Post by Chris Allen on Sept 13, 2010 20:29:32 GMT
The twins had decided to go and be in Kitty’s dorm for a while. There were so many people around, they felt crowded and claustrophobic. Instead they sat on Kitty’s bed, facing each other, and have one of their weird conversations while she wrote and he plucked out something on a guitar. They were recharging their people-batteries, trying to reach a point where they didn’t want people to just go away and leave them alone.
Kitty offered Chris her notebook. Her handwriting might be almost completely illegible, but her brother could read it. Heck only knew he got enough practise. Standing up, she shook out her cramped fingers and went over to her chest of drawers to find a hair band. Her curls were annoying her. Pulling her hair back almost brutally, she smiled tiredly at Chris and wondered what he made of her story. It was different, she thought. Leaning against the chest of drawers, she waited for a verdict, rifling through her possessions for the book she wanted.
Chris couldn’t exactly deny his sister was good. She was, she and he knew it. He grinned as he deciphered whatever she’d written and nodded. “It’s good. Maybe a little more description? The first sentence of the second paragraph doesn’t quite work.” Kitty nodded back at him, pulling out The Princess Bride. She loved that book, and although he wouldn’t admit it, so did he. This was the way they liked things, just them. Just them mucking around.
The door was open, however much they’d like to close it. They didn’t really want to be disturbed by curious people who were looking in. Kicking his shoes onto the floor, Chris lay back on Kitty’s bed. He could sleep now… He could feel the small, hard object she kept under her pillow against his back and he wriggled slightly to get more comfortable. There was one exactly like it under his pillow as well, though. It wasn’t a feeling he was unused to.
Kitty offered Chris her notebook. Her handwriting might be almost completely illegible, but her brother could read it. Heck only knew he got enough practise. Standing up, she shook out her cramped fingers and went over to her chest of drawers to find a hair band. Her curls were annoying her. Pulling her hair back almost brutally, she smiled tiredly at Chris and wondered what he made of her story. It was different, she thought. Leaning against the chest of drawers, she waited for a verdict, rifling through her possessions for the book she wanted.
Chris couldn’t exactly deny his sister was good. She was, she and he knew it. He grinned as he deciphered whatever she’d written and nodded. “It’s good. Maybe a little more description? The first sentence of the second paragraph doesn’t quite work.” Kitty nodded back at him, pulling out The Princess Bride. She loved that book, and although he wouldn’t admit it, so did he. This was the way they liked things, just them. Just them mucking around.
The door was open, however much they’d like to close it. They didn’t really want to be disturbed by curious people who were looking in. Kicking his shoes onto the floor, Chris lay back on Kitty’s bed. He could sleep now… He could feel the small, hard object she kept under her pillow against his back and he wriggled slightly to get more comfortable. There was one exactly like it under his pillow as well, though. It wasn’t a feeling he was unused to.