Yasha Cadera
Mom'alor
Struck me the other night, while I was half broken and sore beyond the beliefs and woes of mankind: I love my life. I love the fact I've got a ridiculously comical line of bruising, I love how I got each one, and I love that right now I'm singing in the shower. Whose shower? @[member="Jared Ovmar"]'s shower.
What, the man might be barkers, but he's the closest I've got to a solid and long lasting friend and the benefits! My voice warbles on, I feel outward for his mind hoping that it's a little bit better than it was last night, when the tempest of Jared's inner turmoil had kicked up and flung mental mud around. Hopping out of the shower I dry off, pout in the mirror, slide into a light blue dress and toss my chin length hair back behind my ears. Being around Jared is the safest I've ever been, and the thought strikes like a chiming bell, resonant and unyielding. All finished my beauty routine, I pull on a thin white scarf and pad out on my bare feet to the Penthouse's main room.
My plans of coffee and maybe a few eggs are utterly forgotten for the beauty of the view, the way the landscape of the apartment leads me in ten thousand directions but all of them back to that view, the cascading dawn on Annaj. I hear a contented sigh furl out of my mouth and I grab that coffee to sit with my legs kicked over the arm of a chair to watch the world drift by. Wonder what Jared'll need from me today? Maybe nothing. If that's the case, well, I might make this coffee last as long as possible just to watch this view and feel the drifting security of this place.
After all, how long can it last? The ticking clock thunders toward an alarm that will eventually strike me into waking up alone, drifting back out in space in my Lifter. I'll make my peace with it eventually, I guess.
What, the man might be barkers, but he's the closest I've got to a solid and long lasting friend and the benefits! My voice warbles on, I feel outward for his mind hoping that it's a little bit better than it was last night, when the tempest of Jared's inner turmoil had kicked up and flung mental mud around. Hopping out of the shower I dry off, pout in the mirror, slide into a light blue dress and toss my chin length hair back behind my ears. Being around Jared is the safest I've ever been, and the thought strikes like a chiming bell, resonant and unyielding. All finished my beauty routine, I pull on a thin white scarf and pad out on my bare feet to the Penthouse's main room.
My plans of coffee and maybe a few eggs are utterly forgotten for the beauty of the view, the way the landscape of the apartment leads me in ten thousand directions but all of them back to that view, the cascading dawn on Annaj. I hear a contented sigh furl out of my mouth and I grab that coffee to sit with my legs kicked over the arm of a chair to watch the world drift by. Wonder what Jared'll need from me today? Maybe nothing. If that's the case, well, I might make this coffee last as long as possible just to watch this view and feel the drifting security of this place.
After all, how long can it last? The ticking clock thunders toward an alarm that will eventually strike me into waking up alone, drifting back out in space in my Lifter. I'll make my peace with it eventually, I guess.