Ordained
“Emily came around a few times to say hello but left her alone for the most part. She had a feeling Noel asked her to minimize the company. He too backed off a little and let her be, not once asking her about the journal.
God, am I that obvious? Sure the stress had been building. Sure the burn inside her had been lingering since she felt it her first day back. But she wasn’t going to snap instantaneously. She didn’t need to be avoided by the ones that could keep her sane.
Feeling more refres...hed, she made her way to the conservatory. It was still daylight out but the clouds weren’t going to clear any time soon. Even if they did it wouldn’t be a problem for her. She looked through the glass towards the cliffs. The weather was warming slightly. Snow was no longer falling on a daily basis but the temperature was still cold enough to keep the upper crust on the lake frozen.
She settled down in the middle of the jungle and dumped the contents from her bag: wide set white pillar candles, a small vial of myrrh oil, a lighter and the journal written by her previous self.MoreLess
God, am I that obvious? Sure the stress had been building. Sure the burn inside her had been lingering since she felt it her first day back. But she wasn’t going to snap instantaneously. She didn’t need to be avoided by the ones that could keep her sane.
Feeling more refres...hed, she made her way to the conservatory. It was still daylight out but the clouds weren’t going to clear any time soon. Even if they did it wouldn’t be a problem for her. She looked through the glass towards the cliffs. The weather was warming slightly. Snow was no longer falling on a daily basis but the temperature was still cold enough to keep the upper crust on the lake frozen.
She settled down in the middle of the jungle and dumped the contents from her bag: wide set white pillar candles, a small vial of myrrh oil, a lighter and the journal written by her previous self.MoreLess
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