Wrenarias
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When Dorian tensed up beside her and tightened his grasp on her hand, Wren noticed the subtle shift in his demeanor. There was something on his mind and a strange sense of dread crept up her arm through their touch. While she didn't know exactly what plagued him, she decided to take a slight risk, letting her barrier down for the briefest of moments to allow a comforting reassurance to spread through his hand. Her fingers tightened delicately around his own in a gentle squeeze and then she reestablished her barrier between them.
"No, on all accounts." She replied with a soft chuckle, shaking her head.
Walking into the restaurant was unsettling enough that Wren started to reconsider the entire date. As her eyes glanced around the crowd of diners, she quickly realized that she was the only alien that wasn't an employee at the establishment. With her bare metal cybernetic prosthetic, she stood out all the more.
You've fought in literal war zones. Don't let these people scare you.
She took a deep breath to steel her nerves, following Dorian as he led her through the crowds. Knowing that she didn't actually need to impress any of these people helped her cope with the new situation.
Once they were seated at their table, the twi'lek seemed to noticeably relax. From here she could watch the wealthy elite of Coruscant mull about their evening. People with enough credits that the rest of galaxy was utterly irrelevant. These men and women lived a very different life from Wrenarias. Dorian, she reminded herself, was included among their rank and file.
She was the outsider here in every sense of the word. The only alien. The only one with an exposed prosthetic. The only one who had to check her account before she bought something.
Dorian's voice pulled her out of her wandering thoughts and her attention quickly turned back to him.
"No, no. It's fine. Just trying to avoid making a spectacle of myself." She grinned at him, leaning forward slightly over the table towards him.
"But yeah, you're not wrong about them being a bunch of sno--"
She was interrupted by the server, a pretty human girl, stepping up to the table. The server greeted Dorian with a welcoming and familiar smile. "Good evening, Mr. Harper... and good evening to you as well, Miss..." The blonde woman glanced down to a terminal in her hand. "Sable."
"It's pronounced Sa-bell, actually." Wren said with a friendly smile to the waitress. "But just Wren is fine."
"Of course, my mistake Miss Sabel." The woman nodded once, then looked to Dorian with another smile. "What will you two be having this evening?"
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"No, on all accounts." She replied with a soft chuckle, shaking her head.
Walking into the restaurant was unsettling enough that Wren started to reconsider the entire date. As her eyes glanced around the crowd of diners, she quickly realized that she was the only alien that wasn't an employee at the establishment. With her bare metal cybernetic prosthetic, she stood out all the more.
You've fought in literal war zones. Don't let these people scare you.
She took a deep breath to steel her nerves, following Dorian as he led her through the crowds. Knowing that she didn't actually need to impress any of these people helped her cope with the new situation.
Once they were seated at their table, the twi'lek seemed to noticeably relax. From here she could watch the wealthy elite of Coruscant mull about their evening. People with enough credits that the rest of galaxy was utterly irrelevant. These men and women lived a very different life from Wrenarias. Dorian, she reminded herself, was included among their rank and file.
She was the outsider here in every sense of the word. The only alien. The only one with an exposed prosthetic. The only one who had to check her account before she bought something.
Dorian's voice pulled her out of her wandering thoughts and her attention quickly turned back to him.
"No, no. It's fine. Just trying to avoid making a spectacle of myself." She grinned at him, leaning forward slightly over the table towards him.
"But yeah, you're not wrong about them being a bunch of sno--"
She was interrupted by the server, a pretty human girl, stepping up to the table. The server greeted Dorian with a welcoming and familiar smile. "Good evening, Mr. Harper... and good evening to you as well, Miss..." The blonde woman glanced down to a terminal in her hand. "Sable."
"It's pronounced Sa-bell, actually." Wren said with a friendly smile to the waitress. "But just Wren is fine."
"Of course, my mistake Miss Sabel." The woman nodded once, then looked to Dorian with another smile. "What will you two be having this evening?"
[member="Darth Maliphant"]