Winged Fae
Super-Earth
- Joined
- Apr 7, 2009
She couldn't believe the news she had heard not to long ago. Her own husband had sold her to someone. And she wouldn't have so shocked if it were someone else, but this person she was sold to was her own son! Faeren stood in the house, wearing her normal clothing and waiting for her son to arrive. Her husband had moved out of the house, and her son would be moving back in. To her it seemed as if it would be a cover, the son living with the mother.
She had long red, curly hair, set freely on her shoulders. She had on a long, loose dress with patterns of roses and vines. The roses were red, obvious, and the dress was black, the vines green. She had on a pair of high heels, and some black gloves. She wore a wide brimmed hat, just plain black. Her eyes were a natural hazel, but she required contacts, and got a pair of all green contacts, so her eyes looked like green orbs.
She could hear a car coming up, and would walk to the door, cracking it open to see her son's car pull up. She fully opened the door and walked out. "AH! Welcome home!" She said in a cheery tone, walking up to the car. "Do you need any help unpacking?" She asked, still assuming that it was suppose to be a cover up, and her being sold to her son was suppose to be a secret of sorts or something.
She had long red, curly hair, set freely on her shoulders. She had on a long, loose dress with patterns of roses and vines. The roses were red, obvious, and the dress was black, the vines green. She had on a pair of high heels, and some black gloves. She wore a wide brimmed hat, just plain black. Her eyes were a natural hazel, but she required contacts, and got a pair of all green contacts, so her eyes looked like green orbs.
She could hear a car coming up, and would walk to the door, cracking it open to see her son's car pull up. She fully opened the door and walked out. "AH! Welcome home!" She said in a cheery tone, walking up to the car. "Do you need any help unpacking?" She asked, still assuming that it was suppose to be a cover up, and her being sold to her son was suppose to be a secret of sorts or something.