darkest_fate
machina erotica
- Joined
- Dec 17, 2009
- Location
- the INTERNET
"Hey honey, I'm home!" called Riley as she entered the entryway of a house that was, surprisingly, not actually her home. The precocious sixteen year old kicked off a pair of worn sneakers, putting them with the rest of the shoes as though they belonged there. Heck, Riley had been coming over here so long that it was a wonder they hadn't just adopted her already.
The girl's backpack landed near the shoes, the nearly empty bag already falling over. Not like Riley would actually bother to bring home books or homework or anything like that. Nah, there were other ways of dealing with that stuff; usually involving cramming stuff during breakfast or between classes. Riley was a master of the fast homework.
"Hey, fake mom and dad, I'm hooooome!" called Riley. She wasn't quiet as she moved through the familiar home. It belonged to her best friend of years, who, despite their age difference, was the closest person to Riley in, like, the world. Sure, Riley was a grade higher and much older (obviously more mature), but she wasn't about to leave behind her near sister. They'd been playing together since they were in diapers and all; friends of the family and all that crap. So yeah, it's safe to say Riley knew the house.
The girl hummed the latest Kesha song as she wiggled her way through the house. One hand went up to thread through her "trendy" hair. Riley was always experimenting with hair, usually dying it strange colors or twirling it into odd shapes. now she'd cut it into a cute short cute, less pageboy and more pixie, with the ends sticking out. It was also nearly jet black, with brilliant blue tips, even on the bangs that Riley had purposefully left. The girl chuckled as she tossed her head, enjoying herself.
"Just wait till you check out my hair this time!" she called. Now, she just had to figure out where her dear "sister" was. "I hope you're not doing homework or something embarrassing. I'd have to disown you or something."
The lean, near tomboy poked her head around a corner, beaming as she at last found her victim, err, friend. "Heya!" called the girl, wiggling fingers and coming around. "Whatcha think of the doo?"
She pointed at her hair, just in case the slang was completely undiscernable. As of yet, Riley hadn't realized what her friend was doing, and it almost seemed like she really wouldn't care.
The girl's backpack landed near the shoes, the nearly empty bag already falling over. Not like Riley would actually bother to bring home books or homework or anything like that. Nah, there were other ways of dealing with that stuff; usually involving cramming stuff during breakfast or between classes. Riley was a master of the fast homework.
"Hey, fake mom and dad, I'm hooooome!" called Riley. She wasn't quiet as she moved through the familiar home. It belonged to her best friend of years, who, despite their age difference, was the closest person to Riley in, like, the world. Sure, Riley was a grade higher and much older (obviously more mature), but she wasn't about to leave behind her near sister. They'd been playing together since they were in diapers and all; friends of the family and all that crap. So yeah, it's safe to say Riley knew the house.
The girl hummed the latest Kesha song as she wiggled her way through the house. One hand went up to thread through her "trendy" hair. Riley was always experimenting with hair, usually dying it strange colors or twirling it into odd shapes. now she'd cut it into a cute short cute, less pageboy and more pixie, with the ends sticking out. It was also nearly jet black, with brilliant blue tips, even on the bangs that Riley had purposefully left. The girl chuckled as she tossed her head, enjoying herself.
"Just wait till you check out my hair this time!" she called. Now, she just had to figure out where her dear "sister" was. "I hope you're not doing homework or something embarrassing. I'd have to disown you or something."
The lean, near tomboy poked her head around a corner, beaming as she at last found her victim, err, friend. "Heya!" called the girl, wiggling fingers and coming around. "Whatcha think of the doo?"
She pointed at her hair, just in case the slang was completely undiscernable. As of yet, Riley hadn't realized what her friend was doing, and it almost seemed like she really wouldn't care.