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She stood there watching Thaed clean up the mess, her arms folding, her weight shifted to one foot, she even thought she felt it tapping at some point. Ebberla glared at him until he disappeared into the refresher. She unfolded her arms and let out a heavy sigh, conflicting thoughts and feelings battled in her head as she tried to figure out what to do next. She scratched her head and heard the water running, she let herself flop down face-first into the bed.
Ebberla was a standstill, no clue on what she should do, where she should go. Thaed had been that guide for her, though his mannerisms on how he exposed her to a different view were a bit unorthodox, she was beginning to thrive beneath it. The Sith told her to leave him, he let her go, she knew why she didn't go the first time, but now, why didn't she? The Zabrak was in the refresher, she could slip out the door, never to hear from him again, or even see him.
Damnit.
She cursed into the sheets. She knew why and she didn't want to let go. With all the loss she had suffered through, it hurt so much now as she tried to grasp the little she had left. Would she have felt any different if she still carried the Force? Or if the situation was any different? She had spent so much time with the Zabrak, Ebb had eventually gave in, instead of hating the creature that caused her so much pain and ever so much more misery, she had come to respect him and while she knew he was a Darth, she also saw him as just Thaed and she smiled.
Ebberla heard the door of the refresher open and shot up quickly, sitting on her knees. The scowl returned to her face and he commented, making his way to the bed.
"You missed a spot." she stated flatly, "Several spots." Ebberla leaned over the ledge and pointed them out. "I don't care if you haven't done it since you were a teen, though that's why it would explain you did such a fantastic job cleaning up. I still have seen a Hutt clean better than you, they probably could have done it faster too. Besides who vomits like that? I have never seen such a despicable display since the last I was on Zeltros." she nagged.
Ebberla was a standstill, no clue on what she should do, where she should go. Thaed had been that guide for her, though his mannerisms on how he exposed her to a different view were a bit unorthodox, she was beginning to thrive beneath it. The Sith told her to leave him, he let her go, she knew why she didn't go the first time, but now, why didn't she? The Zabrak was in the refresher, she could slip out the door, never to hear from him again, or even see him.
Damnit.
She cursed into the sheets. She knew why and she didn't want to let go. With all the loss she had suffered through, it hurt so much now as she tried to grasp the little she had left. Would she have felt any different if she still carried the Force? Or if the situation was any different? She had spent so much time with the Zabrak, Ebb had eventually gave in, instead of hating the creature that caused her so much pain and ever so much more misery, she had come to respect him and while she knew he was a Darth, she also saw him as just Thaed and she smiled.
Ebberla heard the door of the refresher open and shot up quickly, sitting on her knees. The scowl returned to her face and he commented, making his way to the bed.
"You missed a spot." she stated flatly, "Several spots." Ebberla leaned over the ledge and pointed them out. "I don't care if you haven't done it since you were a teen, though that's why it would explain you did such a fantastic job cleaning up. I still have seen a Hutt clean better than you, they probably could have done it faster too. Besides who vomits like that? I have never seen such a despicable display since the last I was on Zeltros." she nagged.