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Title: Trust me
Fandom: Berserk
Pairing: Jill/Rosine
Word Count: 250
Rating: PG
Warning: -
Challenge/Prompt: Drabble Cycle AU: Vampires
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100_women: daughter
Jill sits at her window and stares into the nightsky. Her hands are still trembling and she can taste blood on her lip where it has split. It stings when her salty tears drip into the wound, so she wipes her face, seeking solace in the twinkling stars above.
“Why?” she asks with a thin voice. “Why is he always doing this?”
Wasn’t a father supposed to love and protect his daughter?
“Jill?”
The girl startles at the voice. Suddenly there’s a well-known face right in front of her.
“Rosine?”
“Oh Jill … what happened to you,” Rosine asks and cups the bruised cheek with a cold hand.
Jill’s lip trembles. “Father, he –“ She can’t finish the sentence, the sympathy in her friends’ eyes brings new tears.
“Oh Jill … don’t worry. I’m here now. I’ll take you with me.”
Jill sobs into Rosine’s shoulder as the other girl wraps her arms around her.
“I’ll keep you save. I’ll show you a whole new world, where no one will ever hurt you again. Do you want to come with me?”
Jill nods and wipes her face once more.
“Then close your eyes and trust me.”
Jill does as she’s told. A sting and a draining pain follows.
“Rosine …”
“Shht … here, drink now.”
Jill feels so weak, but there’s something wet against her lips, and so she drinks.
When she opens her eyes again, the world has changed. She looks into the sky, and the stars never shone brighter.
Fandom: Berserk
Pairing: Jill/Rosine
Word Count: 250
Rating: PG
Warning: -
Challenge/Prompt: Drabble Cycle AU: Vampires
Challenge/Prompt:
100_women: daughterJill sits at her window and stares into the nightsky. Her hands are still trembling and she can taste blood on her lip where it has split. It stings when her salty tears drip into the wound, so she wipes her face, seeking solace in the twinkling stars above.
“Why?” she asks with a thin voice. “Why is he always doing this?”
Wasn’t a father supposed to love and protect his daughter?
“Jill?”
The girl startles at the voice. Suddenly there’s a well-known face right in front of her.
“Rosine?”
“Oh Jill … what happened to you,” Rosine asks and cups the bruised cheek with a cold hand.
Jill’s lip trembles. “Father, he –“ She can’t finish the sentence, the sympathy in her friends’ eyes brings new tears.
“Oh Jill … don’t worry. I’m here now. I’ll take you with me.”
Jill sobs into Rosine’s shoulder as the other girl wraps her arms around her.
“I’ll keep you save. I’ll show you a whole new world, where no one will ever hurt you again. Do you want to come with me?”
Jill nods and wipes her face once more.
“Then close your eyes and trust me.”
Jill does as she’s told. A sting and a draining pain follows.
“Rosine …”
“Shht … here, drink now.”
Jill feels so weak, but there’s something wet against her lips, and so she drinks.
When she opens her eyes again, the world has changed. She looks into the sky, and the stars never shone brighter.
