enjoy the snow.
@yfxyifan
georgia wakes up first.
from where she has lain down, she watched as the sunlight traveled from the corner of the suite, grazing over the spanish rug, and to the end of the bed. all white sheets, crinkled with light, fabric fragrance. hinting in lavender, slowly withering as it must’ve dispersed into the skin from when they’ve fallen into a deep slumber. she pulls the blanket up to her nose, closes her eyes, and is awaken to the skittering road noises, as to provide for sounds for a city. albeit, that there was something gentle from how the morning awakens itself than any city she has ever known. mild in nature, spring is coming and the 8 o'clock shine caters to radiance. her eyes no longer wish to be closed anymore. she cannot find any use for slumber.
she doesn’t rise out of bed in a disruptive mood, but rather, on a different end to most contraries. but, before all else, she turns to yifan with a steady look; sleepy and adoring in the eyes. brushes some stray strands of hair out of his eyes, as they were still closed shut. georgia doesn’t say a single word. nor does she act upon causing disarray as he slept. it was a silenced moment of joy to look at him, as always, a reminder of her unyielding passion that cannot be fortified. it’s easy to love when one allows their heart to be (in great measures) infatuated with another. but even better when it’s without restriction. without the burden of showing concern in excessive heaps.
without further ado, georgia tosses the heavy blankets off her body and falls to her feet. draping over one of the lounge chairs, she takes the shirt and slips her arms in its sleeves. she began walking freely without socks; redirecting from the bathroom and to the kitchen, even to the balcony to see new activities on the avenues. she makes coffee: the old colombian brew as promised on its packaging, and leans against the counter as the water boils. then, pours the hot beverage into mugs of two and re-enters the bedroom. georgia sets the coffee mugs on a nightstand near her end of the bed.
“yifan,” she called. it was said more in the form of a murmur, soft and low, hinting in raspiness as that was her first word spoken in the morning. “baby, it’s morning.”










