Tobi
"She is older than the earth." Tobi agrees solemnly or tries to. "So she probably didn't have to take the do no harm oath like the rest of us."
With her knees together and her feet beneath her so that she was more easily able to move and adjust as needed, Tobi nods. "Okay." She whispers, raising her hands and reaching for him. It's impossible to not think of kissing him as her fingertips slide onto his cheeks, but as she directs her gaze up to his eyes, she finds them altogether more distracting. When she'd been nestled beneath him that morning his eyes had seemed like faded denim left out in the rain. Now though they appeared a good deal darker and more stormy and in a way that made her heart race.
Clearing her throat slightly, Tobi offers Finn a small smile as her fingertips find the curve of his jaw. "There are studies that suggest that when we read and think the words in our minds, the muscles in our mouths actually move slightly. It's...one of the ways they're trying to develop mind-reading through artificial means." Tobi explains, finding comfort in random facts in a way Finn will likely understand. "And so people who read a lot tend to carry tension in the muscles of their jaws without realizing it." Her fingertips pitter-patter like rain across the muscles between his jaw and his temples, perfectly in unison with an even pressure that is at odds with her own steadily-increasing pulse.
With her knees together and her feet beneath her so that she was more easily able to move and adjust as needed, Tobi nods. "Okay." She whispers, raising her hands and reaching for him. It's impossible to not think of kissing him as her fingertips slide onto his cheeks, but as she directs her gaze up to his eyes, she finds them altogether more distracting. When she'd been nestled beneath him that morning his eyes had seemed like faded denim left out in the rain. Now though they appeared a good deal darker and more stormy and in a way that made her heart race.
Clearing her throat slightly, Tobi offers Finn a small smile as her fingertips find the curve of his jaw. "There are studies that suggest that when we read and think the words in our minds, the muscles in our mouths actually move slightly. It's...one of the ways they're trying to develop mind-reading through artificial means." Tobi explains, finding comfort in random facts in a way Finn will likely understand. "And so people who read a lot tend to carry tension in the muscles of their jaws without realizing it." Her fingertips pitter-patter like rain across the muscles between his jaw and his temples, perfectly in unison with an even pressure that is at odds with her own steadily-increasing pulse.
Don't make it bad
take a sad song and make it b e t t e r
take a sad song and make it b e t t e r
Code taken from Sky who is utter perfection
