How to Attract Women Who Are Ready for a Relationship 👉 Don't Miss These Tips
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Some info on pinky
He's biased on rhodochrosite, they have such pretty pinks and raspberry coloring.
It is known as a "Stone of the Compassionate Heart" and he really takes that fact from grace and runs with it. He's always worked with the pebbles and he still does in his spare time.
Hes always has been compassionate the way that he lost one of his left legs was helping a pebble who got stuck when he was younger. The leg had always been kinda weak because it developed incorrectly in his egg. The accident where he saved a pebble is where it finally gave out for good.
His main focus since graces arrival is trying to help the star savior because he can "see" they are struggling with something. When he gets access to the think machine he studies to become a therapist to be able to help grace and rocky overcome the issues they have from being stuck in space alone for so long.
His mate (who I still need to draw) helped design his prosthetic as a way to court him the pink etching is from them. Because his Cristal coat makes it uneven and rough/brittle in places it is extremely difficult to get even etchings. So they decided to do them on his prosthetic.
Hate the way I love you
I'm not too shy to show I love you
I'm missing you so much
Can't help it, I'm in love
“I never would’ve guessed that.”
The gym was still half empty, the boys from the basketball team warming up across the court. Madelin sat on the wooden bleachers, her notes on her lap… but she wasn’t looking at them.
She was looking at him.
Jackson.
Gray training pants hanging loose on his hips. A black tank top stretched over his chest. His arms were already glowing slightly from warming up, the muscles shifting under his skin like they were made for the game.
She told herself to stop staring.
But she couldn’t.
Every time he pushed his hair back, her stomach did a stupid flip.
Nobody should look that good during warm-ups.
She forced her eyes down to her notes.
They stayed there for maybe three seconds.
Then her gaze slid right back to him.
Jackson shot a clean three-pointer. Perfect. Effortless. He laughed at something a teammate said and that laugh somehow made her chest feel warm in a way she refused to admit.
Her pen slipped from her hand and fell to the floor.
And that was the moment he turned around.
His eyes landed straight on her.
He froze for a second, then the corner of his mouth lifted—slowly, knowingly.
He grabbed his water bottle and started walking toward her.
Madelin felt her heart jump to her throat.
He didn’t stop.
Didn’t look away.
Didn’t pretend he wasn’t coming straight for her.
He climbed the bleacher steps and sat right next to her, close enough that their knees nearly touched.
Madelin’s whole body went tense.
Jackson leaned forward slightly, elbows resting on his knees, his voice soft and teasing.
“Why do you look so nervous?”
“I don’t bite.”
He paused, then smirked.
“Not without permission.”
Her face burned.
“I wasn’t— I wasn’t looking at you.”
He raised an eyebrow.
“Oh really?”
He tapped her notebook lightly with one finger.
“You haven’t turned a single page.”
She opened her mouth, but nothing came out.
Jackson let his knee brush hers.
Not hard.
Just enough.
Her heartbeat stuttered.
He tilted his head and looked at her like he could read every thought she was trying to hide.
“Your face is kind of telling on you, Madelin.”
Before she could answer, someone shouted from the court:
“Jackson! Come on, coach is calling you!”
He sighed quietly, not annoyed—just like he wasn’t quite done with her yet.
Jackson stood up, but bent slightly toward her, placing one hand on the railing next to her.
“Don’t worry,” he murmured, eyes dark with amusement.
“I’ll give you something even better to stare at later.”
He winked, slow and confident, and walked back to the court.
And Madelin?
Yeah.
She kept staring.
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