Maeve"I love thee with a love that shall not die till the travelling lamp grows cold and the stars grow old " William Shakespeare.
I could not help the only fact, yet to continue to breathe 'in the sweet smell of roses that blew 'in through the chill phantom breeze I was on top of a slick roof of some corky forswear building.
I continued to watch the man who walked down a dark street; I leapt onto another building, and then another getting closer to the man. The only sound was the rushing wind; for an instant, I saw him turn 'in my direction I could have sworn that he saw me, but I let out a breath of relief when he continued to walk along the engraved path.
I watched him as he walked underneath the street lamps he was merely unaware of my presents .
I tried my best to stay quiet not once muttered a word.
He paused before going into a back alley of an old run-down street with a sharp snap of my fingers, the light exploded the shards of glass went flying out everywhere, and I had to duck and roll to prevent me from getting sliced.
I breathed out a long string of curse words, cursing, myself silently under my breath as the man took off 'in a sprint down the street.
I jumped down off of the ledge and onto the damp streets of Rome.
I took off 'in a dash after the man whom was still trying to scale a brick wall when I met up with him.
His breathing came out hard and fast as I slowed into a walk, a ghost of a smile playing on my lips.
I watched him as a cat were a hunt; he turned to face me only once; his eyes pleaded for me to leave him alone, yet I could not bring myself to do so this man was a monster.
I did not have to remind myself of that.
I drew my sword clean and swift I reminded myself yet, then again, what fun would that be; days later I found myself at the bottom of my manor cleaning and then shaping my blades.
I let out a huff of air that leant truly out of irritation Hades was over me watching my every move; I was bonded to him since I was only seven years old. "nice work," he said, smiling over upon me, I glance at Hades, and at his comfortable place towards the sofa; noticing that his eyes were upon me.
I gulped down my words; my throat bobbing 'in the process.
I nodded, "I killed before, so 'it was nothing," I muttered underneath my breath, he stared upon me, and I counterfeited that I did not notice the look that he was giving me. "You know Pairs or London would have been nice, so why Rome?" I know that we have already spoken about this, and I know how much that he dreaded the topic, yet I processed with the question.
The hell hounds brushed against mine bare thighs, causing the silk of my low cut nightgown to raise I cursed my blades solemnly as I put them back onto the top shelf.
I did not mind the fact that Hades trotted over to where I now stood, wrapping his arm around my slender waist, his muscles flexing in the process as I took 'in the sweet smell of his collagen.
I admire his looks, his sharp jaw line, and his sun-kissed skin I find myself admiring his full lips and silver eyes too, and then at his buff mussels that seem to fit his body perfectly.
He brushed back a few strains of my golden brown hair kissing my collarbone. "Arey, please all I do is ask for your patience, and time" he whispered against me.
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The garden of roses
FantasyMy head starts to pound louder and louder till every bone 'in my body seemed to grant way, and gravity pulled me down, and then the orb goes merely black. Is this what death looks like for immortals I asked myself. I peered into an abyss of nothing...