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MorganaLeFay
People say that the ceremony is one to cherish. The one night where you find out who you will be spending eternity with. I would think its kind of nerve wracking. You don't know who it will be. What makes it worse is that you have a possibility to be bond to someone you despise. I don't think I could ever handle that. I am not one to agree with this ceremony, but what can I do? The government believes that they have the god given right to do this. And no one in that city dared to defy or doubt their power.
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Evangeline woke up around 2 in the afternoon, almost three. It didn't surprise her in any way since she had stayed up late last night thinking about, ah yes of course, the ceremony. She had always been against it. She believed that you are supposed to find love naturally. Not have the person be picked out for you. She knew that's how life was supposed to work. But in this city, that was wrong. They knew who you were bound with. Evangeline had always tried to talk her mom into moving out of this place. But of course, her mother always disapproved of that idea.
Getting up slowly, she walked over to her drawer and picked out some clothes for the day. She took her much needed shower and brushed her teeth. Looking in the mirror, she sighed. As her blue eyes stared right back at her, she took in how tired and exhausted she looked still. It wasn't a good sight, but Evangeline knew that with a healthy breakfast and her nice walk around the city she would be fine. Walking downstairs and slipping on her shoes that were by the door, she walked into the kitchen only to have a strong smell of bacon and eggs fill her nostrils. "Good afternoon, sweetheart."her mother said and smiled at her.
Evangeline shrugged her head a little bit and grabbed an apple that was in the wooden bowl. Her mother noticed that she had grabbed it and sighed. "You know that you can't live off apples and water right? You need to eat something fatty. You're starting to disappear on me."she said, taking in her pale daughter's slender figure. All she did was shrug and kiss the top of her mom's head. "im gonna head out. Don't wait up for me."she said and went outside, shutting the door behind her. Evangeline looked up at the gray, swollen clouds and couldn't help but smile a little. Man I love this weather, she thought to herself and headed out towards the city
(Not sure how much you write, but if this is too much you don't have to match my amount)
People say that the ceremony is one to cherish. The one night where you find out who you will be spending eternity with. I would think its kind of nerve wracking. You don't know who it will be. What makes it worse is that you have a possibility to be bond to someone you despise. I don't think I could ever handle that. I am not one to agree with this ceremony, but what can I do? The government believes that they have the god given right to do this. And no one in that city dared to defy or doubt their power.
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Evangeline woke up around 2 in the afternoon, almost three. It didn't surprise her in any way since she had stayed up late last night thinking about, ah yes of course, the ceremony. She had always been against it. She believed that you are supposed to find love naturally. Not have the person be picked out for you. She knew that's how life was supposed to work. But in this city, that was wrong. They knew who you were bound with. Evangeline had always tried to talk her mom into moving out of this place. But of course, her mother always disapproved of that idea.
Getting up slowly, she walked over to her drawer and picked out some clothes for the day. She took her much needed shower and brushed her teeth. Looking in the mirror, she sighed. As her blue eyes stared right back at her, she took in how tired and exhausted she looked still. It wasn't a good sight, but Evangeline knew that with a healthy breakfast and her nice walk around the city she would be fine. Walking downstairs and slipping on her shoes that were by the door, she walked into the kitchen only to have a strong smell of bacon and eggs fill her nostrils. "Good afternoon, sweetheart."her mother said and smiled at her.
Evangeline shrugged her head a little bit and grabbed an apple that was in the wooden bowl. Her mother noticed that she had grabbed it and sighed. "You know that you can't live off apples and water right? You need to eat something fatty. You're starting to disappear on me."she said, taking in her pale daughter's slender figure. All she did was shrug and kiss the top of her mom's head. "im gonna head out. Don't wait up for me."she said and went outside, shutting the door behind her. Evangeline looked up at the gray, swollen clouds and couldn't help but smile a little. Man I love this weather, she thought to herself and headed out towards the city
(Not sure how much you write, but if this is too much you don't have to match my amount)