Life in circles.

[damage_girl]

She was back at the farm. In the growing dawn, she'd put the car in park and stared nebulously at the sight that surrounded her. It wasn't that the house was gone, or that the barn was gone. No. She'd resigned herself to this property's fate long before the Monster Society blew it all sky-high. It was the stillness that lay across the property, the

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[caleb_z]

Caleb's vacation has been off to a very relaxing start, though what is time off but an opportunity to spend some time with the people you care about? That's where Caleb's plans refused to come together.

Trever and Mara were both busy, and Amelia really needs to be on her own just now. So after spending some tine catching up on some long overdue meditation, Caleb sets out to find an old friend.

When she isn't on the island, Caleb preforms a locater spell, and is surprised to find her in Kenton. The last time he was here, the newly formed Outsiders were helping to clean up the debris from their baptism by fire, but the structure never was rebuilt.

Evidently, Corrine has experienced a change of heart.

He teleports as close to the property as he can, and then enjoys a leisurely walk through the country, guided all the way by the feeling of Corrine's soul.

[damage_girl]

She's aware of someone approaching, just on the edge of her senses. It's enough to bring her to a calm awakening, first staring at the ceiling of the porch, and then out into the yard.

She sees him coming down the driveway. Her first thought is a curiosity of why he's here, and being... uncomfortable?... at his presence. Well, that's simply illogical. She yawns against her will, waiting patiently on the swing for her newly-arrived guest.

[caleb_z]

Caleb can't tell that her attention is on him, but given how aware she seems to be these days, he doubts that his presence has gone unnoticed.

"You look comfortable," he greets her.

[damage_girl]

She wonders if there's a polite way to tell him to go away. One probably does exist, but calculating his emotional state versus her tone will likely mean more than what exactly is said. Words themselves carry weight, though, or else people would just grunt at each other in varying levels.

That might be more useful right now.

You came to speak to her.

There were better options.