Kay, go. :3
Kairi didn't move from that spot. She stood there, staring down at the keys on the table. He had found a way inside her heart when it had been so vulnerable, and then just broke it. How could somebody do that to a person? It was terrible to know that she had truly been heartbroken, and by darkness. That's what was worse.
Trust me, I'm disappointed too! Dx And okay, take your time.
Kairi stood with her back to the door, her keys clanking in her trembling hands. She grasped them tightly, trying to make it stop. She walked forward, her shoes and coat still on as she put the keys on a table in the hallway.
I was thinking that there could be another kidnapping moment, which actually succeeds. Like, Nathaniel's father has a stronger Royal Guard that...
Kairi stepped into the house, pushing the door open more as she went inside. Darkness was all she saw. It was all she should have seen recently, but she was too blind to see anything but the good in him. The redhead bit her lip as she moved forward to allow Sora inside, walking a few steps further into the house and flipping a lightswitch. Her hallway was immediately lit up.
See, the first part I like, but the second part I pictured differently. xD
Kairi stopped in front of the door alongside Sora and looked at it for a short moment. It was then that she dug into her coat pocket, pulling out her keys. She took a step closer to the door and with a shaky hand stuck the key in the lock, turning it before she heard the door unlock. She pulled her key out and then wordlessly pushed the door open, the darkness of her home greeting her.
What do you have in mind?! 8D
Kairi didn't even realize she was at her house until Sora guided her up the steps to her porch. She had been silent the whole way, not that she could speak anyway. Too much had happened too fast, and it was all heartbreaking. She really wasn't sure what she was going to do now, after everything that had happened, all the things she had learned. Moving on seemed hard for her now.
'Kay. :3 Seeeeee? We're helping each other come up with something epic. xDD
Little-to-no description in this, seriously. xD Anyway, I was just picturing Sora being confronted by Nathaniel's father, Kairi would be affected...
I think we're both gonna need that day. xP I seriously have nothing but like, two small parts.
Kairi turned her head toward Sora slightly, but she didn't lift her eyes. She pressed her lips together before lowering her hand and crossing her other arm over her chest, hugging her torso. She was glad Sora was taking her home; that was the only place she wanted to be.
I don't have much on mine either. xDD Darnit.
Kairi's gaze stayed locked on the street, the girl afraid to have Sora see what all was surely expressed in her eyes. She nodded wordlessly, her hand remaining over her mouth for the moment. She was afraid it would shake if she moved it, and Sora would see the trembling in her lips. Right now, Kairi was an emotional wreck.
You go first. xD I have very little on my idea.
Kairi knew that fact alone was what was causing her to be so emotional right now, but she felt it would be stupid to react that way over someone who was so deceitful and dark. How couldn't she have seen it earlier? Before it was too late? The redhead kept her hand over her mouth, not moving from her spot.
GASPPP. YES. xD
The kick to the head was enough to stun Nathaniel, but it was the beam of light that shot out of Sora's blade that did the job. Nathaniel let out a cry of pain as the light pierced the darkness within him, and in a matter of seconds, his voice faded and the air around him blurred. He then disappeared from existence. Kairi's body froze at the cry, and once it could no longer be heard, she knew he was gone. She took in a breath and forced the moisture in her eyes to go away. She had no reason to cry over him, none at all. He tricked her into falling for him, believing him when he said sweet things to her, and making her think she was happy with somebody like him. After everything, she realized that it was all a lie, but a part of her knew the feelings she had experienced had been real.
