@Mae
When they'd landed, Kyra too a moment to exhale.
Her stomach churning as they rolled and when they came to a stop the blonde shifted against the chest she lay on. Nothing hurt so far but her muscles were stiff and she could tell they'd be sore later.
The funny thing was, she hadn't felt fear.
The jump she'd taken as her house burned had hardened her, though at a glance no one would notice. She acted like a good girl, never rasping trouble or causing anything that would affect her grandparents. The one boy, in such a short time however had broken that streak. Her fingers twitched and a his words her attention focused on him, she saw his eyes flash before settling and didn't question it.
Who am I? The words echoed in her mind as the male beneath her shifted them, until her knees were resting in the tiles. At the tightness around her waist Kyra exhaled and blinked her stinging eyes, the wind having dried them.
“I'm a normal person. Though considering my childhood this isn't as bad, so sorry to disappoint. Are we done?” Her normally soft tone was gone and now her words were a clipped and deadpan, her eyes shifting his without a conscious effort. At his second question an annoyed huff escaped her lips and she pushed against his chest, she was done now. “No one sent me, now let me go I've had enough.” The school day hadn't even ended band she felt exhausted.
Now she just wanted to go home.
When they'd landed, Kyra too a moment to exhale.
Her stomach churning as they rolled and when they came to a stop the blonde shifted against the chest she lay on. Nothing hurt so far but her muscles were stiff and she could tell they'd be sore later.
The funny thing was, she hadn't felt fear.
The jump she'd taken as her house burned had hardened her, though at a glance no one would notice. She acted like a good girl, never rasping trouble or causing anything that would affect her grandparents. The one boy, in such a short time however had broken that streak. Her fingers twitched and a his words her attention focused on him, she saw his eyes flash before settling and didn't question it.
Who am I? The words echoed in her mind as the male beneath her shifted them, until her knees were resting in the tiles. At the tightness around her waist Kyra exhaled and blinked her stinging eyes, the wind having dried them.
“I'm a normal person. Though considering my childhood this isn't as bad, so sorry to disappoint. Are we done?” Her normally soft tone was gone and now her words were a clipped and deadpan, her eyes shifting his without a conscious effort. At his second question an annoyed huff escaped her lips and she pushed against his chest, she was done now. “No one sent me, now let me go I've had enough.” The school day hadn't even ended band she felt exhausted.
Now she just wanted to go home.