The Forest and the Swamp [Closed]
Character(s): Ana, Robin, anyone else
Content: Ana continues working on the floors of the bakery
Setting: Bakery, upstairs
Warnings: None
Ana sat back with a heavy sigh, rubbing sweat from her brow with the back of her hand. A bright smile shone on her slightly dirty face. She'd gotten through three more rooms in a short time, but needed to wait for Ani to return and get the rest of the carpets up before she could start on the rest. Still, it was progress, and if Rory had taught her anything back at the library it was that progress in the right direction was always a good thing.
"Wonder what he'd say if he could see me now," she muttered aloud with a tired laugh, letting her hand fall back to her lap. Her head turned towards the grimy window near by, expression turning distant, thoughtful and just a little sad. She couldn't help but wonder how Hex was doing. She hadn't been gone very long, but the separation was leaving an ache in her heart. The people at the fountain were both kind and harsh in their own ways, and though Kororen had helped her so much already, it didn't make her miss the library any less.
"I can't go back yet," she breathed, lips turning in to a determined frown, "Not until I'm really ready..."
Content: Ana continues working on the floors of the bakery
Setting: Bakery, upstairs
Warnings: None
Ana sat back with a heavy sigh, rubbing sweat from her brow with the back of her hand. A bright smile shone on her slightly dirty face. She'd gotten through three more rooms in a short time, but needed to wait for Ani to return and get the rest of the carpets up before she could start on the rest. Still, it was progress, and if Rory had taught her anything back at the library it was that progress in the right direction was always a good thing.
"Wonder what he'd say if he could see me now," she muttered aloud with a tired laugh, letting her hand fall back to her lap. Her head turned towards the grimy window near by, expression turning distant, thoughtful and just a little sad. She couldn't help but wonder how Hex was doing. She hadn't been gone very long, but the separation was leaving an ache in her heart. The people at the fountain were both kind and harsh in their own ways, and though Kororen had helped her so much already, it didn't make her miss the library any less.
"I can't go back yet," she breathed, lips turning in to a determined frown, "Not until I'm really ready..."