lofticries

{ S L O A N E } you are the drought and i'm the holy water you have been without.  

[sloanehallarchive]

henley-ludwig:

“I don’t feel good,” she gagged. “What happened last night?”

“I don’t know. Do you want some help?”

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az-nazai:

A few more minutes of tinkering and he finally slid out from under the unit and stood up. The air coming from it was now definitely a lot warmer than it had been previously. “There, should be working now.”

“Great. Thank you so much.” She stands, still wrapped in the blanket. “Do you take tips?”

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jaceyconroy:

He rolled his eyes. “It wasn’t that bad.”

“That’s what you think. You’re lucky you didn’t actually see yourself.”

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waltonemily:

“You might be onto a winner there! It could be the new.. What’s that new dating site called, timber? I don’t know.” Emily admitted with a laugh. “Maybe I’ll have to start hanging out at the skating rink looking for eligible bachelors.”

“I think it’s Tinder.” Sloane nods. “Good luck with that. I’d love a hockey player boyfriend too so let me know how it goes.”

[em--harris-blog]

“Do you want me to turn up the heat?” he asked, again his voice muffled by the machine he was fixing.

[sloanehallarchive]

“Yes, that would be superb.” She moves the blanket back over her shoulders.

[em--harris-blog]

“Any change?” He asked after a couple more minutes of tinkering with it, pausing his work.

[sloanehallarchive]

She drops the blanket to pool around here waist and waits a moment. “Definitely a change. I don’t feel the air blowing now.”

[letsbethomas-deactivated2015091]

“I rather prefer tea. Why you so eager to rid of me? I can be rather good company”

[sloanehallarchive]

“Well, that’s too bad because I made coffee.” She steps over the coffee machine on the desk where a steaming pot of coffee is sitting and pours herself a cup. “I want you leave so I can get dressed and get ready for the day. I don’t know about your claim to be good company. Seems unsupported.”

[graysonhtml]

“Having my afternoon tea. And what exactly are you doing?”

[sloanehallarchive]

“Trying to forget what I just saw.”

[em--harris-blog]

Az frowns before shifting back out of sight as he continued to tinker with the machine.

[sloanehallarchive]

Sloane returns to quietly using her phone. She changes to her other hand through because her fingers are getting too cold.

[waltonemily-blog]

Emily laughed at that, cheeks flushing slightly. “That would be ideal, definitely. And hope beyond all hopes that they don’t take after their mother.. Maybe I should make it a prerequisite when I go on dates.”

[sloanehallarchive]

“You should. Or maybe look for dancers and hockey players to date. Can you do a search like that in dating apps? Or join a dance class and look for eligible people there.”

[em--harris-blog]

He tugged at the blanket at her feet and it fell off her shoulders as well. “Can you feel the air blowing on you?”

[sloanehallarchive]

“Oh,” she says when the other person pulls on her blanket. “Yes, I can.” She moves the blanket back over her shoulders for good measure.

[graysonhtml]

He winks at her.

[sloanehallarchive]

“Exactly what are you doing?”

[em--harris-blog]

“Do you still feel it?” He asked after a while, pausing his work under the air conditioning unit and stick his head out to look at her. “The air…do you feel it?”

[sloanehallarchive]

Sloane looks up from her phone. “It’s hard to tell, because I’m so cold, but I think the air might be getting warmer?”

[letsbethomas-deactivated2015091]

“You know, I think I’ll just take you’re word.” He perhaps said that a little too quickly, but he was suddenly terrified.

[sloanehallarchive]

“Good.” She lowers her fist. “So, do you feel okay? Because I did make coffee if you want some. Would coffee make you leave faster?”

[chloeidc]

I safed up some days off and went to visit my mum in New York.

[sloanehallarchive]

“That’s very cool. Welcome back. Last time we spoke, you were drunk, so it’s nice to see you not drunk.”

[celesterosegrimaldi-blog]

“It’s amazing. Especially the parts with Chris Pratt. You really should see it.” 

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“Is it still in theaters?”

[waltonemily-blog]

She laughed at that, ducking her head in embarrassment. “Would you believe me if I said I was?” Emily wondered before lifting her shoulders lightly. “I think it’s genetic. My mom trips over things all the time.”

[sloanehallarchive]

“That’s interesting. You should probably find someone with impeccable grace to have kids with to cancel it out for the next generation.”