[ It would be like coaxing him into agreement, and when paired with sex and being tied down that gains qualities that she dislikes quite fast even with the presence of a safeword that she has no intentions of ignoring. If he sent it right now she'd stop, untie him, and let him have space to himself.
But he's not, not yet, and she knows he knows the possibility is there so that's something, right? And he's not actively refusing to acknowledge what she's saying, even if he's clearly not very happy about it. She really wants him to stop looking at her like that, though, wants to make him realize that she's not lying about this, that she means every word she's saying. But he's looking away and he's shaking his head and in his mind he's rejecting it, refusing to believe it despite the fact that she's said it, that she does't lie to him. ]
I could show you. [ It's quiet and soft and very subdued, because this is a step she's not sure she wants to take particularly. ] Neither of us would enjoy it, though. You gave me a home, Tony, I haven't had that since I was 21. Do you remember me telling you once that I wasn't used to people still being there?
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But he's not, not yet, and she knows he knows the possibility is there so that's something, right? And he's not actively refusing to acknowledge what she's saying, even if he's clearly not very happy about it. She really wants him to stop looking at her like that, though, wants to make him realize that she's not lying about this, that she means every word she's saying. But he's looking away and he's shaking his head and in his mind he's rejecting it, refusing to believe it despite the fact that she's said it, that she does't lie to him. ]
I could show you. [ It's quiet and soft and very subdued, because this is a step she's not sure she wants to take particularly. ] Neither of us would enjoy it, though. You gave me a home, Tony, I haven't had that since I was 21. Do you remember me telling you once that I wasn't used to people still being there?