Cordelia
His smile was one that warmed her down to the marrow of her bones, making her stomach flip nervously, a sparkle in her eyes to see it turned her way. To think that she could potentially be the reason for that smile was an idea that Cordelia held onto tightly. So caught up in her musings that she didn't even realize the flush on his cheeks until a moment later. Her breath caught in her throat as she held out the parcel for him to take, amber eyes roving over him from head to toe, tucking away that to reflect on later when there weren't butterflies in her throat. "You're welcome. I, uhm, I picked raven feathers for Korbin. I thought it might be nice to have a memory of him."
Cordelia explained softly, reaching up to tuck a stray lock of hair behind her ear, chewing on her bottom lip nervously as she looked up at him from beneath thick lashes. She took a small step forward, less than an arms length away from him, a heat crackling between them that she tried her best to contain. It was a gentle heat. Like that of a warm fireside or a hot cup of tea thawing frozen finger tips. Nothing overwhelming, but it was a soft simmer between the both of them.
Cordelia explained softly, reaching up to tuck a stray lock of hair behind her ear, chewing on her bottom lip nervously as she looked up at him from beneath thick lashes. She took a small step forward, less than an arms length away from him, a heat crackling between them that she tried her best to contain. It was a gentle heat. Like that of a warm fireside or a hot cup of tea thawing frozen finger tips. Nothing overwhelming, but it was a soft simmer between the both of them.
And nothing hurts anymore, I feel kinda free
We're still the kids we used to be
We're still the kids we used to be
