AISHA
all the good girls go to hell
'cause even god herself has enemies
'cause even god herself has enemies
Oliver listened attentively, as she'd thought he would knowing him. It was comforting just to know that, that someone else knew what she felt, and those memories wouldn't be forgotten. She was giving them life again, something that she probably should've done earlier to ease the pain. She'd thought it would hurt more to talk about it, but it released the pressure, cleared her thoughts and freed her from the burden of feeling things on her own.
She grinned at his response, the pain from missing her mother pushed down as they relished in the memory instead. "I'm not just saying that! She would," she insisted, then brought a weary hand to her forehead to brush her hair out of her way. Next he was offering her more opportunity to speak, but she gave a soft sigh. She could tell him the basic stuff later, right now was for the real stuff, the echoes that mattered.
"I know, and I appreciate it. I take my time, I'm not big on being open," she replied with a chuckle. "All I know is that I miss my home, I miss my city and my family, and I never thought I'd be here. It's weird," she gave a light shrug, shoulders disappearing into her cloud of flaxen curls before dropping again.
She grinned at his response, the pain from missing her mother pushed down as they relished in the memory instead. "I'm not just saying that! She would," she insisted, then brought a weary hand to her forehead to brush her hair out of her way. Next he was offering her more opportunity to speak, but she gave a soft sigh. She could tell him the basic stuff later, right now was for the real stuff, the echoes that mattered.
"I know, and I appreciate it. I take my time, I'm not big on being open," she replied with a chuckle. "All I know is that I miss my home, I miss my city and my family, and I never thought I'd be here. It's weird," she gave a light shrug, shoulders disappearing into her cloud of flaxen curls before dropping again.
and once heaven's out of sight
she'll want the devil on her team
she'll want the devil on her team
