AISHA
and i knew
how could she not
how could she not
Aisha it was, and hearing her name from his mouth brought both another feeling of comfort as well as worry. Something about hearing it made this feel so much more real, but she also felt a bit more comfortable with him as well. It was weird how something as simple as her name could make her mind wander like that, but this was of course a weird situation.
He hopped on the chance to invite her back, which meant he was either just enjoyed company or he was planning how he was going to murder her when they arrived. The latter she she smirked cynically at to herself, thinking that it honestly wouldn't be that surprising. Whether or not her sarcasm held some truth to it, she was enticed by the idea of food and drink, and didn't feel in any mood to make a fuss. What was her alternative anyway?
And so she chose once again to trust Oliver, and fell into pace after him. "That sounds great, thanks," she replied, giving him a quick once over. She kept her eyes on him as they walked, a few steps behind him. He was interesting enough, especially as she recalled him mentioning his 'magic' and other things the world held. "You said you have magic right? Where I'm from we don't have magic," she stated, glancing curiously at the fields around them and the stars above. There were stars and fields here, another observation that was simple enough but added some ease to her burdened mind.
He hopped on the chance to invite her back, which meant he was either just enjoyed company or he was planning how he was going to murder her when they arrived. The latter she she smirked cynically at to herself, thinking that it honestly wouldn't be that surprising. Whether or not her sarcasm held some truth to it, she was enticed by the idea of food and drink, and didn't feel in any mood to make a fuss. What was her alternative anyway?
And so she chose once again to trust Oliver, and fell into pace after him. "That sounds great, thanks," she replied, giving him a quick once over. She kept her eyes on him as they walked, a few steps behind him. He was interesting enough, especially as she recalled him mentioning his 'magic' and other things the world held. "You said you have magic right? Where I'm from we don't have magic," she stated, glancing curiously at the fields around them and the stars above. There were stars and fields here, another observation that was simple enough but added some ease to her burdened mind.
she could have
anyone she wants
anyone she wants
