Who: DG & Open
Where: Gardens
What: DG escapes to draw
When: January 23nd, 7 AM.
So if anyone honestly expected her to stay in her bed she'd call them crazy. She'd spent several days in a coma, and then another day in the damned infirmary so they could 'watch her', and now she was out and dear God she'd never loved the outdoors more. Even though she
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Running a hand through her hair she let out a slow sigh, her eyes turning upwards to the clouds as she shifted in her makeshift lounge chair. She had gotten sleep last night but because of the uncomfortable positions she had found herself in, it wasn't completely restful, so now she was cranky.
Cranky, tired, and pissed off. Not a very good combination for any woman let alone DG.
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His guards walked beside him, a fact of this life that he still was not used to. He had not taken their presence entirely for granted fifteen annuals before, and definitely not now. Not after everything ( ... )
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With a hand at her heart she stared at the person beside her with almost terror in her eyes, she hadn't seen that coming. Maybe she shouldn't allow herself to become so engrossed in her sketching, that could have helped prevented the heart failure she was sure was to accompany this visit.
"Please never do that again. I think you just shaved ten years off of my life." DG announced as she pointed at him with a finger before snatching up her pencil and pointing in his direction, for extra emphasis on how badly he'd scared her.
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The sheepish expression on his face eerily echoed the one he had seen more than once on his other daughter's face. "Sorry. I can't promise it won't happen again, but I'll do my best to avoid it."
He looked over at her sketch pad, and then up to the bird decorating a trio of flowers. "Your drawings have certainly improved over the years." Lips pulling back into a small smile, "Although, you could not draw stick figures forever I suppose."
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"What have you been up to?" She questioned as she shaded in one final area of her drawing before putting it off to the side, her pencil finding its way into her ear.
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"Stick figures are fantastic. Everyone can do them, which is why - they rock." DG informed as she smiled, attempting to imagine that form of her mother instead of the one that they knew now. She knew that her mother had been like her once, and but with time and duty she had changed because of what her people needed.
"I heard. You two - uh, have very strong personalities. Clash of the titans to say the least." With a nod of her head she twirled a finger across her page of paper, letting out a deep sigh of thought, wondering if the two of them could ever let go of that. Though she was curious as to why Wyatt had held a gun to her father, but she had figured Zero factored in somehow, but she wasn't sure she wanted to ask.
"Well I hope you don't, I'd be a little lonely."
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