New beginnings || Cordelia + Esmeralda
"Yeah, just fine." Esmeralda yelled down as she curled up on a branch with her book happily finding herself in her little comfort zone that she had made years before. As a little girl, the young woman just knew she belonged far away from everything around her. She knew she had to find a little place to escape from the horrors of her every day life, and the trees were her home. They were her safety for a while. Now that she was in Thornewood with Will as her new home. The trees were just a vacation at that point, and she really needed a vacation.
As Cordelia gave up the Olde English, Esmeralda sighed a bit glad to not have to work at speaking. She wasn’t really feeling like it all that much anymore anyways. She was just to tired to use her brain to do such things. “I’m fine. It and my side are only a little painful. How did you find out about that?” It was actually a huge lie, but she didn’t really want to talk about it all that much. “I’m sorry you’ve been going through so much. It sounds really difficult. I’m glad that you’re coming out now though.”
"If you say so," Cordelia called back, dismissing the thought. Esmeralda would probably tell her about it, if she were in pain, so there was no use pushing the subject. Unless, she's lying. The young brunette had always had a knack for playing hide and seek, and had found her favourite hiding spot whilst playing the game with her mother, when she was younger. Granted, her parents had always encouraged her to read, but on the rare occasions when she wasn't allowed to, or was supposed to do other things instead, she could often be found sitting up in the tree with a book or two in her lap.
"I had coffee with Thomas the other day, and he mentioned it. The psychiatrist with the lush eyebrows, y'know? I'm sure you know him loads better than I do. You sure you're okay?" Cordelia asked again, looking up at Esmeralda from where she was laying. "Thank you," She replied a bit more quietly, although still loud enough for the other girl to hear. "I'm sure it's better than I make it out to be, but we all have our own problems," She shrugged, offering her a small smile. "What's happened in your life lately?" Other than getting stabbed by that patient with no name.












