Post by Rhynn Delacourt on Jun 30, 2022 15:21:40 GMT -5
[For Kiana Pernelle]
The day was hot and steamy and, honestly, Rhynn had no idea why she'd left the house except that her sister was home and between her mother and her sister Rhynn couldn't handle it anymore. Both of them were preening over Rhynn with nonsense about how she should wear her hair or how they'd met a very handsome bachelor the other day that would be perfect for Rhynn. So she left because Raine was already out of the house and not there to save her. Ever since Raine turned sixteen she and her brother had been drifting apart. He was off doing who knows what far more often, leaving Rhynn behind. The realization stung a bit, though she supposed her brother had to go off and be a boy now and again. He'd grown up almost entirely with women his whole life so perhaps the newfound freedom was well deserved.
So she ended up in the town square with a pastry in hand and absolutely no plans. This too was as strange as the space between her and Raine. If Rhynn was not in school, she was usually volunteering or being told to get ready for some (usually dull) summer party or another. There were so many summer parties that at some point they all blurred together and she was convinced that it was just one endless night. Though currently it was broad daylight and Rhynn was wandering the town square looking at the vendors, her eyes catching on a rather lovely jewelry vendor. Her feet took her over of their own accord, her whole person drifting lazily in the summer heat. With nothing better to do, might as well buy something pretty...
The day was hot and steamy and, honestly, Rhynn had no idea why she'd left the house except that her sister was home and between her mother and her sister Rhynn couldn't handle it anymore. Both of them were preening over Rhynn with nonsense about how she should wear her hair or how they'd met a very handsome bachelor the other day that would be perfect for Rhynn. So she left because Raine was already out of the house and not there to save her. Ever since Raine turned sixteen she and her brother had been drifting apart. He was off doing who knows what far more often, leaving Rhynn behind. The realization stung a bit, though she supposed her brother had to go off and be a boy now and again. He'd grown up almost entirely with women his whole life so perhaps the newfound freedom was well deserved.
So she ended up in the town square with a pastry in hand and absolutely no plans. This too was as strange as the space between her and Raine. If Rhynn was not in school, she was usually volunteering or being told to get ready for some (usually dull) summer party or another. There were so many summer parties that at some point they all blurred together and she was convinced that it was just one endless night. Though currently it was broad daylight and Rhynn was wandering the town square looking at the vendors, her eyes catching on a rather lovely jewelry vendor. Her feet took her over of their own accord, her whole person drifting lazily in the summer heat. With nothing better to do, might as well buy something pretty...
