QueenofDorks
Cute Space Dork
Marcelle pressed further into the darkening shade that the alcove offered. Rouge colored lips skewered together in a feline smirk at his prowling steps. But there was always a stumble, a pause in his slinking movements. The murmured words of protest against the old soul that warred within him. So Maddox still suffered from the side comments of Edwin. Still battling at a soul that was beginning to emerge from confinements, battling against an invisible force that wanted control. She suppressed laughter. This was quite the entertainment.
Icy swirling depths of her eyes surveyed his slow form, watching as he ambled by. As if trying to pinpoint where exactly his lover had slipped off to. She emerged from the indented corner of the hall and, feet sliding across wooden floor, silent as a cat, she caught him from behind. Hands curled around and pressed against his eyes, shielding his sight. Her breath warmed his ear. "I'm right here, Dox," she murmured, amusement lacing and twisting in her voice.
Freshly cut, and adorn in a pressed leather jacket, tattered shirt, and tight jeans, Andras emerged from their shared bedroom. Down he went, his feet gliding across the abstract tiling of the old military base. He uttered brief goodbyes to rebels and ordered the guards on alert in his absence. Then he was out, striding from the vast metal doors and into the chilly autumn air. Wind snatched at the trees overhead and his breath became apparent in the night air. A toothy grin curved his mouth and he popped open the front door of the mustang, sliding into the leather interior they offered. "Told you I'd be only a little while," he purred softly to Trixie.
Icy swirling depths of her eyes surveyed his slow form, watching as he ambled by. As if trying to pinpoint where exactly his lover had slipped off to. She emerged from the indented corner of the hall and, feet sliding across wooden floor, silent as a cat, she caught him from behind. Hands curled around and pressed against his eyes, shielding his sight. Her breath warmed his ear. "I'm right here, Dox," she murmured, amusement lacing and twisting in her voice.
Freshly cut, and adorn in a pressed leather jacket, tattered shirt, and tight jeans, Andras emerged from their shared bedroom. Down he went, his feet gliding across the abstract tiling of the old military base. He uttered brief goodbyes to rebels and ordered the guards on alert in his absence. Then he was out, striding from the vast metal doors and into the chilly autumn air. Wind snatched at the trees overhead and his breath became apparent in the night air. A toothy grin curved his mouth and he popped open the front door of the mustang, sliding into the leather interior they offered. "Told you I'd be only a little while," he purred softly to Trixie.