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- 1,236
- OOC First Name
- Jess S
- Blood Status
- Mixed Blood
- Relationship Status
- It's Complicated
- Sexual Orientation
- Heterosexual
- Wand
- Curly 9 Inch Swishy Walnut Wand with Meteorite Dust Core
- Age
- 3/3/2034 (27)
Ava was having the sweetest dream. She was in her old home. The smell of Nan's cinnamon apple tarts filled the house. Her mother's laughter rang through the air. Ava hurried down to the kitchen. Nan and Mama we're standing there, flour everywhere. They were baking, their backs to her. Inbeteeen them was a boy, tall with dark hair. Her breath caught in her throat. He turned to her, flour smeared on his cheek. 'Avaria!' He hurried over, tucking a bud of lilacs behind her ear. 'We've been waiting for you, love.' He kissed her sweetly and she giggled. 'You could have told me, silly,' She brought a hand to his face, kissing him back as love filled her heart. He took her hand and lead her over to the counter.
Ava opened her eyes, the familiar sight of her room washing over her. She sighed, rolling onto her back. Out of habit, she reached out her hand blindly to grasp for her mother's music box. Only... It wasn't there. She groaned. Right. Vader. Well, she knew she was feeling too melancholy to sleep with out it. So she did the one thing that would help. She sat up and slipped on her shoes, not bothering to change out of her pajamas. She left a note on her pillow, telling her dad she was having nightmares and was going to Vader's house.
She snuck out and within fifteen minutes had crawled into his bedroom window. She was relieved the music box was in plain sight. She wound it up again and slipped under the covers, settling in with a content sigh between Vader and the wall.
Ava opened her eyes, the familiar sight of her room washing over her. She sighed, rolling onto her back. Out of habit, she reached out her hand blindly to grasp for her mother's music box. Only... It wasn't there. She groaned. Right. Vader. Well, she knew she was feeling too melancholy to sleep with out it. So she did the one thing that would help. She sat up and slipped on her shoes, not bothering to change out of her pajamas. She left a note on her pillow, telling her dad she was having nightmares and was going to Vader's house.
She snuck out and within fifteen minutes had crawled into his bedroom window. She was relieved the music box was in plain sight. She wound it up again and slipped under the covers, settling in with a content sigh between Vader and the wall.