Elias
The stone had just hit the water, disappeared from view, when he heard a familiar, teasing tone. "Mmm, just the child. Thief's disappeared." He responded, just as teasingly.
It was true, Selene had disappeared, but he wasn't too worried. Surely she'd not been eaten by something. Yet. He turned to face her, flashing her a grin. "What kind of flowers?" He inquired, straightening the blanket he'd spread out as he sat down, rummaging through the picnic basket for a snack.
His kid needed to hurry up and close shop.
"Apple?" He offered, biting into a green apple. "The kid's supposed to close up early, join me for lunch. He's late, though." After a moment, studying the basket, "I made quite a bit of food, shame for it to go to waste. Join me?"
It was true, Selene had disappeared, but he wasn't too worried. Surely she'd not been eaten by something. Yet. He turned to face her, flashing her a grin. "What kind of flowers?" He inquired, straightening the blanket he'd spread out as he sat down, rummaging through the picnic basket for a snack.
His kid needed to hurry up and close shop.
"Apple?" He offered, biting into a green apple. "The kid's supposed to close up early, join me for lunch. He's late, though." After a moment, studying the basket, "I made quite a bit of food, shame for it to go to waste. Join me?"
Nothing around here is quite as it seems,
Not sure if anything's real or a dream,
And the only thing sure from the start,
Is the song that's inside of your heart,
Don't let it leave.
Not sure if anything's real or a dream,
And the only thing sure from the start,
Is the song that's inside of your heart,
Don't let it leave.
