Post by Deleted on Apr 9, 2013 21:34:53 GMT -6
As his body touched hers, Blueblood felt the slight sensation of a flinch.While he was of course trying to make advances on her, he still had his gentleman’s training to keep in mind about these sort of things. He took an inch or two to the side; close enough to still be intimate but not enough to actually be touching her. That seemed to be a perfect compromise, right? He would let her be comfortable for a bit but still be in a good position to make a move.
His hopes of that possibility, however, were soon being crushed with the sound of…okay, he had never heard such a sound being made by a pony. Whatever that hnnn was supposed to be, he doubted that it was going to be something in his favor. The rejection of his suggestions that immediately came after that mystifying sound made sure of that.
”O-oh, well then….” he said, not really sure where to go from there.
In his life he had, of course, had his advances rejected. Usually when that occurred he would feel insulted, outraged that whatever fine mare he was attempting to hit on would say no to, as the magazines always said, the most eligible bachelor in Equestria. He was Blueblood, nephew of the princesses. Other than the princesses themselves, he was the closest thing to royalty in all of Equestria! Rejecting the privilege of being with him? It was a complete and utter outrage!
And then came the Gala, where not only was he rejected, but he was lectured, scorned, terrorized, and slathered in cake by that mare, Rarity. Every fiber of his being still held a grudge, still thought everything that had happened since was her fault. But one thing he had to grudgingly admit was that since that night, well, rejections lost their “ultimate insult” status in his mind.
Whether that was due to some actual change in his personality, or that rejection meant nothing in comparison to that night he didn’t know. But what he did know was that right now he wasn’t plotting to try and ruin this Fluttershy girl’s life in any shape or manner that he could. And that, to be quite frankly, was a new experience for him. Enough that he was still just staring blankly at her several good seconds after his “Well then…”
”Uhm, I guess we can just keep looking at these exhibits then…” he finally said, just wanting to move on.
As much as the lack of rage at Fluttershy confused him though, he also had another feeling he wasn’t used to; disappointment. Oh sure, he had been wrong about a mare’s intentions or personalities before, so his underestimation of her shyness wasn’t new. But in all those cases he could easily dismiss them. “Oh, she was ugly anyway” or “phh, prude,” or whatever excuse his mind conjured up. But here? All he felt was just a teeny tiny bit of disappointment he was wrong about her. This was, hopefully, a feeling he would not experience very often.