EllaRae
Planetoid
- Joined
- Jan 9, 2010
Time dragged on, another month passed until Trinity ended up back in the same town that she had met Richard. The same town he lived in, worked in... It was close to dusk and if his work schedule had remained the same since she had left then he would be coming home soon. Or at least, she hoped he would.
From her research he hadn't moved, so she strolled into his back yard where it was lined with trees and shaded from any nosy neighbors. Raising both of her arms, a cyclone began to whirl around her, lifting her up off of the ground and as she moved her hands, the cyclone moved as well, depositing her on the man's roof. The skylight, for some reason, was the only thing not wired into his security system. Probably because no one would have a reasonable way to get onto the roof without alerting someone. She popped the glass up with the lever meant to raise the skylight for cleaning purposes and she slid her lithe frame through the small opening, landing with precision on his bed.
For a moment, she closed her eyes and inhaled deeply. The scent of him filled the room even in his absence. But she didn't come for that. She didn't come for memories and nostalgia. She came because she had questions and he had answers.
Sliding off of the bed, she pulled at the hem of her strapless top, adjusting it so that it fell down over the hem of her jeans. She didn't want to look the way she had when she had first met Richard, overly groomed, overly prepared. Trinity just wanted to appear... Normal.
Pushing her large aviator sunglasses up on her nose, she moved quickly out of the bedroom, down the stairway and into the living room. With a smirk, she made herself comfortable, running a hand along the fabric of the sofa before settling back with her arms folded across her midsection.
Now she just had to wait for him to get home.
From her research he hadn't moved, so she strolled into his back yard where it was lined with trees and shaded from any nosy neighbors. Raising both of her arms, a cyclone began to whirl around her, lifting her up off of the ground and as she moved her hands, the cyclone moved as well, depositing her on the man's roof. The skylight, for some reason, was the only thing not wired into his security system. Probably because no one would have a reasonable way to get onto the roof without alerting someone. She popped the glass up with the lever meant to raise the skylight for cleaning purposes and she slid her lithe frame through the small opening, landing with precision on his bed.
For a moment, she closed her eyes and inhaled deeply. The scent of him filled the room even in his absence. But she didn't come for that. She didn't come for memories and nostalgia. She came because she had questions and he had answers.
Sliding off of the bed, she pulled at the hem of her strapless top, adjusting it so that it fell down over the hem of her jeans. She didn't want to look the way she had when she had first met Richard, overly groomed, overly prepared. Trinity just wanted to appear... Normal.
Pushing her large aviator sunglasses up on her nose, she moved quickly out of the bedroom, down the stairway and into the living room. With a smirk, she made herself comfortable, running a hand along the fabric of the sofa before settling back with her arms folded across her midsection.
Now she just had to wait for him to get home.