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TLLF: Part 4


Apologize!


Deidara stormed into his room and slammed the door. His face was red and his hands were still shaking in anger. Damn them He thought. Calling me a girl … What’s the problem of me being blonde! Being blonde doesn’t make me a girl! Deidara sulked as he sat on his bed, thinking over the events of what just happened, when Sasori came in. “ What do you want!” Deidara almost shouted. Sasori stood in his door way with a soft, almost friendly face.
“I’m sorry, about what happened back there. Hidan and Keisame can get that way sometimes. Just ignore them.” Deidara glared up at Sasori.
“Oh! Now you’re telling me what to do! Honestly! A plank boy like you!” he yelled. Sasori was shocked at Deidara’s response, and became deeply offended with Deidara and his rage was rising.
“ Hay! I’m just trying to help you! Stupid kid! You don’t know anything about me or this organization!” Sasori was enraged. He glared down at Deidara and his once soft eyes, grew hard and cold. “ Maybe you should just go back to the sad looking stone village where you came from and play with your stupid clay and your freaky hands!!” Sasori yelled. Deidara’s eyes widened and he looked away from Sasori.
“Get out.” He said. Deidara seemed to be trying to control his voice. Sasori just stood where he was and didn’t move a mussel. “ What are you waiting for! I said get out!” yelled Deidara. Sasori still didn’t move. Deidara stood up and stormed over to Sasori and tried to push him out. Sasori grabbed Deidara’s arm and twisted it back. Deidara let out a yell of pain and anger as Sasori made Deidara walk back to the bed. Still holding Deidara’s arm, Sasori pushed Deidara down so that Deidara’s face was in the blankets. “Ok kid,” said Sasori, “ It would be wise on your part if you apologize for your actions.”
“ No! I’m not going to apologize to a log like you!” Deidara yelled. Sasori’s eyes narrowed and he pushed Deidara’s arm further up and agents his back till it almost reached the breaking point.