"You lied to me!"
Starter Sentences
She diverted her eyes to the floor, a faint pout on her lips, “I really didn’t mean to... I honestly thought that I would have tomorrow night off but my producer said that I need to work.”

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"You lied to me!"
Starter Sentences
She diverted her eyes to the floor, a faint pout on her lips, “I really didn’t mean to... I honestly thought that I would have tomorrow night off but my producer said that I need to work.”
[ cestellar ]
Since coming to Earth, one of the biggest transitions Lusine had to make was in terms of food. Staples on Balah existed here but in forms that were only vaguely reminiscent and not always considered edible by human standards. In order to broaden her horizons, the redhead tried to branch out and not eat the same foods over and over. When her boss suggested she go to the seafood market and pick up something for dinner, she was actually rather intrigued.
The, usually refreshing, smell of the ocean was overwhelming and nearly suffocating in this place. Stalls were crammed together, and their wares were in various stages of, well, alive waiting to be bought up. Still, despite the odor, it was fascinating to see all the different creatures, most of them for the first time. The woman fluttered around, peering into tanks and asking what were probably really silly sounding questions more likely to come from a child.
“Uwahh~” her dark eyes widened to the size of saucers at a specimen that actually looked familiar. The sign read “gaebul” and the vendor was an older man who seemed rather surprised by her sudden interest in his product. He offered to cut her up a sample, and who was she to refuse? Grinning, she bounced excitedly in place and clapped her hands together as she thanked him brightly in sing-song. Maybe Earth food wasn’t all foreign, after all!
"Are you following me?"
[/the consulting detective just looked at the unknown woman in disbelief. did she really think he was following her just because he was walking in the same direction she was?;] I can assure you that I am not. Coincidentially, we just so happen to be walking the same way--
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"Why are you hugging me?"
She fell as hard as he had, but what was she? Did she fall like a shooting star just like himself, left to drown in a lake of misery? Or did she fall with much more grace? He’s assuming things because maybe she didn’t fall at all, maybe she came here on purpose. There’s no denying the aura he gets from her and he knows – he just knows – that she’s not human. She stands on a pedestal higher than any other human, closer to his home than anyone on Earth could ever be. These human could easily touch the heavens if only they bowed their head, sang their hymns, and sacrificed meat on Fridays with utmost faith. They’d be closer to God than he could ever be in his prayers, but there was no such thing as faith anymore. It was a lie, a myth, something that flickers in the mortal’s heads but not for long enough to set a fire ablaze.
This one, she’s different. She doesn’t need faith because she feels like stars, constellations, and his arms are around her shoulders before she can do anything to stop him. He doesn’t like the way his shirt wrinkles after being ironed with such difficulties, but she’s as close to home as he’ll get. He doesn’t know her. She doesn’t know him. He could easily be slapped for his actions, but he’s been there, done that. Human don’t like physical affection (at least not his), but he will never understand why when they brush their lips against certain individuals but push others away. He won’t ever understand the human race nor their ways, which is why he sees nothing wrong in the way his fingers wrap around her frame. His head is buried in the crook of her neck and he’s nothing but a pathetic excuse for a pile of bones strewn so beautifully together with galaxies in his veins.
“Because,” He has so many different languages at his disposal that he doesn't know which to wield in this moment. So he doesn't clarify at all. Don’t humans often do this too? Repress their emotions until the very last minute when they’re forced to speak? He could be human if he wanted to, so he only repeats the word one more time. “Because.”
“This will end in blood.”
❝ That’s actually… a really grim thought. ❞ he had to admit.
For whatever reason, Kikwang couldn’t shake off that awful feeling causing knots in his stomach. It wasn’t because he was squeamish of blood or anything. No, that wasn’t it. The twenty-four year old can handle the mere thought and ghastly sight of it due to the nature of his basic training with the National Intelligence Service. However, just because he can tolerate the idea, it does not necessarily mean that he has to like it.
"You make me so angry.”
❝Well then, pardon me for trying to put the books back in the right order when it's obvious that you're the one who keeps making a mess!❞
⇨ cestellar
With quiet, almost silent steps, he walked inside the library, the only noise coming from the door which caused the young woman on the counter to look over at Jongin. He gave a light bow of his head and made his way inside the building. He was far from home, but he would always borrow books from that library, ever since he got to Seoul and leaving that habit was not an option. After all, it wasn't that hard for him to drive there on his free days or any moment he could. His eyes traveled from shelf to shelf, book to book but nothing caught his attention. He did grab a few, though, flipped some pages or looked at their covers, but no, he wanted something new, different.
Letting out a frustrated sigh, he walked toward yet another shelf, in that moment he took the chance to look around the room, the people he had seen when he got in was already gone, except for another young male and an old lady. He decided to take advantage of the situation and walked toward the counter near the exit. The female in there seemed to be reading, but as she heard Jongin walking in her direction, she looked over at him with a pretty astonished expression which quickly faded away and became relaxed. He immediately flashed a soft, gentle smile as he leaned his arms again the wood that was keeping them apart and spoke with a light voice. ❝ I wasted all this time trying to find a good book, but still nothing caught my attention. I was wondering if you could help me find something? ❞