Frostfire
“The air was crisp and clean, even if it did leave my face icy, and I shoved my hands deeper in my pockets. The moon had begun to wane, but it was still bright and rather fat, illuminating the clear sky.
It was late enough that the cobblestone roads leading away from my parents’ house were empty. Even the chickens and goats that frequently wandered the area had gone home to rest for the night.
I heard another set of footsteps, echoing off the stone, coming toward me from a cross street, ...but I didn’t really register them. I was too lost in my thoughts, trying to figure out what I was missing with Konstantin.
“You don’t see enough of me already, so you’ve resorted to stalking me?” Ridley asked, and I glanced up to see him walking over to me, grinning crookedly.
“What?” I was startled by him, and it took a second for me to realize he was joking.
Then I smiled back and motioned toward my parents’ place.MoreLess
It was late enough that the cobblestone roads leading away from my parents’ house were empty. Even the chickens and goats that frequently wandered the area had gone home to rest for the night.
I heard another set of footsteps, echoing off the stone, coming toward me from a cross street, ...but I didn’t really register them. I was too lost in my thoughts, trying to figure out what I was missing with Konstantin.
“You don’t see enough of me already, so you’ve resorted to stalking me?” Ridley asked, and I glanced up to see him walking over to me, grinning crookedly.
“What?” I was startled by him, and it took a second for me to realize he was joking.
Then I smiled back and motioned toward my parents’ place.MoreLess
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