May 12, 2017
General Sergeant x Skullosus
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General Sergeant x Skullosus
❝ the finishing touch you’re in desperate need of is a pretty rhinestone hair clip. ❞
some Meme
LOOKS DOWN at the locks going past her shoulders and down her chest. Notices once more how thick and matted they are, covered by layer upon layer of dirt and grease and slime of all sorts. A couple of larvae slither down her hair, white standing out so violently against all that black.
“I doubt it.”
“You’re just stalling, now.”
The Princess Bride {Sentence Starters}
“I’M NOT.” He snapped before he could realize it and tug at the leash on his tongue and swallow those words right back. Too stubborn and too touchy - nothing new here. But he was going to get it done, at his pace and in due time, even if that kind of comment made him want to drop all he was doing and give up entirely - which, of course, he couldn’t. Even if only not to give them this satisfaction.
Fuck them. What do they even know about that.
“I’m gonna do it soon.” He clutched the book closer to his chest, struggling to look for a comfortable position. He could allow himself to be a bit ruder today. “Why do you even care anyway?”
i won’t forget how you looked at me then.
“WHY?” A fucking dumb question if you asked him, but it was out of his mouth before he could swallow the words right back down his throat. Realization hit him a moment too late. Maybe it wasn’t even the idea of having asked the wrong question that made him halt temporarily, stuck inside a bubble for a little while.
Just like back then- Shut the fuck up-
“How did I look at you?”
"Friendly enemies" by Jule Vera
“Friendly enemies” by Jule Vera
Di Ilaria Collautti Ormai si sa che la mia guilty pleasure (mica tanto guilty a dire il vero) sono le band female fronted e per questo motivo mi trovo a recensire l’EP di debutto Friendly Enemies dei Jule Vera, quartetto pop/alternative rock dell’Alabama. (more…)
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