The day seemed to stretch forever. [Completed]
Character(s): Haine Rammsteiner, Death
Content: Haine wanders around and emos over Nill running away. And visits the townhouse he purchased. Woo.
Setting: M5
Time: Mid-Morning
Warnings: None
It had been a shock. Nill had...run away. It wasn't something Haine had expected. Not in the least. Haine had left Badou to his own at the manor, and wandered the streets of Paixao. "Why did she..." was a thought he muttered out loud several times during his walk. He absentmindedly kicked a loose stone on the cobble pavement. I probably deserved it, he thought to himself. Haine didn't connect with people easily. He sighed, pushing back unwanted memories.
Haine stopped in front of a two-story townhouse. It was quite ordinary. The lot itself was occupied mostly by the house itself, save for a small patch of lustrous fake grass and a small tree behind the house. Haine looked to his right, then stepped up to the porch and pulled out a key. He stopped himself suddenly, and placed the key back in his pocket and sat down on the front steps, leaning against the side of the house. He had purchased the townhouse the day before he went to see Nill from a wealthy rich, old, white bastard (obviously not a native). Haine smirked. He hadn't bothered to tell Badou about it after...she left. It wasn't like they would appreciate his efforts. It was surprising how easily he had been able to purchase the place. What was he going to do now? He stared blankly ahead and mulled over the events that had just occured.
Content: Haine wanders around and emos over Nill running away. And visits the townhouse he purchased. Woo.
Setting: M5
Time: Mid-Morning
Warnings: None
It had been a shock. Nill had...run away. It wasn't something Haine had expected. Not in the least. Haine had left Badou to his own at the manor, and wandered the streets of Paixao. "Why did she..." was a thought he muttered out loud several times during his walk. He absentmindedly kicked a loose stone on the cobble pavement. I probably deserved it, he thought to himself. Haine didn't connect with people easily. He sighed, pushing back unwanted memories.
Haine stopped in front of a two-story townhouse. It was quite ordinary. The lot itself was occupied mostly by the house itself, save for a small patch of lustrous fake grass and a small tree behind the house. Haine looked to his right, then stepped up to the porch and pulled out a key. He stopped himself suddenly, and placed the key back in his pocket and sat down on the front steps, leaning against the side of the house. He had purchased the townhouse the day before he went to see Nill from a wealthy rich, old, white bastard (obviously not a native). Haine smirked. He hadn't bothered to tell Badou about it after...she left. It wasn't like they would appreciate his efforts. It was surprising how easily he had been able to purchase the place. What was he going to do now? He stared blankly ahead and mulled over the events that had just occured.