i will come up with a title eventually

theos characters for chill rp thing

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wixenfolk:

Rio was always happy to get new customers at the shop, opening a flower and gardening shop was the idea of someone at his other job and he seemed to like it, tending flowers and trees for passion was good, but helping others to care for theirs and selling arrangements was something that helped him relax.

“Welcome to Elysian Fields, what can i do for you?” he asked once he heard the bell ring as he looked up from the bonsai he was tending with a furrowed brow in concentration.

Sabrina wasn’t much of a gardener herself, besides the small collection of succulents she kept around her house, but she was a fan flowers, to look at, and for other, more magical purposes. It helped, with herself, and when she did magic for others, that flowers were usually pretty, and it made whatever spell they were being used for seem more glamorous. She smiled at the man, pulling out her phone, and opening the note she had written her shopping list on.

“I’m for some specific flowers.” She said. “Peony, bluebell water lily, daisy, and.. Zinnia.”

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“There was definitely a time where they used to…” His words are right above a whisper, confused why anyone would want to live in a world like this. He cleared his throat, trying to push the thoughts away. “Well, I don’t like that and I won’t stand for it. I think you look beautiful today, and I will make sure I tell everyone I meet and point them in your direction.”

“I..” Kyle blushed, feeling flustered. “That seems like a lot of unecessary work. But, thank you, really.”

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“No, I believe you.” It was silly, to put so much trust in a complete stranger, but Javian liked to pride himself in having a good judge of character. Still, maybe he should’ve thought twice about inviting someone he’d just met to sleep on his couch, especially now that he had a child under his care. “My house isn’t too far from here; two streets over.” His insatiable need to help those who needed him outweighed any common sense. 

“I can come back tomorrow, and look.” She paused. “To the park, I mean, for the stuffed animal. It seems important. Kids can tell, when you replace something. Or at least I always could. But I’m sure it’ll turn up.” She shrugged. “So, are you from here?”

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“I’m not going to entertain you. Get out of my apartment.” When he finished shaving, he cleaned his face and then returned to his room. He began getting dressed in comfortable clothes.

“Hey, I’m doing the haunting, you can’t tell me what to do.” Isaac flopped back on Gage’s bed. “This isn’t very comfortable, y’know.”

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Later that night, Eun-ha arrived at the fraternity a few minutes late on purpose. She stood in place as she glanced around for Lee. Was she stupid for thinking he’d actually show up?

Getting places on your skateboard was all well and good, until, of course, you had a date. Or whatever it was. And it would look stupid to be dragging a skateboard around a party anyway. So he had walked, and then ran when he realized he wouldn’t be exactly on time. Running up, he slowed before he reached her, and ran a hand through his hair. “Sorry I’m late. Um. Couldn’t get the car.”

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“I hope…” Archie hesitated “i’m not being too intrusive” he started more confidently “does your daughter has any kind of troubles making friends?” he asked, his Mia was having troubles opening up to people.

Jack thought about it for a minute. “She’s shy.” He said, although that wasn’t really an answer to the question. Lucy didn’t seem to have interest in making real friends her age, but he tried his best not to worry abut it. Surely not having enough friends at seven wouldn’t affect her life forever. “Yours does, I’m guessing?”

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Ben had to give it to this stranger. Life, in fact, was not fair. Fair would have been finding a different career path before he wasted his time getting that finance degree. Fair would be knowing what the hell he wanted to write about before he’d quit his job and moved here. And fair would have been not moving somewhere where the allergies made him slam his face into the wall with one horrible sneeze. “I’m okay,” he said after a moment. “It’s not something I try to do regularly. Or even sometimes. It was a one time thing. A one time, very humiliating, thing. But we all embarrass ourselves at some point in public right?”

“One time,” Damon said, chuckling. “Then it’s a good thing I was the only person who saw it. Depending on how much you care what other people think. I mean, I humiliate myself.. Very publicly. On a regular basis.” It wasn’t necessarily true, but it was what the tabloids seemed to say. Usually, tabloids twisted things, but that didn’t really matter - To the average reader, at least of that kind of thing, what was written had to be true. And so it was, in its own way. “I’m Damon.” He said, offering his hand.

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“I blame that saying” he said referring to the ’cant teach and old dog new tricks’ “also i blame people who think age is a limit” he added “so many people who mock others who are trying to learn something new”.

“Yeah, definitely. So, when did you learn? Like, how old were you?”

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Liliana felt Pato’s hand drop from where it had been playing with her hair when the girl spoke. She looked down to see her son’s face, shocked and unable to let a sound pass his lips as he looked to his mother for confirmation. Lili shrugged her shoulders before looking at the pair they’d met. She had to admit, the little girl was creative and Lili had suppressed a chuckle when she’d piped up.

“Born with them?” She repeated, glancing between the girl and who she imagined to be her father. “I’ve never hear that one before!” She continued, referring more to the other child than the man. “Are you an alien?” Pato questioned eventually, though he remained clinging to his mother and kept his sceptical expression.

Lucy folded her arms confidently and nodded. “Yeah. Of course he was born with them.” Jack chuckled a bit, and gave  small shrug, as if to say ‘sure, whatever she says’. She narrowed her eyes a bit at the boy. “And he’s not an alien.” She seemed exasperated, as exasperated as a seven year old could sound, and it was a bit silly, to be perfectly honest. “I’m not, so he can’t be either. Don’t be stupid.”

“Hey, Luce, you can’t.. Call people that, it’s not nice. Say you’re sorry.” Jack said, firm, but still somewhat gentle. Then he looked at the woman, giving her an apologetic look.

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His face is actually genuinely surprised now. It doesn’t make sense that they wouldn’t. “So they don’t–.. at all. They just walk past you without a word?”

“I mean, usually.” Kyle shrugged. “Isn’t that what people do? They don’t just go around complimenting everyone all the time.”

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“I’m not being mean to you.”

“Besides, I doubt you’d find haunting me very interesting.”

Isaac could feel himself becoming more corporeal, perhaps it was the energy that being annoyed with someone gave him. “You don’t know what I’d find interesting. Maybe I’m really bored.”

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   “It is.”

   “And actually, there are beaches in my hometown. Several of them – but Lake Michigan isn’t really my favorite place to go for a swim.”

“Well, lakes are different. I think. Than an ocean, or a river, that is.”

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“Well, i know they are just sayings, but an old dog won’t learn new tricks because we don’t know who to teach them” Tama said repeating something he heard “that’s what i think, at least i try to” he confessed.

“Especially if you don’t even bother to try. So many people just.. Don’t really try to learn new things? Or they don’t believe they can.”

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“Some are scared of dogs due to trauma and that I can respect as well, but if they haven’t done you anything at all I see no reason to hate on them either”, he agreed. “Animals are one of the least harmful creatures alive, especially next to humans themselves.” Hell, dogs didn’t travel around starting wars for the sake of oils and gold. “Oh, really? That person clearly doesn’t know how to live.”

“Sure,” Paisley nodded. “But that’s different. Not like when people just.. Don’t like them, flat out, no reason. Or when people act like dogs are some kind of menace.” She shrugged. “I mean, humans are animals. Technically. Just.. Really overly self important animals.”

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chingcna:

“Fifteen minutes?“ Avery hummed in reply as she thought. “Alright, you have fifteen minutes. Should I wait for you here while you get my gift?“

“Uh, yeah.” He said, awkwardly. “Fifteen minutes. Promise.“

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“Sorry.”

“I guess I was stereotyping.”

“I mean, it’s a relatively true stereotype. I’m just an outlier, I guess. You don’t really get beaches in the midwest, do you? Is Chicago the midwest? I really should have payed more attention in geography, but what can you do..”

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“I talk about wanting people to sing my praises and you say you’re being self important–.. that makes you sound self important.”

“I’m saying that I sound hypothetically self important. I don’t really get that from people, at least not all the time, so it’s irrelevant.”