I saw a piece of heaven
She rolled her eyes when he pouted, and nudged his side with a teasing elbow. "It's not difficult. Well, for most of us it's not hard. You just gotta be honest, and know what you want. Oh, and probably throw in a bit of flattery. At least when dealing with my mother. I hear the others are a bit different."
Not that she thought preserving her wonky little daisy wreath was worth troubling a god over... but to each their own. That he was happy was all she cared about.
Trailing into the apartment in Locke's wake, the girl was bright eyed with curiosity. "Sure, no rush," she murmured, already busying herself with a nosy look-around that needed no guided tours. The place smelled different. Like herbs and perfume, and smoke and food and something a little dank that might come from an alley outside.
Making her way into the kitchen, Seren began to rummage through cupboards and shelves, on the hunt for tea. And maybe cookies? She definitely smelled something baked in the air.
Not that she thought preserving her wonky little daisy wreath was worth troubling a god over... but to each their own. That he was happy was all she cared about.
Trailing into the apartment in Locke's wake, the girl was bright eyed with curiosity. "Sure, no rush," she murmured, already busying herself with a nosy look-around that needed no guided tours. The place smelled different. Like herbs and perfume, and smoke and food and something a little dank that might come from an alley outside.
Making her way into the kitchen, Seren began to rummage through cupboards and shelves, on the hunt for tea. And maybe cookies? She definitely smelled something baked in the air.
Waiting, impatient, for me
Seren
