10 Jun 2018, 11:01
Looking for somewhere to sit...
(Is this still active, if so may I join)
Finaly back from my school residential trip, I think I nearly died of hayfever though ^O^
26 Jun 2018, 03:57
Looking for somewhere to sit...
Lucien smiled as they let him enter. "Many thanks to all of you." He said putting his luggage away quickly before taking a seat. The atmosphere in the compartment was much more calm and quiet. No yelling or people bugging him about silly things. It was perfect. "Well, they were loud, nosey, chatty- very very chatty. I'm not a big fan of being chatty. Asking and assuming silly things." He said with a simple smile moving a strand of hair out of his face. He looked out the window at the scenery that was beyond the glass. He wished he was able to be out and about exploring it rather than on the way to a school he didn't even really want to attend. It was nice to just look outside and see something other than a giant metal gate. Trees, grass, hills, rivers, anything was better than the metal gate to his home. It was peaceful really. He shook his head a bit snapping back into reality. He hoped he hadn't missed anything that they had said due to his bad habit of zoning out at random times. By the looks of it, he didn't think he had missed anything, so that was good.
Reducio
I believe you can join in, I don't mind.
My eyes aren't both blue. One is green. One is blue.
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My theory. Music can fix anything. Anything.
5 Jul 2018, 07:28
Looking for somewhere to sit...
Nahla waved to her father as she went to board the train. They had gotten to the platform just in the nick of time.
They would have gotten their much earlier if they hadn't walked around half of London -not really- chatting with each other.
She wouldn't be seeing her father for a while. She steeled herself in wait for her next date with her father. She guessed she could always just send an owl to him and her mother.
Once on the train, she found herself with headache to the crowd around her. She started walking a corridor looking for an empty cabin. She new it would probably be pointless to do so, but with all the people standing around, maybe, just maybe there was an empty cabin.
She walked all the to the end of the corridor. No empty cabin in sight. She rounded around to go to one of the ones that had an available seat. She hoped it was still available, anyway.
The cabin she chose had 3 people in it and a seat available. Two boys and a girl. One of the boys was wearing glasses as was the girl herself.
Nahla opened the cabin door and stepped slightly inside. Interrupting their conversation.
"Excuse me please," she said. "But is that seat right there free?"
They would have gotten their much earlier if they hadn't walked around half of London -not really- chatting with each other.
She wouldn't be seeing her father for a while. She steeled herself in wait for her next date with her father. She guessed she could always just send an owl to him and her mother.
Once on the train, she found herself with headache to the crowd around her. She started walking a corridor looking for an empty cabin. She new it would probably be pointless to do so, but with all the people standing around, maybe, just maybe there was an empty cabin.
She walked all the to the end of the corridor. No empty cabin in sight. She rounded around to go to one of the ones that had an available seat. She hoped it was still available, anyway.
The cabin she chose had 3 people in it and a seat available. Two boys and a girl. One of the boys was wearing glasses as was the girl herself.
Nahla opened the cabin door and stepped slightly inside. Interrupting their conversation.
"Excuse me please," she said. "But is that seat right there free?"