Acacia continued walking, listening to the words from the female behind her, barely responding when spoken to, she eventually halted near one room, the one that smelt so freely of food. As Vashti passed by and moved to peer through it Acacia nodded slightly as she spoke and asked, but before getting words out she heard a pack member, Aldo to be precise speaking instead, climbing over his own words around women ... again, she rolled her eyes and slowly began to walk off.
Slender hands sliding within her cargo pockets, lips parting lightly as she allowed fine tuned ears to collect the sound of those within and around the building. Almost like a claustrophobic she emit a hefty breath and suddenly found herself emerging another exit back onto the chilly porch.
She'd allow herself to glance inside before closing the door and moving to sit on the edge of the deck, feet and legs crossed as she used her arms to prop her up leaning backwards. The clashing blues and greens of her eyes shifting to stare up at the dark sky, the speckles of white lights scattered across it with the beauty of the moon, not yet full it would seem.
As she stared upwards she'd eventually allow those wandering eyes to flutter closed, un-yet needed inside she'd relax and allow Aldo to deal with the new comer, if he could actually get anything done that is. She felt something was off in the night, but she merely shrugged it off at this point.
As she tilted her head back, the curled strands of auburn hair hung loosely between her shoulders. She allowed those light pink lips to part, no words emerging as she merely sat where she was, breath even and posture loose as she waited until she was needed next, or even until hunger hit her.
Slender hands sliding within her cargo pockets, lips parting lightly as she allowed fine tuned ears to collect the sound of those within and around the building. Almost like a claustrophobic she emit a hefty breath and suddenly found herself emerging another exit back onto the chilly porch.
She'd allow herself to glance inside before closing the door and moving to sit on the edge of the deck, feet and legs crossed as she used her arms to prop her up leaning backwards. The clashing blues and greens of her eyes shifting to stare up at the dark sky, the speckles of white lights scattered across it with the beauty of the moon, not yet full it would seem.
As she stared upwards she'd eventually allow those wandering eyes to flutter closed, un-yet needed inside she'd relax and allow Aldo to deal with the new comer, if he could actually get anything done that is. She felt something was off in the night, but she merely shrugged it off at this point.
As she tilted her head back, the curled strands of auburn hair hung loosely between her shoulders. She allowed those light pink lips to part, no words emerging as she merely sat where she was, breath even and posture loose as she waited until she was needed next, or even until hunger hit her.