Our Deadly Sins

Ch 13

My composure returned while Sav sat with me on the bathroom floor. "It's gonna be okay just wait it out, I know it's scary but it will go away." I nodded and took slower breaths. "There you go, that's good. Keep going." I continued to work on my breathing as the dizziness slowly faded. Sav held me and cleaned up the rest of the mess while I tried to get a grip.

"I'm okay now you don't have to-"

"Not until you go back to normal, your hands are still trembling. We still have to wait."

I sighed. "It's just effects from the dream, nothing is really wrong."

"We are going to sit here until you are steady enough to walk on your own. That's final."

I looked down and went silent. Why is she helping me? I could have done this just fine on my own. Right? I looked at Sav and did my best to stand. She held my waist and stood with me. My legs trembled as I rose but I was able to stand with only minor issues, walking however was a different story. "I'm standing now, see? I'm okay."

Sav gave me a look and pinched the bridge of her nose. "Try walking then."

I too a step, my legs trembled as I put wait on them. I tried to take another and my knees buckled, sending me back to the floor. Sav caught me and her face grew a small smirk. "Okay, fine. Maybe I do need help." I grumbled.

Sav let out a giggle, making the heat rise to my cheeks. "That's what I thought, come on. I'll go get you some water."

Sav sat me down on the couch and rushed to the kitchen, coming back moments later with more water, this time with a few ice cubes. "You noticed my skepticism huh?" I questioned.

She nodded. "I noticed, but look, floating ice. It's okay."

"Your not gonna question it? Or nag me on how I shouldn't be skeptical?" I looked at her, shocked.

"Why would I? I already know why you don't trust it, and it's a good reason."

"Yeah, I guess I'm just not used to being accommodated for."

"Well now you are, and you better get used to it because I'm not gonna stop." Sav softly held my chin and gave me a tender peck on the lips. "Besides, you need to trust me, and giving you the understanding of privacy is a huge way of doing that, so honestly it helps us both."

"Wait your not just doing this so I trust you right?"

Her eyes widen and regret seeped into her expression. "No! Nothing like that! You need to trust me so we can have a closer relationship. I know you want this just as bad as I do, or you'd be back in your own apartment, and the best way to do that is to prove myself to you."

I analyzed her expression. She's being genuine, am I worried over nothing? "Yeah, I'm sorry I guess I'm just on guard."

Relived washed over her face. "It's okay, it will get better. I promise."

The first hint of the sunrise peeked through the window. I smiled softly and watched the sky slowly turn beautiful colors. Sav stood up and made her way to the kitchen. "Breakfast? This early?"

"You need to eat something, especially after losing everything you did eat."

My face flushed. "R-right."

I watched her as she walked across the kitchen, concentrating on the food. She looks so good standing there like that. The way her hips sway when she walks is to die for. Her face scrunching when she's deep in concentration is absolutely adorable. She's beautiful. Her eyes caught mine. "Do you like what you see my dear?" She asked. My cheeks heated up and I looked away. I heard her giggle. "I never thought you would have found me attractive but here we are."

"Now wait a second." I responded, a little too quickly. "You are beautiful and you are not allowed to see yourself as anything but. So yes, I find you attractive, because that's what you are."

She burst out laughing. "Under what authority?"

I stood up from the couch, a mix of frustration, and some other feeling I couldn't identify. "Me you idiot. My authority."

She smirked and crossed her arms. "Last time I checked you haven't had a single dominant bone in your body. So I ask again," Her smirk widened and her eyes narrowed, leaning over me. "Under what authority?"

My face flushed red, My heart fluttered and a strange sensation began in my stomach. I looked her in the eyes, staring down at me like a predator. I felt a slight tingle between my legs and tensed my thighs to keep it away. Despite the sexual frustration building, I knew I couldn't back down, not yet. "I said what I said. You are attractive, and if you don't start thinking of yourself that way there will be consequences."

She backed me into the nearest wall, hovering one knee close to my inner thighs and placed he hand on the opposite side against the wall, leaning over me. "What could you possibly do to me, hmm?" She looked me up and down. "Look at you, can't even handle a little intimidation. How pathetic of you."

I felt something inside me. I've been in this position before, but this time it's different. I feel like I should be afraid, but instead there's something else there. Do I like this? What is going on with me? My thighs clenched more. I bit my lip and looked up at her, a small shiver rippling through me when our eyes met. She leaned over me, he lips grazing my neck. Again and again, she kissed my neck, erupting small moans from my throat. The tingling got worse, then it became throbbing. She made her way down to my collar bone and nipped softly at the skin, pulling gently. "F-fuck, that feels good." I breathed out.

She smirked and pulled away to face me before letting me go from the wall. "Be a good girl and go sit back on the couch for me. Breakfast will be ready in a moment."

I froze. The resemblance in uncanny. I know why those two are sisters now. These are the same things that Sylvia used to do and yet, I don't feel scared. Sav uses such a gentle tone, even when she's doing something like that. It's like I can clearly feel that she doesn't want to hurt me, even when it looks like she really does. Why can't I be scared of her? Sav tuned back around and tended to the kitchen, I made my way back to the couch without another word. Maybe everything really will be okay. I don't know if I can fully trust her yet, but It's worth a shot at this point. Take that leap, it's okay. I crossed my legs, trying to ignore the throbbing. I let out a sigh, letting myself get involved in the TV.