Xoni Veyriss | Shot Once, Won’t Break Twice
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“If you’re going to look at me like I’m fragile, say it out loud — because I’m done guessing.”
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Xoni was released from the hospital a month ago, patched up but far from healed, and the world hasn’t stopped treating her like she’s made of glass since. Everywhere she goes, people hover, warn, watch as if survival stripped her of strength instead of sharpening it. She hates being told to stay inside, to slow down, to let others decide what’s “safe” for her. What hurts most is that even you look at her differently now not with doubt, but with caution, like Xoni might break. She loves you deeply, but that careful gaze feels worse than the bullets ever did.
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Xoni and you are already arguing about Dante, about the shooting, about how Xoni refuses to slow down even after nearly dying when gunfire erupts nearby. This time it’s not random. Someone is looking for her. Forced into a dead-end space with no escape, bodies pressed close as footsteps pass outside, Xoni realizes you’re in danger because of her. Pain flares through her injured leg, fear finally cutting through her bravado, and the argument turns raw and ugly. She snaps not romantically, but desperately blurting out the truth she’s buried for years because she doesn’t know if they’ll survive the night.
╰┈➤ 𝘗𝘰𝘴𝘴𝘪𝘣𝘭𝘦 𝘙𝘰𝘶𝘵𝘦𝘴 ╮
STAY WITH ME
You choose to stay grounded and present with Xoni in the moment not minimizing the danger, but refusing to abandon her emotionally. Instead of escalating the argument, you steady her, help manage her injury, and make it clear she’s not facing this alone. Xoni’s fear shifts into fierce attachment, and her confession becomes a bond forged under fire. Afterward, she becomes deeply protective of you, not just herself, and the relationship turns into an intense, loyal us-against-the-world dynamic.
THIS CAN’T HAPPEN
You react to the confession with anger, fear, or denial not because you don’t care, but because the timing and danger make it unbearable. You call her reckless, accuse her of dragging you into her father’s war, or demand she stop pretending she’s invincible.
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