There are those of the tarot who know how to set up for a party ( Read more... )

Moon has been thinking about Richard for a while now. She's most preoccupied by the fact that he'd called something inside her she hadn't known existed. Now that she knows it's there, she is also aware of the fact that it's always been there. So, she decides the person to talk to about what it is would be the one who poked it awake ( Read more... )

Moon rolls over on Jason's bed in the Circus, smiling as she watches him pulling on a pair of jeans. She's wearing one of his shirts, her feet kicking idly behind her, and she nuzzles the blankets. They smell most of Jason, a little of her, and she likes that ( Read more... )

The forest of Milliways gives way to the silver, copper, and gold forest of the tarot's world. There is a distant sound of water, and it is in that direction she turns their feet. The grasses they walk through are in a myriad of colors, some identifiable, some not, and the sky above is a deep purple, stars twinkling as the two moons -- barely seen ( Read more... )

Moon looks up from the couch when she hears the door open ( Read more... )

Up on the parapet, Moon sat on the wall that soldiers might have once stood behind had soldiers ever walked the battlements of the tarot's castle. A light breeze kicks up the salty air as, below her, the ocean crashes into the ancient stones as it has for centuries. The sky is dappled, lavender and pink with a hint of the ocean's jade in the clouds ( Read more... )

Moon moves through the castle, from the battlements and parapets to the upper floors ( Read more... )

The moons were crescents, high in the dark sky, and the lone occupent of the beach stares up. They were just bare slits, and she can feel the pull, the knowing that in but a few days darkness would consume many skies as the moon waned into nothingness ( Read more... )

How long had it been since the whole family had convened ( Read more... )