heysappho
Teifling Rogue
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Welcome to Terabithia,
Out off the beaten track, surrounded by dense forest and dirt roads, lies an abandoned house that isn't so abandoned anymore. It's a safe place for people like us. Secluded and quiet. Anyone that comes here is searching for a place to stay, either for the night or as a permanent residence. While the house is still in the process of being fixed up, it's a place where teenagers can stay for free as long as they contribute somehow.
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Alaska layed down on the worn mattress, her blanket puffing up around her. Looking at a drawing of the house, she thought of the improvements they could do to make the house not only more livable, but less drab and colorless.
Looking around her at the peeling walls, dusty floors, and furniture covered by large cloths, she turned her head to the side and looked at her partner in crime, lounging in a dusty chair. "What do you think we should do, Lidi?" she asked. Perhaps she's already thought of some ideas, she thought.
Signups: Here
Welcome to Terabithia,
Out off the beaten track, surrounded by dense forest and dirt roads, lies an abandoned house that isn't so abandoned anymore. It's a safe place for people like us. Secluded and quiet. Anyone that comes here is searching for a place to stay, either for the night or as a permanent residence. While the house is still in the process of being fixed up, it's a place where teenagers can stay for free as long as they contribute somehow.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Alaska layed down on the worn mattress, her blanket puffing up around her. Looking at a drawing of the house, she thought of the improvements they could do to make the house not only more livable, but less drab and colorless.
Looking around her at the peeling walls, dusty floors, and furniture covered by large cloths, she turned her head to the side and looked at her partner in crime, lounging in a dusty chair. "What do you think we should do, Lidi?" she asked. Perhaps she's already thought of some ideas, she thought.