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Characters: Yevgeni and Emilie Setting: The woods near school, Friday after classes Rating: SFW Summary: Yev thinks he's getting some private time... wrong! It had been a pretty successful week, Yev thought to himself innocent as he recounted the days. He had made a new friend, he had only blow up a handful of things in class, and he had done pretty well on his astronomy essay. Now all there was left to do was relax and take a minute to himself. With Sam and his rucksack, he made his way into the woods to find his favorite clearing. Once there he settled into the grass sighed contentedly. Sam curled up on his chest and closed her eyes. Yev laid there for a while, soaking up those last of rays of sun before it was too cold to be out without his coat. After a while he reached over and grabbed his rucksack, with one hand he rummaged through until he got to the thing he had been looking for... his music box. Without a moment's hesitation he opened it and let the song play out, as he held it in the palm of his hand. Tags: !incomplete, emilie devlin, yevgeni de kooning
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From: yevgeni |
Date: January 16th, 2011 07:08 am (UTC) |
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He wrapped his arm around her gently and took a deep breath before continuing on. "Before she died there was fighting, yelling, and quiet. Sometimes it was so quiet I thought I had died, but then they would start yelling again." He tried to keep that cliche haunted look out of his eyes but some things were was just too fitting.
"The night she died... it was a whirlwind. My father woke us in the middle of the night and told us to pack. We did as we were told and packed, but we wanted to know where mama was. He only said she was gone. I ran and got her music box from her room, the one she played for me when she was actually home," he remembered his tiny feet padding down the hallway and then ripping through her drawer to get it. "I brought it so that when she found us she could play it again, I know she loved it. She never came though, father eventually told us she was attacked by a vampire and killed. He was not sorry at all."
"It has always been about violence and selfishness in the de Kooning family, that is what I remember, that is what I must always remember because I will change that."
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