Tuesday, March 20, 2012
Wednesday, March 14, 2012
Wednesday, March 7, 2012
Newest plot bunny: Me and Mr. Cullen
Why me? Why another plot bunny?!?!
Oh well. FYI, this will not being posting for a few weeks!
Average girl.
Average looks.
I don’t stick out in a crowd… except at in a gigantic casino lobby because I’m the only one reading a book instead of gambling.
It was our second day in Las Vegas, Sin City, and we were staying at the Mirage. My mom, Renee, thought it would be a great girl’s getaway seeing as my step-father Phil wasn’t interested.
I was bored out of my mind because I was waiting for Renee to come out of the casino so we could go over to the mall in the Venetian. Never before had I wished to be older. Vegas was not for the under twenty one, and at eighteen I was a few years shy of all the stuff I had little to no interest in anyway.
I wanted to visit the Secret Garden, the aquarium in Mandalay Bay, the wax museum, ride the coaster at New York New York, see the fountains at Bellagio, and go see a Cirque de sole show.
Closing my book I decided to head over to Starbuck’s for a pick me up and a chance to stretch. Checking my phone, there was a new text message. Five more minutes, she said. More like five more hours.
I was stuck in limbo. I should have just abandoned her and gone out on my own, but we were there together.
Grabbing a coffee I found a comphy chair and opened my book back up.
“Good book?” an unfamiliar voice asked when I was about a chapter in.
I blinked, looking up just in time to see a man occupy the chair next to me. A very, very handsome man. He held a coffee in one hand, his Blackberry in the other. His copper colored hair was shaggy and in contrast with the crispness of his clothing. He didn’t buy off the rack.
Shrugging my shoulders I responded nonchalantly. “It’s not bad. Passes the time well enough.”
His fingers stopped typing and he quirked his brow at me.
“You’re in Vegas and you are passing the time?” he questioned.
“My mom’s in the casino.”
“Ah, not a gambler?”
I shook my head. “No, for a few reasons.”
“Well, I’m curious now,” he said with a smile and turned his body toward me.
“I don’t see you in the casino,” I replied, deflecting. It was nice to talk with someone, but I knew when my age came out, he was out.
He smirked and I wondered if he knew how good he looked when he did that. “I play a little, but I’d rather put my money toward a bigger gamble. So, why aren’t you in there?”
I sighed. “Various reasons, including lack of funds and… I’m not allowed.”
“They kick you out? Are you the counting cards type?”
“Do I scream MIT?”
He laughed. “No, just smarter than the average bear.”
“Now, I don’t know how to take that. Either you are insulting my intelligence when you find out I do go to MIT, or flattered that you noticed I’m above average.”
“I believe I need to apologize, I did not mean to insinuate you had below average intelligence… as smarter than average is below for MIT standards.”
“Well, you’re off the hook. MIT didn’t want me.”
He smiled and shook his head. “Harvard? You seem Ivy league.”
“Too pretentious.”
“Alright, so where to you go?”
I grimaced. “Umm, I go to Eastern High School in Phoenix. Next fall I’ll go to USC.”
He stared at me stunned. “Wow, I honestly thought you were in college… over eighteen.”
“Eighteen exactly,” I said, for some reason wanting him to know I was of legal age. Who was I kidding? I was still in high school, a virgin, and was in Vegas with my mom, while he was expensive, intelligent, and obviously placating me.
“USC’s a good school. I live not too far from the campus. Expensive.”
“Yeah, I think my mom is trying to win my tuition, but knowing her luck, I’ll still be paying off student loans until I die.”
“Yeah, loans are brutal,” he replied. “Well, I need to get to a meeting.”
I attempted to smile up at him. “Yep, knew I lost you. Even though I’m eighteen, we can talk, you know?”
“You didn’t scare me away, but I have a one o’clock meeting to get too. Promise.”
“Oh,” I replied, feeling foolish.
“I forgot introductions. My name is Edward Cullen,” he said, holding out his hand.
“Bella Swan.”
There was a humming that moved up my arm when I took his hand, a vibration down to my bones.
“Good luck, Bella Swan,” he smiled, placing a light kiss on the back of my hand.
“You too. Have a fun meeting.”
Laughing, he released my hand. “Oh, these meetings are never fun. Merely necessity.”
With a wink, he left and I returned to my book and tried to forget the good looking man who I would probably never see again.
Oh well. FYI, this will not being posting for a few weeks!
Average girl.
Average looks.
I don’t stick out in a crowd… except at in a gigantic casino lobby because I’m the only one reading a book instead of gambling.
It was our second day in Las Vegas, Sin City, and we were staying at the Mirage. My mom, Renee, thought it would be a great girl’s getaway seeing as my step-father Phil wasn’t interested.
I was bored out of my mind because I was waiting for Renee to come out of the casino so we could go over to the mall in the Venetian. Never before had I wished to be older. Vegas was not for the under twenty one, and at eighteen I was a few years shy of all the stuff I had little to no interest in anyway.
I wanted to visit the Secret Garden, the aquarium in Mandalay Bay, the wax museum, ride the coaster at New York New York, see the fountains at Bellagio, and go see a Cirque de sole show.
Closing my book I decided to head over to Starbuck’s for a pick me up and a chance to stretch. Checking my phone, there was a new text message. Five more minutes, she said. More like five more hours.
I was stuck in limbo. I should have just abandoned her and gone out on my own, but we were there together.
Grabbing a coffee I found a comphy chair and opened my book back up.
“Good book?” an unfamiliar voice asked when I was about a chapter in.
I blinked, looking up just in time to see a man occupy the chair next to me. A very, very handsome man. He held a coffee in one hand, his Blackberry in the other. His copper colored hair was shaggy and in contrast with the crispness of his clothing. He didn’t buy off the rack.
Shrugging my shoulders I responded nonchalantly. “It’s not bad. Passes the time well enough.”
His fingers stopped typing and he quirked his brow at me.
“You’re in Vegas and you are passing the time?” he questioned.
“My mom’s in the casino.”
“Ah, not a gambler?”
I shook my head. “No, for a few reasons.”
“Well, I’m curious now,” he said with a smile and turned his body toward me.
“I don’t see you in the casino,” I replied, deflecting. It was nice to talk with someone, but I knew when my age came out, he was out.
He smirked and I wondered if he knew how good he looked when he did that. “I play a little, but I’d rather put my money toward a bigger gamble. So, why aren’t you in there?”
I sighed. “Various reasons, including lack of funds and… I’m not allowed.”
“They kick you out? Are you the counting cards type?”
“Do I scream MIT?”
He laughed. “No, just smarter than the average bear.”
“Now, I don’t know how to take that. Either you are insulting my intelligence when you find out I do go to MIT, or flattered that you noticed I’m above average.”
“I believe I need to apologize, I did not mean to insinuate you had below average intelligence… as smarter than average is below for MIT standards.”
“Well, you’re off the hook. MIT didn’t want me.”
He smiled and shook his head. “Harvard? You seem Ivy league.”
“Too pretentious.”
“Alright, so where to you go?”
I grimaced. “Umm, I go to Eastern High School in Phoenix. Next fall I’ll go to USC.”
He stared at me stunned. “Wow, I honestly thought you were in college… over eighteen.”
“Eighteen exactly,” I said, for some reason wanting him to know I was of legal age. Who was I kidding? I was still in high school, a virgin, and was in Vegas with my mom, while he was expensive, intelligent, and obviously placating me.
“USC’s a good school. I live not too far from the campus. Expensive.”
“Yeah, I think my mom is trying to win my tuition, but knowing her luck, I’ll still be paying off student loans until I die.”
“Yeah, loans are brutal,” he replied. “Well, I need to get to a meeting.”
I attempted to smile up at him. “Yep, knew I lost you. Even though I’m eighteen, we can talk, you know?”
“You didn’t scare me away, but I have a one o’clock meeting to get too. Promise.”
“Oh,” I replied, feeling foolish.
“I forgot introductions. My name is Edward Cullen,” he said, holding out his hand.
“Bella Swan.”
There was a humming that moved up my arm when I took his hand, a vibration down to my bones.
“Good luck, Bella Swan,” he smiled, placing a light kiss on the back of my hand.
“You too. Have a fun meeting.”
Laughing, he released my hand. “Oh, these meetings are never fun. Merely necessity.”
With a wink, he left and I returned to my book and tried to forget the good looking man who I would probably never see again.
Saturday, March 3, 2012
Wednesday, February 8, 2012
Faded Memories
Stupid plot bunnies spawned from stupid pics on tumblr. *grumble grumble*
One Shot
Faded Memories
I stared down at the photograph in my hand. The edges were frayed and worn, the color faded. Scratches could be seen, but all of that didn’t mar what the picture represented.
A time of youthful love, carefree, before life ripped us apart. A simple time. We promised forever, he gave me a ring, and we said the vows.
I still had the ring, sitting on my finger, nestled with the band he placed there. But times were not carefree anymore. The youthful love was gone and we were faced with the harsh realities.
I miss the ‘us’ in the photo.
“Mommy,” Sarah called, pulling me from my thoughts. “Karen wants to know if I can go over to play.”
“Alright,” I agreed, knowing Karen’s was just next door, and she smiled, “but make sure you are back by seven.”
She turned to leave, but abruptly stopped to look back. “Is Daddy going to be home for dinner?” she asked, and the hope in her voice crushed my heart.
“Maybe,” I answered as best I could.
I watched her spirits drop, and cursed him for putting that look on our daughters face.
I sighed before picking up the phone and dialing his cell, but of course I went straight to voicemail. I opened up the keypad on the phone to type out a text.
Just seeing if you are going to be home for dinner. Sarah misses you. – Bella
I wanted to say that I missed him as well, but I honestly just didn’t know anymore. It had been so long since we’d done anything together that I felt like he was a stranger. That we were strangers. He was hardly home, always busy at the office and too busy for his family.
Sunday, January 29, 2012
Conventioneers teaser chapter 3
“You should stop by the booth today, I want to show you something,” he said, bumping me with his hip and smiling.
I blushed, of fucking course, at the thought of what I might see, before bumping him back. “Ok.”
“You are so damn cute,” he said with a grin.
I stared up at him, startled.
There was a silence between us, but it wasn’t uncomfortable. Mase’s fingers walked around my exposed skin, his eyes studying my reaction. My whole body was lighting up. I could feel my cheeks heating and my breathing pick up.
“So sensitive,” he whispered in my ear and stepped closer so that his chest was to my back.
My knees buckled from his close proximity and I stumbled back into him. His arms reached out and wrapped around me, I moaned from the contact and drew in a ragged breath.
“Pet,” he groaned, nuzzling my neck.
Conventioneers: Mase's tattoos
I've had a lot of people curious of Mase's tattoo's in Conventioneers so I thought I would give you an idea as best I could.
The first pic is a manip done by SoapyMayhem and she is the best there is in manips! This one just screams Mase to me. Love it!
The other two are sorta what I envision his full sleeve to look like.
The first pic is a manip done by SoapyMayhem and she is the best there is in manips! This one just screams Mase to me. Love it!
The other two are sorta what I envision his full sleeve to look like.
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