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The world seemed a darker place of late, whenever she thought she would crawl out of the pit she had been wallowing in she remembered everything she had done and said to those she cared about and let go the rim to fall back down again. It was getting late and everyone was most likely finishing up their dinner, Andromeda had skipped another meal to take herself out of the equation. She couldn't bare to look at Kat and Kiera knowing now how she had hurt them with the tongue lashing she had given them but it was too hard for her to go back.
She walked slowly down through the garden towards the lake, taking the longer route than she normally would have just to enjoy the evening some more. Prolonging her thoughts that once again strayed to the only comfort she allowed herself of late. Instinctively she wrapped her arms about herself and breathed in deeply as if holding herself together and waking from slumber at the same time. Often she had wondered why someone she had only met briefly could plague her thoughts, her dreams and her as much as Crispin did. Andromeda was not so shallow to have forgotten Bruin so quickly but she knew now that it could not have been love, perhaps he had known it sooner and that was why he had left her. Given her the space she needed.
Reaching the edge of the lake Andromeda closed her eyes before opening them to look out across the lake. The stars reflected on the water surface, she wished she could simply submerge herself. Wash herself clean of everything. Be something pure and good that could go to Crispin and say 'here I am, I am good enough for you now'. The evening was maddeningly warm and Andromeda had worn only a light summer dress. A muggle gypsy style off the shoulder, palest cream as to be virtually white ankle length dress. The flattest of sandals adorned her feet and draped about her shoulders was a deep blue pashmina. Her hair was loose, flowing down over her back gently blowing in the slight breeze that wafted up from the lake. It would be strange for those she had been teasing and tormenting the past few weeks to reconcile this image of her with the one she had used with all of them. But for once Andromeda wanted to leave her mask behind her.
She was by herself, alone under the night sky blanketed only by stars and the memory of his kiss. Why would she need to pretend to be anyone else now?
She walked slowly down through the garden towards the lake, taking the longer route than she normally would have just to enjoy the evening some more. Prolonging her thoughts that once again strayed to the only comfort she allowed herself of late. Instinctively she wrapped her arms about herself and breathed in deeply as if holding herself together and waking from slumber at the same time. Often she had wondered why someone she had only met briefly could plague her thoughts, her dreams and her as much as Crispin did. Andromeda was not so shallow to have forgotten Bruin so quickly but she knew now that it could not have been love, perhaps he had known it sooner and that was why he had left her. Given her the space she needed.
Reaching the edge of the lake Andromeda closed her eyes before opening them to look out across the lake. The stars reflected on the water surface, she wished she could simply submerge herself. Wash herself clean of everything. Be something pure and good that could go to Crispin and say 'here I am, I am good enough for you now'. The evening was maddeningly warm and Andromeda had worn only a light summer dress. A muggle gypsy style off the shoulder, palest cream as to be virtually white ankle length dress. The flattest of sandals adorned her feet and draped about her shoulders was a deep blue pashmina. Her hair was loose, flowing down over her back gently blowing in the slight breeze that wafted up from the lake. It would be strange for those she had been teasing and tormenting the past few weeks to reconcile this image of her with the one she had used with all of them. But for once Andromeda wanted to leave her mask behind her.
She was by herself, alone under the night sky blanketed only by stars and the memory of his kiss. Why would she need to pretend to be anyone else now?