Keeping in touch - Calista

Soccer hadnt really been his thing, not at all. He had just really gone here to sulk, ever since coming here and meeting his father again in the presence of his sister had sparked his shame - But it had also sparked a deep set worry, the worry that she would learn the truth. What would happen then? He knew the answer, or he thought he did: She would leave him. Who would forgive a lie like that? It was an unforgiving lie, an attempt to keep her by his side always, a lie made of selfishness. He had always known that it wouldnt last, lies between them never lasted, but this one had gone on for too long. Too long to be fixed when it unfolded. He sat with folded hands, resting his mouth between his fingers as he watched the teams battle for the ball, rolling his eyes at the cheering females next to him. What was the thing about soccer that made them so infatuated, why was men chasing a small object that mesmerizing to them? He moved his eyes to them, a deep frown from his sulking, as his eyes caught her. He raised his eyes in confusion before he smiled a bit to himself, rising to his feet as he walked past the cheering fans that couldnt wait for him to pass them, yet a few stares from girls seemed to linger as he moved closer. He stopped and sat down next to her, a deep exhale leaving his lips, "Didnt know models liked soccer," he teased as he glanced at her, leaning back into the seat as he cupped his head with one hand looking at her. "Or are sweating males in light clothing just the thing for you?" he continued to tease, not really paying attention to the game.

Calista didn’t care much for sports, but spending some time on anything remotely mind numbing was what she was in the mood for. She just followed the ball, not really caring to look at the men that frantically tried to reclaim it all the time. She leaned back, letting her blonde hair fall down her backside as she looked up at the blue sky. The weather had become better, but she still missed the hot rays of Spain, but work had once again brought her to Gaia. Normally she resided in London or Paris, where she was needed most for her modelling job, but Gaia was fine as long as the weather behaved. That’s when she heard the footsteps, and she could recogninze the pattern. She smiled looking at him, his tease not really bothering her as she looked out at the game. ”I didn’t know either,” she replied in a dry voice before turning her blue eyes to Eaden again. She could see he was influenced by something, what however was always the mystery. She had a hunch, but wouldn’t really say anything yet. His continueing tease made her chuckle as she straightened her back and turned her full face towards him. ”I prefer my men naked and begging, but this is probably the second best thing; seeing a man run for something he can never truly claim as his own is a fun game,” she said. Maybe she was poking at the bear, but she was known to keep things open between them. ”If you are searching my company, you’ll have to wait in line, sadly, I’m not in the mood,” she said with a sigh and looked out to the field again.

”Tell me, Ead, why are you so down today?” she asked blatantly. She haded wrapping things up, but she did care for her friend. They might have sought comfort in each other from time to time, but they both knew they had to stay platonic about it all. ”If it’s your sister again, I might just end up hitting her – She’s never been fair with you,” she said. She knew more than anything what a strong sexdrive did to a demon like them in pain. It was pure agony not to get the release.

"That's interesting. I dont believe I'd ever had to beg," he teased before he looked out on the men that ran after the little ball. "I dont think they claim the ball though. But it's a nice metaphor," he then said as he turned his glance to her, but his face staying towards the field.
"Not in the mood? That must be a first for you," he said as he eyed her as she looked out on the field. He turned his eyes in the direction she was looking, tilting his head slightly, "It's a first for me anyway," he then said to clarify that he wasnt here for that. His mind was all fogged up with worry anyway, he wouldnt really be able to focus on anything but that. He wasnt that surprised that it had been showing and turned his eyes to her as she asked, pressing his lips together like he needed to think about it, "Family business," he then said with a shrug and didnt seem all that up for speaking about it.
He scoffed at the remark about his sister, turning his eyes to the field but not really looking at them, "You know I dislike when you speak of her like that, like she isnt right to want me all by herself," he said in a rather sour tone as he then sighed and kept his eyes out on the nothing he was staring at. If there was anything that could really poke at Eaden's patience, then it was someone speaking ill of his sister, even a friend. He couldnt really blame her though, she had always been brutally honest, a trait he liked in a friend. "She's all I ever want, despite my needs," he then said in a voice of defeat as he rubbed his cheeks a bit and exhaled deeply. "But I'd rather get my mind off of her lately, and that's what really bothers me," he then said, looking at Calista. He knew that he could be blunt around her, they were friends after all.

”It’s different with you, I just lose it and jump on you – there never was a lot of talking when we were at it,” she reminded him with a satisfied smirk. He had sought comfort in her and she didn’t mind that. She liked Eaden, not in a love kind of way, but in a way where she knew where she had him. He was a good friend, and the fact that they had been together in such a sense didn’t really face her. Calista knew that his heart belonged to someone and hers didn’t want to belong to anyone – a perfect match. She rolled her eyes at what would usually sound like a tease, but both of them knew something was wrong when a demon of their race didn’t feel like doing what they were made to do. Calista was in the midst of changing lovers. She usually kept to one or two at the time, it was safer in this new world they lived in. As he said family business she let out a sigh. She knew what family meant for him and at times she was angry on his behalf. His sister always seemed so demanding, and maybe it was Calista’s rebelious nature, but she hated it when people locked other’s away like that. It wasn’t justified, even if you loved someone you would need to understand that things could change.

”You know I don’t keep my mouth shut about stuff like that, so I’m not going to apologize,” she said with a shrug and stretched her arms. She was bored, but had to stick around to the end of the game to break it off with one of the soccer players. He was becoming needy, and she hated that. She turned her face to see Eaden rub his face and as he said he wanted to get his sister off his mind she sighed and placed a hand on his shoulder. ”Get her mind off of her sounds serious coming from you,” she said. Calista was not loyal by nature, people had to earn her trust and loyalty, and Eaden had done that with ease. The first time they met he had tried getting with her the instance he saw her, and she might have wanted that too, but they had ended up speaking the night away. That night had actually been one night where sex hadn’t been in focus for her, which was a really big change for her. ”Listen, I could grant you a favor, but I also know how much you regret it afterwards,” she said, looking at her friend with a calm gaze.

”I just have to break it off with the guy with the man-bun first, alright?” she said and looked to one of the soccer players. She had a weakness for sporty types, maybe because they always had such great stamina, and she had a lot of needs that needed to be met. She turned her gaze back to Eaden and placed a small kiss on his cheek. They were always rather touchy, but perhaps it came from their nature of demon. The game got called to an end and the soccer player came running over to Calista, picking her up and cheering as they had just won the game. The demon sighed and shook her head and moved away as he put her down. ”I’m moving on, Charlie, I’m bored,” she said in a flat voice. The soccer players jaw dropped as he looked confused, opening his mouth but Calista stopped him, moving her hand over his lips. ”Don’t speak, your ape brain wouldn’t be able to understand anyways,” she said and grabbed Eaden’s hand. ”Now excuse me, I’m busy,” she said and pulled Eaden with her out to the street.

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