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**ZeldaFan64** · July 3rd, 2017, 05:45 AM

Rhei was finally giving in as salty droplets began to stream down his eyes from the hairbrush delivered to his already-crimson pair of buttcheeks. Poor Rhei knew he shouldn't have stolen from her, as not only would he be caught and over her knee spanked like a little child, but he now considered himself as no longer a warrior but a criminal. That's all he seen himself. Well, that and a spoilt greedy little brat. Would Clair see the same way?

It took him a few seconds to see that the punishment has ceased, and he gave winces when the material was smoothed against his heinie. When he stood up, he looked at her before he tried to reach back to rub his rear.

But she grabbed one of his arms and he didn't struggle this time, following her. His hand went down to rub his rear over his three layers of clothing before it came up to wipe his eyes. "Wh-where ya takin' me?"

**Crash-Bash** · July 3rd, 2017, 01:31 PM

Clair lead the boy over to the front door. She unlocked and opened it, then turned him to face her.

"Now, listen to me, young man," she said, "I want you to go home and think about what you did. And if I ever catch you stealing from my house again, you're going back over my lap for another dose of the hairbrush....and let me warn you, it won't just be with the wooden side if that happens. Do I make myself clear?"

Before the boy could answer, she pulled him into a surprising yet still sincere hug.

"You shouldn't be stealing from anyone," she added, in a much more gentle tone, "You're better than that."

Then, with that, she ushered the boy outside and closed the door.

**ZeldaFan64** · July 3rd, 2017, 01:59 PM

Finally, she was releasing him and Rhei couldn't ask for more. He wanted to escape this house as it was a big mistake doing so. As he saw the path leading outside, he prepared to leave her, but found himself facing this woman. He looked up at her due to the height difference and he listened to her instructions of what to do. He wanted to return to his home.

"Y-yes, ma'" to her intentions, he didn't have time to answer as he felt a pair of slender arms wrapping around his body and face against her chest. This wasn't an act of perversion as teens embraced by older ladies would dream to be in his shoes. This was comfort. Tears went down his eyes from the shame of him becoming a thief. He went straight out without a word, standing still without a word.

Then he sniffled and reached both hands to rub his rear, radiating the sting. To make matters worse, it started to rain so instantly. Rhei quickly made it to a tree. "I can't tell no-one about this... Mama isn't going to be pleased..." in his hand came his weapon; a large emerald-coloured key attached to a hilt to act as a blade. It was called in fact a Keyblade.

He thrown it into the air where it manifested into the Glider, a hover board that resembled the very weapon. It floated down for him to step on, but when he did, he found himself falling to the ground, the cold wet grass soaking his robe.

Minutes later, he was sitting on the sidewalk with the robe over him like a cover, as sneezes escaped his nose. Due to the redness in his rear, his thighs suffered some of the blows and so balancing on his Glider was nearly impossible. Plus.., he didn't wan to show his face to the people at Radiant Garden.

**Crash-Bash** · July 3rd, 2017, 02:39 PM

It was at this moment when, from the upper window of Clair's house, someone noticed the boy sitting close by. It was a young girl, about 10 years old, with black hair done up in a messy ponytail. She watched the boy for quite some time.

**ZeldaFan64** · July 3rd, 2017, 02:48 PM

Rhei didn't notice the girl, as his arms was up in the air to support the robe in order to block out the rain. He was focused on keeping himself dry, as useless as it is. He continued to sneeze, snot blocking up his nostrils and sadly making the boy sick.

He was sat right in front of the house he failed to steal from.

**Crash-Bash** · July 3rd, 2017, 02:59 PM

The girl watched for a little while longer, then ran away.

Moments later, the door opened. It was Clair, holding an umbrella. She walked over to the boy.

"You're still here?" she asked. She had been a little annoyed when she noticed who it was, but after seeing the state he was in, now felt concerned, "Why haven't you gone home?"

**ZeldaFan64** · July 3rd, 2017, 03:15 PM

Rhei looked up at the woman, feeling a shiver that wasn't from coldness down his spine. He answered her slowly; "I just can't get home..." he said, where his redness soaked his bottom as well, coming into contact with his rednesss from the brush.

He did want to return to his family for the main point but he was a little edged of whether to use his Keyblade.

**Crash-Bash** · July 3rd, 2017, 03:22 PM

Clair pondered her possibilities. This boy HAD just broken into her house and tried to steal from her...but on the other hand, he looked so sad and it didn't feel right to just leave him there. She gave a small sigh, and then held out her hand.

"Hey....why don't you come inside? At least for the time being. You'll be out of the rain and in the warm at least." She gave a gentle, sincere smile.

**ZeldaFan64** · July 3rd, 2017, 09:53 PM

She... she couldn't be serious. This woman, who he tried to steal from, was actually allowing him entry into her OWN house?! Her house. The one who he failed to steal from? HER HOUSE.

Rhei blinked a few times and lifted his hand, hesitating before a sliding a cold and wet palm into hers. "Are... you sure?"

**Crash-Bash** · July 3rd, 2017, 10:34 PM

"Not really, but I can't leave you out here on your own. It wouldn't be right," said Clair.

Helping the boy up, she lead him back into the house, out of the rain.

"You caught me at a very late hour, but hopefully we can get you sorted out," she said, "Oh, that reminds me, I never caught your name. My name is Clair."