Noah made his way towards where he had described in his letter to meet, glacier eyes scanning beneath his hood. For him, this weather was sweltering, though for Stormbreak he was not the only one with their hood up. Even though Longheat was on their horizon, the height gave way to colder temperatures to cling. And today was awfully windy.
Stepping through the crowd with enough grace not to knock into anyone but not with enough purpose to draw attention to himself, Noah neared the meeting space. As he lifted his chin, he didn't notice the face he expected to see. He sucked a breath in between his teeth and cursed under his breath, "Damnit," as he paused near a shipment of lumber.
He stuffed his hands in his pockets and turned to look around, mirroring the other patrons expecting their shipments and packages. At least he hadn't been the only one left waiting.
Stepping through the crowd with enough grace not to knock into anyone but not with enough purpose to draw attention to himself, Noah neared the meeting space. As he lifted his chin, he didn't notice the face he expected to see. He sucked a breath in between his teeth and cursed under his breath, "Damnit," as he paused near a shipment of lumber.
He stuffed his hands in his pockets and turned to look around, mirroring the other patrons expecting their shipments and packages. At least he hadn't been the only one left waiting.
no one ever tells you that forever feels like home
sitting all alone inside your head
