Just When You Think You're Alone...
Who: Alice Liddel [forced_player] and Blood Dupre [possesivehatter]
Where: Library
When: TODAY~ (Tuesday, December 15)
Rating: Er...PG-13? Depends on what that pervert jerk possessive Blood is planning to do.
Summary: Alice was just minding her own business, looking for a book to read. And Blood shows up. They both love books, though, so it's okay! ...Right?
the log:
Alice was sitting at one of the tables in the library, finishing up a book she had chosen at random. She turned to the last page and read it rather quickly, closing it with a satisfied smile on her face.
"Okay! Next!"
She got up and put the book where she found it last time. She started looking around and stopped as she came across a title that she recognized.
"The Tragedy of Hamlet Prince of Denmark. Oh wow, they have Shakespeare here? Amazing." She picked out the book and flipped it open.
"Hmm....plays where always harder to read, and Hamlet thinks too much. Too many soliloquies, but it's really such a great story...it's been a while sense I read it." she said to herself as she stood still, facing the bookshelves and smiling to herself as she started reading the first few lines of the text.
Where: Library
When: TODAY~ (Tuesday, December 15)
Rating: Er...PG-13? Depends on what that pervert jerk possessive Blood is planning to do.
Summary: Alice was just minding her own business, looking for a book to read. And Blood shows up. They both love books, though, so it's okay! ...Right?
the log:
Alice was sitting at one of the tables in the library, finishing up a book she had chosen at random. She turned to the last page and read it rather quickly, closing it with a satisfied smile on her face.
"Okay! Next!"
She got up and put the book where she found it last time. She started looking around and stopped as she came across a title that she recognized.
"The Tragedy of Hamlet Prince of Denmark. Oh wow, they have Shakespeare here? Amazing." She picked out the book and flipped it open.
"Hmm....plays where always harder to read, and Hamlet thinks too much. Too many soliloquies, but it's really such a great story...it's been a while sense I read it." she said to herself as she stood still, facing the bookshelves and smiling to herself as she started reading the first few lines of the text.