Kendall
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 |  Subject: What a strange girl. (DEAN)  Sun Jun 10, 2012 12:28 am | |
|   • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Deliah, who sat on a small handcrafted wooden bench, had her mind focused on one thing. It was on the table, and yet couldn't be identified, even by herself. It had electric blue metal wrapped around a small sphere like shape. There were lightning bolts painted all around it, and the base was a dark grey. It was something curious, and definately unique. It would sit on Deliah's shelves she had next to her bed. Following the other trinkets. Picturing in her mind exactly where she wanted it to go, the blue eyed girl shot a look toward a girl that sat not to far away from her.. Ah, she was so quiet! Yet she had been here even when she got here, why hadn't Deliah noticed her before? Working on this object for the past 3 days now was really taking her mind off of the surroundings. Bailing lunch to work on this? Of course, she had an apple next to her, but she really wanted to finish this. "Um... What are you working on?" She asked, standing up in her chair and peeking over her shoulder.
The drawing was peculiar, and Deliah couldn't quite figure out what it was. It was some sort of abstract thingy, and Deliah had always hated trying to guess what it meant. The music that Deliah was blasting seemed to give off a nasty aura. Hm. She didn't think about how that girl would like it, yet her drawing was so... sweet! But didn't she get influenced by the kind of music she listens to? Deliah smiled a bit, then it faded away. Music always influenced Deliah. The drawings, everything the made. Of course, most of her drawings are of some kind of messed up monster of some sort. Mainly because she listened to hard-core music, and some classical (explaining the drawings of nature on her wall) It wasn't nessacarily a bad thing, but not a good thing either. It also relatively affected her mood that day. It never stood out, just her inner feelings. Why didn't this girl notice?
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