AISHA
and i knew
how could she not
how could she not
Aisha had explored much of the settlement, and now rather than going further into the ruins she'd decided to return to the spire, where she'd first arrived. It seemed like a lifetime ago that she'd been in the courtyard back in her world, entranced by a strange glimmer in reality. It was less than a month in reality, and she was already feeling as though her old life was a dream.
It felt wrong, to forget, to watch her memories float away with the tide of the days. But she'd at least begun to accept that it was happening, and instead of pushing away the progress she tried to embrace it, as well as embrace this new world. So today she decided would be a day to reflect, to finally open up to all her emotions and think.
Despite the the crinkling of fall leaves below her feet, the grass in the glade remained sweet and full. It was still trying, still pert and green and just right. To sit and relax was a joy she seldom granted herself, always on the move, alert, a kinetic creature by nature. But here in this moment, she closed her hazel eyes and just grew still.
It felt wrong, to forget, to watch her memories float away with the tide of the days. But she'd at least begun to accept that it was happening, and instead of pushing away the progress she tried to embrace it, as well as embrace this new world. So today she decided would be a day to reflect, to finally open up to all her emotions and think.
Despite the the crinkling of fall leaves below her feet, the grass in the glade remained sweet and full. It was still trying, still pert and green and just right. To sit and relax was a joy she seldom granted herself, always on the move, alert, a kinetic creature by nature. But here in this moment, she closed her hazel eyes and just grew still.
she could have
anyone she wants
anyone she wants
