Yes, Beauty. Go apologize. Give us readers more fangirl moments between you and your Beast!
But really, I wonder how the apology will go. I have a feeling something truly fearsome will be revealed to Beauty if she catches the Beast unawares right now. Or it could be something much sweeter and they'll have a bonding moment.
(Also, I totally thought I was going to go to bed but I had to stay awake for this new chapter!)
I am so happy that she has large eyebrows and no lipstick - or rather, definitive lips that are obviously more "appealing" that other the women's lips in the early pages. She's a wholesome pretty, maybe plain to some, but just right for me!
I wonder what she thinks she'd be apologizing *for*.... Expressing herself badly? Discussing a sensitive topic? Trying to see something that's not there? Merely offending him? Or is the apology intended more to open communication with the Beast again?
Time flies by and she cannot sleep. You might have just outright said you don't hate him, dear Beauty. He might have found that touching, though he would have also probably gone off to angst in the corner about you not understanding how undeserving he is of your affections or something equally melodramatic. At least she realizes she has to apologize for upsetting him. Go Beauty!
I dont understand for what she wants to apologize.
It was Beast who started with Ovid.
When she gets something wrong he can correct that or am I too much male here?
But really, I wonder how the apology will go. I have a feeling something truly fearsome will be revealed to Beauty if she catches the Beast unawares right now. Or it could be something much sweeter and they'll have a bonding moment.
(Also, I totally thought I was going to go to bed but I had to stay awake for this new chapter!)
*spins around in delirious joy*
Of course, this is could end really badly if she walks in on him eating newborn kittens or something...
Also, I love that last panel so much I want to hug it.
Go girl. Do us a favor and say you're sorry.
It was Beast who started with Ovid.
When she gets something wrong he can correct that or am I too much male here?