MILO
i never thought i'd see the day
i'd see you as somebody i could hate
i'd see you as somebody i could hate
Melita’s question catches him slightly off guard, and he offers her a slightly goofy grin. “Som’a’the dock workers are sick, but that’s ‘bout it.” He offers, bronze shoulders rising and falling in a small shrug. But with Arialla approaching, he offers the other woman a wide smile of greeting, a small wave. “Nice ‘ta meet ya Arialla. I’m Milo.” Flashing her another wide grin, he continues to reach and grab for debris, hoping to make the best of the situation at hand.
And of course, things don’t quite go according to plan. He grabs something and it bites back, a nail piercing into his palm, and he hisses quietly under his breath – immediately lifting the wound to his lips to try and staunch the bleeding and keep from simply getting his blood on everything. So he reaches for his shirt next, tearing off a small piece at the bottom of it, able to use this and tie it around his palm so it would at least absorb the blood.
And then he’s reaching back in again, far more carefully this time, trying to continue grabbing boards and metals he finds within the water’s edge and along the beaches.
Milo wraps his hand with a makeshift bandage and continues to grab debris!
And of course, things don’t quite go according to plan. He grabs something and it bites back, a nail piercing into his palm, and he hisses quietly under his breath – immediately lifting the wound to his lips to try and staunch the bleeding and keep from simply getting his blood on everything. So he reaches for his shirt next, tearing off a small piece at the bottom of it, able to use this and tie it around his palm so it would at least absorb the blood.
And then he’s reaching back in again, far more carefully this time, trying to continue grabbing boards and metals he finds within the water’s edge and along the beaches.
Milo wraps his hand with a makeshift bandage and continues to grab debris!
i guess that's just the price i pay
for the blood red flags that i walked past every day
for the blood red flags that i walked past every day
