𝙖 𝙜𝙤𝙡𝙙𝙚𝙣 𝙘𝙖𝙜𝙚

is still just a cage.

[cursedinvisibility]

OPEN STARTER. Location: Gym Time

Jace could have made it big. He was the number one recruit for a dozen football teams, and he’d proven that he could keep up academically. But things happened, and his life got off track, so the closest that he got to that now was this: yelling at people to train harder, to lift heavier, to run faster. Otherwise known as a trainer at Gym Time. It was a far cry from his dream, but he enjoyed it. Most days. “C’mon, you got this,” he encouraged, bending down to near eye level with the person forcing their way through push-ups.

[cursedinvisibility]

jadexroberts‌:

Jade was searching for something in her purse as she walked into her nightclub. While it was technically owned by the Government, she ran the place. She stopped dead upon seeing a pair of shoes before her. “You do realise this is a nightclub, boo? You can’t be here at,” she paused to check her watch, “two thirty in the afternoon. Well I guess since you’re here, you can do me a favour. I need someone to man the bar tonight - want the job?”

His first mistake was walking in here fully visible, and his second mistake was going to be engaging Jade in conversation. “Well, I’m here, so I guess that voids your rule,” he bit back, crossing his arms across his chest defensively. His active power was invisibility, but his most efficient form of defense was his sarcasm. “I came here to grab something from one of your staff,” he responded, waving the signed paper. “Not work for you, princess.”

[cursedinvisibility]

STARTER FOR @daniellecatton​

The connection Jace and Danielle had was unmatched. They shared the same thoughts, and opinions. She finished his sentences when he couldn’t find the words. He loved her, but that was where their relationship both ended and began. The wall they’d hit was metal, and unexplained, something that stopped them both from moving forward. So they were frozen here, as best friends. He knocked several times but waited only a heartbeat before entering her apartment. “Dani,” he called, tossing his bag on the floor like he owned the place. “You can’t hide. You promised.”

[cursedinvisibility]

cassiedaws‌:

It wasn’t often that Cass would actively work out on her own, but there was something in the air that woke her up early and gave her an urge to run. It was some bullshit. About half way through her run, she realized how stupid it was, but she pushed through anyway. 

Winding down, she was coming down the hill of the mountain trails, her face glistening with sweat. Finding someone else doing what she assumed was the same thing, she called out, “Hey, you up for post-workout coffee?” Call it a new year’s resolution or some other bullshit, but Cass had made it a point to at least try and make new friends in addition to growing the friendships she had. We’ll see how long it lasts. 

Jace ran nearly every morning. When his recurring nightmares started, it became a habit, a way to let out the pent up grief and frustration that knotted his bones. It still was that outlet, but it was more of a habit at this point than anything else. He usually saw the same people every morning, and Cass was rarely one of them, but it was a welcome change in the monotony. He grinned, wiping the sweat off of his forehead with a brush of his hand. “Sure thing,” he responded, jogging over to meet her. “What are you thinking? Coffee Station?”

[cursedinvisibility]

brireid‌:

“This is torture, how am I supposed to pick just one?” Brianna grinned down at the gaggle of puppies crawling all over her lap. “Any one of these little guys left when this is all over, put me down, I’ll take them all home.”

Jace was sat in the middle of a swarm of puppies, wishing he had some sort of gift that would enable him to pet them all at once. The smile on his lips was genuine, true happiness. “They can’t take them if we hold them all hostage,” Jace responded, demonstrating his point by spreading his arms out as far as possible, and bringing as many puppies as he could closer.

[cursedinvisibility]

xspeedoflightx‌:

It would’ve been a crime if Katherine didn’t take the opportunity to have some fun while the rides were still around, now wouldn’t it? Granted, it wasn’t the most fun activity, but she had nothing better to do that day, and quite frankly, she was feeling rather restless. Quickly jumping into the bumping car, she buckled up and once the car started, she gripped onto the steering wheel; brows furrowed and gaze extremely focused on her target, “I crashed my Volvo like ten times, I’m extremely good at this, it’s totally my forte.” She chuckled. She was extremely competitive, and she’d be damned if she didn’t win that round. Was there even a price? Probably not, but that didn’t matter now. She slammed the front of the car into the other, before sticking her tongue out, “At least try to make this a little harder for me. It’s not fun this way.”

Jace wasn’t known for losing gracefully. He loathed admitting when he lost, let alone actually doing so. He jutted his jaw out, stubborn and determined. “I don’t know if I would admit to the Volvo thing, princess.” He turned the wheel of the bumper car quickly, circling around the small area in order to re-group. If she wanted to play dirty, he could play dirty. He’d been practicing infusion, turning both himself and an object invisible. Those more proficient with the gift could do so without touching the object, but Jace wasn’t quite there yet. He could barely hold it longer than a few seconds, but it did lend him enough time to cut a corner and slam into the side of her bumper car, a force unseen. The jolt knocked his concentration, and he faded back into view, grinning like a Cheshire cat. “How was that?”

[cursedinvisibility]

bianca--ortiz‌:

Once a year the government liked to pretend that Grimstone Point and Grimstone Park were like any other towns in the world, but that was the farthest thing from the truth. Bianca wondered if they did this for their amusement if this was like their version of The Hunger Games, granted there were no brutal murders during this week, but she was sure that the government did watch their every move. “Next” those words pulled her out of her thoughts and the raven-haired girl looked up. “Just one to bungee jump.” She said to the person in the ticketing booth. 

“Are you gonna jump to or are you here just making fun of the faces that those that jump make?” She asked the person next to her. 

“Second one,” Jace responded without hesitation. “Definitely the second one. “ He slipped his phone out, thumbing through it until he found the camera. Bungee jumping, the very act in itself, felt like a test of fate. Like finding a thread on your favorite sweater and pulling on it, hoping to find the end before it unraveled entirely. Except the sweater was your life, and Jace was never one to put that at risk. He snapped a quick photo of the next person to jump, laughing softly as he zoomed in on their horrified face. He turned his phone around so that Bianca could enjoy a laugh of her own. “See? This is much better than partaking.”