PhoenixRising82
“Ours is the Magic. Ours is the Power.”
- Joined
- Jun 1, 2019
- Location
- Hell with Love
She felt him grow closer as he leaned in toward her. Her gaze dropped from the rising numbers above them as her head tilted to peer directly at Holmes. Crimson curls shifting and brushing across his cheek as she did.
Deep pools of green met him directly when he looked at her. Curiosity dancing in their depths at the man that was sniffing her. Under normal circumstances, she’d have likely drew away but they were in an elevator and she really didn’t have much room to escape should he decide to descend on her again if he wanted. What she wouldn’t admit to herself at the moment was that she didn’t mind him doing it either.
”Hmm?”
Her brow perked questioningly as the strange words escaped him. She recognized it only as Japanese or something similar but did not understand what he’d said in the slightest. It wasn’t any that she knew. She nodded, confirming that her sister indeed had worked in cryptocurrency.
”Much to my parents chagrin, I didn’t have the same knack that Elenor or Evan did for cryptocurrency. I became a journalist and that moved more into photo journalism. El, my brother and our parents actually reside in the much more prestigious Westever Towers. So yes, she did quite well for herself.”
She said quietly, leaning her head back against the wall behind her as the elevator continued to climb. She was quiet until Holmes spoke again.
His question brought a soft huff of a chuckle from her as her head lifted. Color blossoming gently over the apples of her cheeks.
”No. No, my sister was the uh, amorous one. Me, I stayed in usually. I...I was the nerd, the book worm....so....”
She shrugged her shoulders softly, tucking her hands back into the pocket at her belly and was ever grateful that the elevator finally had reached her floor and allowed her and him a brief reprieve from her awkward stumbling over her own words.
She led the way to her apartment and had her key, producing it before seeing the police had set their locks in place. Stepping back when Holmes stepped beside her and set to work on them. She watched in curiosity, her head tilting. He was certainly an enigma.
And she was lost in that thought when he straightened, his hand preparing to open the door and asked his question.
”Huh? Um, no, no attack dogs or....dungeons of any sort.”
She blinked, that color rising softly again as she laughed.
”Not unless my sister or the police did some quick renovations while I was out. So....I can’t make any promises.”
Deep pools of green met him directly when he looked at her. Curiosity dancing in their depths at the man that was sniffing her. Under normal circumstances, she’d have likely drew away but they were in an elevator and she really didn’t have much room to escape should he decide to descend on her again if he wanted. What she wouldn’t admit to herself at the moment was that she didn’t mind him doing it either.
”Hmm?”
Her brow perked questioningly as the strange words escaped him. She recognized it only as Japanese or something similar but did not understand what he’d said in the slightest. It wasn’t any that she knew. She nodded, confirming that her sister indeed had worked in cryptocurrency.
”Much to my parents chagrin, I didn’t have the same knack that Elenor or Evan did for cryptocurrency. I became a journalist and that moved more into photo journalism. El, my brother and our parents actually reside in the much more prestigious Westever Towers. So yes, she did quite well for herself.”
She said quietly, leaning her head back against the wall behind her as the elevator continued to climb. She was quiet until Holmes spoke again.
His question brought a soft huff of a chuckle from her as her head lifted. Color blossoming gently over the apples of her cheeks.
”No. No, my sister was the uh, amorous one. Me, I stayed in usually. I...I was the nerd, the book worm....so....”
She shrugged her shoulders softly, tucking her hands back into the pocket at her belly and was ever grateful that the elevator finally had reached her floor and allowed her and him a brief reprieve from her awkward stumbling over her own words.
She led the way to her apartment and had her key, producing it before seeing the police had set their locks in place. Stepping back when Holmes stepped beside her and set to work on them. She watched in curiosity, her head tilting. He was certainly an enigma.
And she was lost in that thought when he straightened, his hand preparing to open the door and asked his question.
”Huh? Um, no, no attack dogs or....dungeons of any sort.”
She blinked, that color rising softly again as she laughed.
”Not unless my sister or the police did some quick renovations while I was out. So....I can’t make any promises.”