sneezes and makes a squeak noise
Gives her a funny look.

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sneezes and makes a squeak noise
Gives her a funny look.
softdata replied to your post:♥ ♥ ♥ this muse is a huge ciniroll so i'm not...
THIS IS LIKE THE START OF OUR QPP RELATIONSHIP IN MUSE FORM
FUCKING LITERALLY THO OMG qpp marco and luna?!?!
♥ ♥ ♥ this muse is a huge ciniroll so i'm not sure where the hell it would go but i'm always up 2 rp with me birb friend marco
MARCOCO doesn’t know how to handle sweet people like luna xe’s just like. so used to crass and loud pirates? i think it’d be funny to see them interact and see marco get like. disarmed a bit bc she’s so nice.
Y-you're incredibly adorable...
cinnamon roll too pure too good for this world
White walls, white tiles, white noise. The occasional crimson stain, but there was little more to his clinic.
Yet today, he finds that he’s greeted by locks of ginger hair.
Not so literally, of course--that particular color merely stuck out to him. It always would.
He would love to claim that he hadn’t noticed her initially, as he sits in his leatherback chair, legs crossed while ink rapidly dances across his paper.
But he can’t. His gaze flickers on and over towards the door prior to her even entering.
He sees hair first, it’s always her hair, and then her face. Something in his chest stirs, and for a moment, a single word attempts to part from his lips, so desperate to escape through gaps between his gritted teeth: Diana.
But she isn’t Diana, and he knows well she won’t ever be.
His features are softening, and he’s well aware, because even if it isn’t Diana it’s Luna and truth be told that did little good for his heart. She’s found him, and he knew she would, she was competent, she was clever, she was docile, she was so much more than what his blueprints once entailed.
She’s devoted, too. Some part of him loathes that.
He doesn’t look at her as he speaks. He gaze flickers towards her, only for a second, and then towards the side, and then the chair that sits across from his desk and towards his papers once again.
“Take a seat,” he starts.
“And tell me what you last remember.”
softdata
The video showed examples of Radic’s architecture interspersed with an array of what he called “soft data” —stories, anecdotes, bits of biography and chance— which are attached to his projects, a reflection of the embedded emotional and narrative elements that contrast the “hard” data of program and calculation that dominate traditional architectural presentation techniques. The soft data consisted of a series of figures: nomads, dust-laden Ford trucks crossing deserts, gypsies on ships, shacks on remote islands, monoliths, whispers, and elephants in circus tents. The presentation was both challenging and endearing. It perfectly transmitted Radic’s conviction of “projecting in the rough,” thoughtfully saturating things to draw out their essence.
Aquí el video de la conferencia
BIArch Journal: An Orange Tree Noise