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Mirror Lake / Re: Love Is A Losing Game
« on: September 23, 2019, 04:40:44 PM »
Feeding first thing each night was now quicker than it used to be. Although there was that craving, it wasn't all encompassing as it was for most feldglings, so Murphy could keep his head and get through the task swiftly. He was enjoying his time with the Sacramentum, learning what he could, trying to take on lessons even if his skills weren't quite up to it yet. And it was peaceful. There were humans around, but not too many and they were generally pretty calm and happy - not like out in the city where there was such and overwhelming constant roll of emotions.
That was partly why Murphy hadn't asked Jake to meet up again. The White Rabbit was a swirling mass of emotion which had almost been too much last time he'd been there. But there were other reasons too, which Murphy had been trying to work through. Knowing he would always remind Jake of Lazarus. Knowing about Jake and Ben's feud. And Jake had offered to teach him, but then he hadn't suggested meeting up either. They were so different, from different worlds. Jake was overly dramatic and Murphy didn't really know how to deal with that, hopefully tonight he wouldn't need to, not too much anyway. And whilst he enjoyed spending time with Jake, with everything going on, Murphy hadn't really missed him like he'd thought he would.
"Hey," the fledling said as he slid out of his car at the lake and spotted Jake. It was nice out here, Murphy could remember coming as a kid. If he'd had a chance to have his 'last day' in the sun, this would have been one of the spots he would have visited. He was dressed casually, in demin jeans and a dark green t-shirt with the name of a band scrawled across the front. He walked closer, but didn't descend the bank, watiing instead of Jake to come up since it would be awkward standing on a slope.
That was partly why Murphy hadn't asked Jake to meet up again. The White Rabbit was a swirling mass of emotion which had almost been too much last time he'd been there. But there were other reasons too, which Murphy had been trying to work through. Knowing he would always remind Jake of Lazarus. Knowing about Jake and Ben's feud. And Jake had offered to teach him, but then he hadn't suggested meeting up either. They were so different, from different worlds. Jake was overly dramatic and Murphy didn't really know how to deal with that, hopefully tonight he wouldn't need to, not too much anyway. And whilst he enjoyed spending time with Jake, with everything going on, Murphy hadn't really missed him like he'd thought he would.
"Hey," the fledling said as he slid out of his car at the lake and spotted Jake. It was nice out here, Murphy could remember coming as a kid. If he'd had a chance to have his 'last day' in the sun, this would have been one of the spots he would have visited. He was dressed casually, in demin jeans and a dark green t-shirt with the name of a band scrawled across the front. He walked closer, but didn't descend the bank, watiing instead of Jake to come up since it would be awkward standing on a slope.