Lucien Vanserra: "I am the seventh son of the Autumn court." And a whole lot of nothing. 🤝🏼 Tharion Ketos: "Captain Whatever. More like Captain Worthless.”
Sathia fumed. Casual, she thought to herself. You said you wanted to keep it casual. It was a mantra she repeated every time that blonde shifter ran her hand along Tharion’s muscular forearm.
It had only been a month since her breakup with Colin, two weeks since she had the nerve to contact her husband again and tell him how epically her relationship failed after saving Colin from the Viper Queen, and 3 days since she uttered those words, “Let’s keep things casual for now.”
But Sathia was never good at casual, and this was her husband!
The blonde was everything Sathia wasn’t. She had bodacious curves in all the right places and clearly loved to show them off. And she was tall. Much taller than Sathia. Almost as tall as Tharion. What did she shift into? A giraffe? She looked like a party girl, who Sathia knew was exactly Tharion’s type, given his reputation.
Sathia crossed her arms and tried to focus on her conversation with Bryce. She could ignore them. If Tharion wanted to flirt with some bimbo, what did she care?
A high-pitched, feminine laugh pierced her ears, and Sathia narrowed her eyes in their direction again. The shifter pressed her breasts into Tharion’s arm, and Sathia saw red.
As she marched over, Tharion looked confused. Of course he was confused, that idiot. He probably didn’t even understand that when she said she wanted to keep things casual, what she meant was she wanted him to flirt with her like they were strangers. Not a husband and wife who never had a chance to date.
She bumped the shifter out of the way and threw her arms around Tharion’s neck. “You’ve been ignoring me, husband.”
The confusion in Tharion’s eyes didn’t last long as he placed both of his hands on her hips. Just as he began to smirk, Sathia pressed her lips to his, kissing him for the very first time.
With all the pain and stuff that comes with deviating from my prescribed diet, one thing seems to be (in a way) even worse.
I can't digest fats. Like my body just says "no" and chucks it. Problem with that is that -as a lot of us know- out of the 3 macronutrients, fat has the most calories per gram. I won't get into that stuff, but basically if I eat fats and it goes through me unabsorbed that means I don't absorb those calories. Thussss I can eat things like peanut butter and not gain weight.
But it's a terrible experience!! It makes me sick it's painful it's inconvenient it's... socially unacceptable ;D
It also makes me not want to get better. Let's say it's a pancreas issue, I'd have to take pancreatic enzymes in order to digest food properly... But I'd probably not take them because tHEy'll MakE mE GaiN WEigHt