Heaven

Not Even Death Can Save Us Now

Okay! I'll have a reply to both later tonight or early in the morning.

Not Even Death Can Save Us Now

Okay! I'll have a reply to both later tonight or early in the morning.

Curse of the Beast

Lilly was a little startled at his question, so much she stopped moving and dropped her arms to her side. "I.. I wasn't suppose to be." She said and her hand wrapped around the locket. "The village was going to send my sister at first, but I couldn't bare the thought of her being sent her.. so instead I volunteered myself and came, so she couldn't have too." Lilly said and opened the locket, revealing the picture of herself and her sister instead. "She gave this locket to me before I left, to remind me she'd always be with me even. if..." She paused and closed the locket. "If I didn't go back." She finished with a soft sigh.

A Thousand Years [Heaven & SirensCall]

[It's the exact same way here, darling! No worries!!]

Klaus smiled between their intimate kiss when she pushed him against a nearby tree. He didn't think he'd ever find himself feeling this way, in many ways, about anyone else, not really since Caroline. Sure, he had his thing with Cammie but nothing too serious, she was more Marcel's woman, no he wanted Cassandra. He pulled back for just a minute, not to get air, but to firmly hold her face in his hands, his dark and brooding eyes burning into hers. "I want you, Cassandra, and I want you now. You're mine." He said and with that, he gracefully picked her up bridal store and deeper into the woods they went where he laid her down on a soft bed if leaves, taking off his shirt and going back down to kiss her again...

- - -

Anya became distracted in the shower. She stood in front of the running water and raised her hand up. Beads of water hovered in the air, like rain paused in time. Smiling, she moved it around when a knock on the door distracted her, and the drops in the air fell down, some of it getting over the floor. Frowning, she finished up washing up and cleaning herself before turning off the water and grabbing a towel. She stepped out of the shower, wrapping the towel around her figure and standing in front of the mirror. She went to wipe the steam off and jumped when she noticed Elena standing behind her, leaning against the doorway, arms crossed across her chest. "Elena, um, hey." Anya said, turning to face the brunette.

"Hey, I just wanted to apologize for earlier, I came off a little.. rude, and I'm sorry. Damon and I just had something... real special, you know?" Elena said, scrunching up her face as she did so. "Oh.. well he's special guy.." Anya said, smiling softly. "Oh, he really is. You know he escorted me to the Founders ball a couple years ago, Stefan couldn't make it and so I wouldn't make an idioit of myself, he showed up and we danced together, he's light on his feet." Elena said, smiling. Anya was about to say something before Elena cut in. "Anyways, sorry. I need to go, they don't know I'm here. Bye." And at that, Elena was gone. Frowning, Anya threw on some clothes and brushed her wet hair, pulling it up in a bun before walking downstairs. She's make herself look a little more presentable after she ate, for now she didn't care.

Curse of the Beast

Lilly smiled and nodded. "Oh yes. My sister and I had our own small garden, it wasn't as.. beautiful as yours, but it was something we did together and it made it special." She said, sighing softly and happily. This really was her happy place, away from everyone else and just her and nature as one. She glanced back at him as he removed his jacket and hat, but his next question took her off guard a little bit. "But... there's no music?" She asked, smiling at him. She took his hand anyways as she stood up. When he asked her, a breeze came through, blowing strands of her blond hair around her face and her skirt around her legs. "I'm just warning you, I don't dance very often." :Lilly said.

She placed one hand in his own and the other on is shoulder.

Curse of the Beast

Lilly smiled slightly when he nudged her, telling her to go ahead and look around, but she was so taken aback by the beauty of it all, she just stood there and looked at everything, in a trance. When he spoke again, she smiled and nodded, walking to catch up with him. "This is.. gorgeous, Alex..." She said to him as she looked at the exotic plant they were standing next to. She knelt down to look at it more closely, a small smile playing on her face. The wind picked up, blowing her blond strands around her face. Standing back up, Lilly glanced over at him. "All of this is gorgeous." She said and behind him she noticed a small pond. She walked over to it, circled around the pond was different bushes of flowers, a tiny waterfall could be seen. "Wow." She said again.

Lilly took off her shoes and sat by the edge of the gorgeous pond, dipping her feet in the water and giggling as the cool water tickled the bottoms of her feet.

Curse of the Beast

Lilly smiled slightly when he nudged her, telling her to go ahead and look around, but she was so taken aback by the beauty of it all, she just stood there and looked at everything, in a trance. When he spoke again, she smiled and nodded, walking to catch up with him. "This is.. gorgeous, Alex..." She said to him as she looked at the exotic plant they were standing next to. She knelt down to look at it more closely, a small smile playing on her face. The wind picked up, blowing her blond strands around her face. Standing back up, Lilly glanced over at him. "All of this is gorgeous." She said and behind him she noticed a small pond. She walked over to it, circled around the pond was different bushes of flowers, a tiny waterfall could be seen. "Wow." She said again.

Lilly took off her shoes and sat by the edge of the gorgeous pond, dipping her feet in the water and giggling as the cool water tickled the bottoms of her feet.

Not Even Death Can Save Us Now

Rick nodded. "It did, and I appreciate what you did for the group. We all stick together and we're like one big family, we have to be these days." Rick said looking out at the rest of the group in front of them. They had lost a lot of their own, including children, spouses, siblings, and the list could go on and on. He glanced over in cue to see her grip at the dog tags around her neck once again and he found himself wondering for the hundreth time what that was about, he knew it was in relation to her close friend Zeke, remembering her telling him he was in the military, but she still hadn't really opened up about it much; and just like she read his mind, she continued on to tell him, something which he was surprised about.

He could heard the sadness in her voice as she spoke. "I'm sorry, Blake..." He said to her, "We all know what it's like to lose someone you love or was close to. Everyone here has had their own share in grief and loss." Rick said to her. When Daryl informed them that there might be a cabin around close by, he started to scan the area. Daryl was very useful in the group, having been a tracker before all this happened, it really came in handy.

- - -

"Whose they?" She asked with a curious raise of her brows. She didn't really know anyone in the group, and the only person she had spoken to and actually got to know a little bit about was Daryl himself. Why should any of them care for the well being of a complete stranger? Maybe it was just the type of people they were. She watched as he examined some orange tags on different trees and concluded from that there was a cabin nearby. How did he know that for sure? Sighing, she figured the conversation wouldn't go anywhere anytime soon, so she began scanning the area for a cabin, wondering if he was right or not.

After a couple more minutes passed, Bailey smiled, seeing a dark brown house up in the distance, maybe a mile or two from where they were now. "I found one." She said, bringing their attention to the cabin in the near distance.

Not Even Death Can Save Us Now

Rick nodded. "It did, and I appreciate what you did for the group. We all stick together and we're like one big family, we have to be these days." Rick said looking out at the rest of the group in front of them. They had lost a lot of their own, including children, spouses, siblings, and the list could go on and on. He glanced over in cue to see her grip at the dog tags around her neck once again and he found himself wondering for the hundreth time what that was about, he knew it was in relation to her close friend Zeke, remembering her telling him he was in the military, but she still hadn't really opened up about it much; and just like she read his mind, she continued on to tell him, something which he was surprised about.

He could heard the sadness in her voice as she spoke. "I'm sorry, Blake..." He said to her, "We all know what it's like to lose someone you love or was close to. Everyone here has had their own share in grief and loss." Rick said to her. When Daryl informed them that there might be a cabin around close by, he started to scan the area. Daryl was very useful in the group, having been a tracker before all this happened, it really came in handy.

- - -

"Whose they?" She asked with a curious raise of her brows. She didn't really know anyone in the group, and the only person she had spoken to and actually got to know a little bit about was Daryl himself. Why should any of them care for the well being of a complete stranger? Maybe it was just the type of people they were. She watched as he examined some orange tags on different trees and concluded from that there was a cabin nearby. How did he know that for sure? Sighing, she figured the conversation wouldn't go anywhere anytime soon, so she began scanning the area for a cabin, wondering if he was right or not.

After a couple more minutes passed, Bailey smiled, seeing a dark brown house up in the distance, maybe a mile or two from where they were now. "I found one." She said, bringing their attention to the cabin in the near distance.

Not Even Death Can Save Us Now

Bailey felt a huge weight being lifted off her shoulders at Blake's words and the simple kiss she placed on her forehead. She nodded as she pulled back, wiping a few tears away with the back of her hand as she looked over at Daryl when he suggested they move on, which was a good idea. It was midday, and they really should be looking for somewhere to camp out for the night, somewhere safe and free of walkers. Squeezing Blake's hand, she gave her one last look before walking up to where Daryl was leading, walking beside him as everyone stayed behind, walking at their own pace, but still keeping an eye out.

"I.. I'm sorry about earlier, Daryl. I know it was stupid going back there.. but she's my sister and she's all I've got left in this cruel world, I can't lose her." Bailey said, she glanced over at him. "You should know how that is, not wanting to lose your only family living. You lost your brother." She said to him before staring back straight ahead.

- - -

Rick watched the two girls exchange a brief hug and few words before he glanced over at Daryl, giving him an approving nod. They had earned their place now. Blake was willing to risk her life for the group, which meant she was strong and loyal. Bailey wasn't going to leave another behind, in some situations that could arise to be a problem, but for the most part it meant she was loyal and would make a good friend or just good company. He figured out Bailey's weakness, but Blake was hard to read. He stood just a small distance away from her, observing her. She was very difficult to read, and the fact she hadn't opened up didn't do much for the situation either.

Sighing, he moved closer to her, keeping an eye out around them. "That was a very brave, but very stupid thing you did back there." He said, but his tone was light and filled with admiration.