Miss Murderous Laugh
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Post: 55122163_31 created on Mon Oct 19, 2009 10:13 pmPosted: Mon Oct 19, 2009 10:13 pm
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![]() -- Auriana Kiasky -- Take a breath. Hold it in. Start a fight you won't win. All in all, you're no good. You don't cry like you should. A slam of wood-on-wood caused Auriana to turn her head, but it was followed shortly with blurred German swears. "Ahhhh," she smiled. "Nate's here." Auriana ground her cigarette a little with her teeth; a habit she had picked up when on stakeouts. She sat, her legs crisscrossed, on top of her desk and multiple papers. Her desk chair was pushed away by the heavily covered window. She always preferred to sit atop her desk, with her papers in a circular mess around her. Though her attempts at concentrating on mindless forms and maps were always half-hearted, she tried once in a while. Usually Nate just told her everything she needed to know. Buried beneath a few papers was her favorite literature reference. She had read it at least twenty times. It was a small, gold bound book with a green canvas spine full of fables, stories, epics, poems, and lore. She usually kept this from her coworkers' eyes, however; and she pushed it into a desk drawer with the toe of her boot. "Oi, Nate. Didn't know you were here this early." Auriana said, smirking and regarding his figure in the doorway. She flicked the end of her cigarette at him and considered lighting another, then decided against it. "The time? Early. The sun's barely risen. You must have slept here tonight. The door was locked as it was the night before when I left." She raised an eyebrow at Nate. Disheveled, unorganized Nate. They had a love/hate relationship. One one hand, they'd worked together for years and had become great friends and a strong alliance in their workforce. On the other hand, their conflicting personalities caused them to butt heads a lot. Itching to light another smoke, Auriana set her ruby red lips on the back of her quill, torn of all it's feathers and artfully scratched and burned. Yet another habit she had picked up from working here. "I don't see how you do it, Nate. I hate sleeping here. Too many books. And it smells like blood, ink, and aging paper." She wrinkled her nose. So I'll find what lies beneath Your sick twisted smile As I lay underneath Your cold jaded eyes. |
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