Beauty is in the Eye of the Beholder
Apr 11, 2015 17:47:53 GMT
Post by Ember Stonefyre on Apr 11, 2015 17:47:53 GMT
Ember smiled, feeling the tingles shoot up her hand and through her arm, straight into her heart as Sophia just simply gave her hand a little squeeze. She gazed at Sophia as she spoke of her mother, watching the different emotions flitting across the Hufflepuff’s face, loving just how expressive her eyes were when she wasn’t blocking herself off from the world. In the setting sunlight, they shone green, little speckles of gold shimmering within them in a way that had Ember’s heart pumping faster in her chest. It wasn’t an overwhelming feeling, more like a steady pounding that indicated she was exceptionally fond of looking at the gorgeous girl before her. Holding hands was innocent enough, right? She held Eveleen’s hand plenty of time when they were goofing around, though, that was a much more different feeling than the one she got from Sophia’s. Their hands were about the same exact size, their heights only an inch in difference, and yet, Sophia’s hand was soft, smooth, while Ember’s had the tell tale calluses of an experienced broom rider. She could feel this difference, and relished it, enjoying the simple silkiness of Sophia’s skin even though she knew she shouldn’t be.
”Your mam sounds a lot like you then. Hardworking and kind.” Ember contemplated, wondering if Sophia looked more like her mother or father, but not bothering to ask. She had said her Dad wasn’t in the picture, so it was one of those things you didn’t try to dig deeper on unless you were nosy. If Sophia couldn’t remember having a Dad, then Ember wasn’t about to try and make her do so. Dads were… Well, they could be a delicate conversation to have. Eveleen didn’t really have one either and they had never really discussed that. They also didn’t discuss things like finances, seeing no matter to them as it never changed a person’s personality. “Though, I‘ve no clue what a com..compu-er? Is. Is it like a telly-hision? Eveleen says that‘s similar to the moving story-photo things we go see sometimes over the summer in the Muggle village. Oh! Films. At the cinnamon.”
Lifting her free hand, Ember grabbed up her apple and bit into it, falling back to lay down, eyes closing as she relished the absolute deliciousness of the brilliant red fruit. Juice dripped from it, hitting her on the cheek, but she didn’t even care. ”I’d quite like to meet your mam sometime. Maybe this summer we could do something. You, me, and Eveleen. You and her have similar homes, actually, though… Your mams sound quite different.”
”Your mam sounds a lot like you then. Hardworking and kind.” Ember contemplated, wondering if Sophia looked more like her mother or father, but not bothering to ask. She had said her Dad wasn’t in the picture, so it was one of those things you didn’t try to dig deeper on unless you were nosy. If Sophia couldn’t remember having a Dad, then Ember wasn’t about to try and make her do so. Dads were… Well, they could be a delicate conversation to have. Eveleen didn’t really have one either and they had never really discussed that. They also didn’t discuss things like finances, seeing no matter to them as it never changed a person’s personality. “Though, I‘ve no clue what a com..compu-er? Is. Is it like a telly-hision? Eveleen says that‘s similar to the moving story-photo things we go see sometimes over the summer in the Muggle village. Oh! Films. At the cinnamon.”
Lifting her free hand, Ember grabbed up her apple and bit into it, falling back to lay down, eyes closing as she relished the absolute deliciousness of the brilliant red fruit. Juice dripped from it, hitting her on the cheek, but she didn’t even care. ”I’d quite like to meet your mam sometime. Maybe this summer we could do something. You, me, and Eveleen. You and her have similar homes, actually, though… Your mams sound quite different.”