RainClouds
Moon
- Joined
- Jan 17, 2013
Freya wasn't a normal girl, she couldn't be careless, couldn't hang with friends, go on dates or really be that active at all... She'd always been rather weak, rather frail. Her parents worried so much, keeping her cooped up in her room, home schooling, hired nurses. Trying hard to beat an unknown illness. All her life she just wanted to have fun, baring a playful, happy attitude without the health to entertain it. The illness was brutal and grueling on her weak body, something was amiss inside her but they couldn't figure out. All the doctors they hired were completely baffled, uncertain and unsure of anything, frustrating her parents to no end. All they did know for sure was her body wasn't going to last long, she'd die if something didn't happen. It'd been a week since they'd told her that, that she'd never seen past the age of twenty and right after she'd just had her nineteenth birthday. With such news the young woman found it hard to work at anything at all, laying in her bed feeling very much dead to the world already..
Although she was soon to meet a tragic end, Freya had such a slender, yet still curvy form, with a face like an angel, pale soft and round.. Her plump pink lips, wide blue eyes all surrounded by long dark hair, curled at the ends. Currently those bright blues were closed, lips spread in soft, gentle breaths. Her body, despite having womanly curves was still quite petite, frail and delicate. Like you could snap the girl in once forceful motion, almost ghostly pale in the moonlight that trickled into her large room. Despite her adopted parents wealth, all they could really give her was comfort, a nice, big spacious room with a balcony that often stayed open. The sheer drapes over it fluttering in a warm nights breeze, over to her fourposter bed which seemed to have the same light white draperies hanging from it. Sheets pulled up just below her young perk breasts, a white nightgown held up by thin straps, it didn't seem there was much else underneath either.
She was peaceful, sound asleep with worries melting away into a dream of life without this illness, being able to roam free, to have friends and be close to others. Even to just leave the house, with this current news her parents just wanted her to rest, to spend her days inside. But all Freya wanted to do was live, live until her little heart gave out and it was her time to go. Would it really end like this? Cooped up in a room till the end of her days, alone, depressed and frightened. She didn't want to die, she didn't want to be alone... At least at night she could escape the harshness of reality with the fantasies swirling around dreamland.
Although she was soon to meet a tragic end, Freya had such a slender, yet still curvy form, with a face like an angel, pale soft and round.. Her plump pink lips, wide blue eyes all surrounded by long dark hair, curled at the ends. Currently those bright blues were closed, lips spread in soft, gentle breaths. Her body, despite having womanly curves was still quite petite, frail and delicate. Like you could snap the girl in once forceful motion, almost ghostly pale in the moonlight that trickled into her large room. Despite her adopted parents wealth, all they could really give her was comfort, a nice, big spacious room with a balcony that often stayed open. The sheer drapes over it fluttering in a warm nights breeze, over to her fourposter bed which seemed to have the same light white draperies hanging from it. Sheets pulled up just below her young perk breasts, a white nightgown held up by thin straps, it didn't seem there was much else underneath either.
She was peaceful, sound asleep with worries melting away into a dream of life without this illness, being able to roam free, to have friends and be close to others. Even to just leave the house, with this current news her parents just wanted her to rest, to spend her days inside. But all Freya wanted to do was live, live until her little heart gave out and it was her time to go. Would it really end like this? Cooped up in a room till the end of her days, alone, depressed and frightened. She didn't want to die, she didn't want to be alone... At least at night she could escape the harshness of reality with the fantasies swirling around dreamland.