NOE
'Cause, baby, I could build a castle
Out of all the bricks they threw at me
Out of all the bricks they threw at me
”Oh, no problem,” Noe said as she squeezed by, placing a hand on the lumber pile as though to claim it as her own. She glanced back at the hooded stranger. ”It’s not like them to be quite this disorganized,” she commented, going back to her quick survey of the wood. At first glance, it looked like what she ordered, but she had learned the hard way a few deliveries ago not to trust her first glance.
It took her a few minutes, but she was able to confirm that she’d gotten the right type of wood, the right amount of planks, and that the shipment would be delivered to the training grounds by the end of the next day. Satisfied, she turned to find the hooded stranger still waiting. ”What are you waiting on?” she asked kindly, taking pity on him. ”I know some of the workers. I can find out where it is.”
It took her a few minutes, but she was able to confirm that she’d gotten the right type of wood, the right amount of planks, and that the shipment would be delivered to the training grounds by the end of the next day. Satisfied, she turned to find the hooded stranger still waiting. ”What are you waiting on?” she asked kindly, taking pity on him. ”I know some of the workers. I can find out where it is.”
And every day is like a battle
But every night with us is like a dream
But every night with us is like a dream
