The past few weeks hadn't been anything really monumental, unless you counted people from back home crashing a dinner party and claiming Adam was literally their last hope. If she hadn't watched the Star Wars trilogy over the past year, she wouldn't have even been able to make a slight connection from her husband to Obi Wan Kenobi, and the thought ( Read more... )

Making her way through the small gathering of people now in their apartment, Elle felt somewhat at ease. It was getting easier, the normal part of life at least, having parties, meeting friends. Still there was an unease set to all of her steps, things that even she couldn't exactly step away from. Keeping an eye on the exits, glancing to people ( Read more... )

Most of the time, Elle ignored her cell phone. The tiny beep of noise, or the vibration of it against her wallet in her purse was easy enough to just leave be. A week and a half of contemplating asking the cell service to switch her number just so she could avoid the messages alerting her of things that she didn't want to know. Adam and her had ( Read more... )

Standing there in front of the painting Elle tilted her head to the side. Blonde hair swept down from her shoulder to hang in the air a bit, away from her, but still seemingly perfect without a strand out of place. His hand was warm at her back, the clutch from earlier tucked beneath the crook of her arm as she tried to understand the painting. ( Read more... )

Her hands smoothed along the sides of it, pressing palms to the fabric as it clung to hips and thighs. Taking in a breath she rests her hand to her neckline, feeling the cool press of sterling silver against her skin. A slight chill runs across her bare shoulders, the lack of straps and sleeves more than apparent as she cuts a path across the ( Read more... )

There was really no way of knowing what was going on back home, and she wasn't even sure she wanted to know either. Out on the balcony her toes pressed against the rough surface of the stone wall. With a slight press of her foot the chair she was seated on rocked back a bit before it eased back to all four legs and she left the cool air outside to ( Read more... )

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