( @mxnday-blues. )
Sofia hung from the power rack, hands covered in chalk to prevent blistering from repeated pull-ups. While her body was curvy, it was also strong ---wide hips bet with defined abs, leading up to muscled arms, flexing while they held her weight. This was her safe place; somewhere she could go to sweat out the problems that came with the rest of the world. She often lost herself in the motions, her mind going blank to focus on nothing more than steady breathing ---her own form of meditation.
When she heard the door click open, Sofia paused at the bottom of a set, her head instinctually snapping towards the source of the sound. In the doorway, she saw Monday, thin as ever and with a look in her eyes she couldn’t quite place. She dropped from the rack, landing softly on her feet, and wiped the chalk from her hands on her legs.
“Long time, no see. I thought you might have gotten sick of me.”













