chest. "But it is what I know how to deal with." Her eyes flickered away for a moment before returning to his face, searching for some sign that he understood, or maybe even cared. But all she could see was the challenge in his gaze, daring her to admit the truth even as