I saw Jude's mouth opening before closing again; he seemed genuinely stunned.
Even if he would speak, I was sure to have judged the situation correctly
"If you don't want to continue to be a victim of domestic violence, I would recommend that you either find yourself help, or you flee from this place as well." I was relieved to have gotten it off my chest, at least partly having done my responsibility as a teacher and adult.
"Now get down." I asked him; he was straddling me but not sitting on me, one hand still on my chin, the other having wandered from my wrist to enclosing my whole hand.
I have to say, I was angry. It wasn't enough to be seen by one person as a substitute; the second Lennister was the same as his father.
Every freaking one here saw me as a substitute, and, just because of my appearance, I had been ripped out of my old life. I have had enough of this.