#byfi open

[lovesviolence]

light reading || [open]

She peered through the shelves, scanning over the titles of the books in the library. There were books in all languages, organized by section. It was fascinating, really. She hadn’t seen a library like this before, but it was a good thing. She would certainly make the most of this location. She’d already been issued a library card, so she wouldn’t have any issues if she wanted to take one home. 

But she was fine gathering a stack of books and settling near a window. English, Japanese, Russian...quite a few to choose from. She selected one from the top, and she began to read, violet eyes scanning the pages.

A noise startled her and she glanced up, expression blank. Her gaze dropped her to her stack of books then back to the person. “My apologies. Did you require a book from this stack? I suppose it was a bit extreme to grab so many at once, but I didn’t think there would be others in reading this material.”

“Which novel is it that you would like to read? Clear and prompt answer required. It will be no issue to hand it over.”

[rurihibari-blog]

“This isn’t a very funny prank...”

[lovesviolence]

“I declare that to be nonsense. Please give a proper answer.”

[gxndham-blog]

Stray? | Gundham & Anyone

Gundham didn’t really like to go out for groceries. This was mainly due to the fact that this would require him to go into an area with notably heavy foot traffic. As a solution, Gundham decided to go late in the evening, just before nightfall. He was sure he’d make it before the store closed.

Unfortunately, he didn’t account for getting sidetracked by a dog he found on the streets. It was a mutt, clearly, though the dog seemed healthy enough that Gundham had to question whether or not the dog was a stray at all.

After a while, he had realized someone was watching him for a prolonged amount of time while he was examining and petting the dog.

“Oh, do you provide for this canine?” Gundham asked them. If not, he planned to take in the animal. After all, he could easily train it. All he’d need to do is bring it up with his roommate. “If you do, my apologies for not asking permission before coming into contact with him.”

[strainsaya]

She’d thought she’d had it under control, honestly. Her power had been more manageable with the help of the Red Club’s guidance. Random activation had certainly been occurring less frequently. And then she’d busted the door on the dryer in the laundromat. 

A bead of sweat ran down her cheek as she stared at the door, then looked at her hand, looking more than a little heartbroken. 

“Really..? I thought I was controlling it..”

[fieldsofhappiness-blog1]

The town was beautiful, a mix in her mind of Forget-Me-Not Valley and the city she had grown up in. Claire’s apartment, although empty save for her, was charming and spacious, something she hadn’t experienced in quite a long time.

The one thing she was lacking now, settling in, was friends. She hadn’t the chance yet to make any, and the lack of social interactions was leaving her restless. Not to mention the lack of physical activity she was so used to. That was the most pressing matter, so she decided to kill two birds with one stone and decided to go jogging.

It was a good way to get out and release pent up energy, and a fantastic way to meet new people. Claire was by no means a shy person, if someone crossed her path she was ready to introduce herself. With that in mind, she was out in the street and enjoying the exercise.