Malicious Lullaby
Pulsar
- Joined
- Jan 9, 2009
- Location
- On my knees, in between his legs.
Sometimes it was always so hard. Living along without saying anything, sometimes even pretending that all was okay when in fact it really wasn’t. But for her, it wasn’t something to complain about. Somehow, even through the worst, she managed to find the shining light in even the most dimmest of situations. Not something she prided herself in but something that was simply natural to her, it being who she was.
Tohru Honda lost her mother some time ago and since then, had been living in her grandfather’s house. Her grandfather was a kind man and took her in without a second thought. It was her aunt and uncle and their children who weren’t exactly kind. Did she complain though? No, not once. Never. She simply did all of what she could, doing whatever possible to maintain a somewhat stable and less hostile living environment. When her grandfather’s house started going under some renovations, she didn’t have many to turn to and she certainly didn’t want to be a burden upon her two best friends, who had enough on their plates. Neither of them needed another inhabitant in their homes. Instead, Tohru settled on a tent, living with the bare minimum for now. After all, it was only temporary.
Dressed in her school uniform, she ventured on her usual walk to school. Her brown hair lay straight down her back, her bangs playing like a valance over her forehead but never bothersome and she wore a couple of pins in the side of her hair. A backpack was slung on her back and she walked in a casual stride. Her usual walk tended to have her passing the Sohma house that was along the way but never did she really stop. Until this day when she saw little figurines that looked to represent the Chinese zodiac. Oh, they were so cute!
She always loved to hear the story of the Chinese zodiac from her mother and whenever she did, she’d always want to be the cat. It never seemed fair for how things turned out for him, it certainly wasn’t his fault one bit. But that didn’t seem to matter. He’d been left out. Tohru knew how that felt. It wasn’t a good feeling to be left out. But again, looking onto more positive things. Stopping before the steps, she knelt down and looked them all over until she noticed that there wasn’t the cat. Of course, she did realize that the cat wasn’t officially apart of the zodiac but he was still part of the legend. He should be included.
Tohru Honda lost her mother some time ago and since then, had been living in her grandfather’s house. Her grandfather was a kind man and took her in without a second thought. It was her aunt and uncle and their children who weren’t exactly kind. Did she complain though? No, not once. Never. She simply did all of what she could, doing whatever possible to maintain a somewhat stable and less hostile living environment. When her grandfather’s house started going under some renovations, she didn’t have many to turn to and she certainly didn’t want to be a burden upon her two best friends, who had enough on their plates. Neither of them needed another inhabitant in their homes. Instead, Tohru settled on a tent, living with the bare minimum for now. After all, it was only temporary.
Dressed in her school uniform, she ventured on her usual walk to school. Her brown hair lay straight down her back, her bangs playing like a valance over her forehead but never bothersome and she wore a couple of pins in the side of her hair. A backpack was slung on her back and she walked in a casual stride. Her usual walk tended to have her passing the Sohma house that was along the way but never did she really stop. Until this day when she saw little figurines that looked to represent the Chinese zodiac. Oh, they were so cute!
She always loved to hear the story of the Chinese zodiac from her mother and whenever she did, she’d always want to be the cat. It never seemed fair for how things turned out for him, it certainly wasn’t his fault one bit. But that didn’t seem to matter. He’d been left out. Tohru knew how that felt. It wasn’t a good feeling to be left out. But again, looking onto more positive things. Stopping before the steps, she knelt down and looked them all over until she noticed that there wasn’t the cat. Of course, she did realize that the cat wasn’t officially apart of the zodiac but he was still part of the legend. He should be included.