Dark Viking

AN: it’s almost 3am and I’m feeling some type of way.

::: :::

It wasn’t anything particular about him…

He didn’t say much, didn’t do much…so there was really no concrete reason on why she craved his presence. He was just a calm person to be around, occasionally made her laugh a bit. His energy wasn’t fueled by draining hers.

Her energy could steadily charge with his. Even if they were just simply sitting in the same room. She felt content.

Hinata stared at the ceiling feeling completely drained, headache pressing annoyingly at her temples and that odd longingly to be wherever he was. It was just funny because a few months ago she couldn’t stand to be near him but now that’s all she wanted.

She reached her hand out in the dark, if just to admire how the darkness erased everything even the hand right in front of her.

“I need him,” she confessed to her walls. It was even strange hearing herself admit it aloud.

::: :::

He had returned from his mission and stopped by her home. He just walked in, bothered by how she didn’t even care to lock the door. Yes, she was an equipped fighter and had the Byakugan but–

She was sitting on the couch with a cup of green tea. Opal eyes met dark ones and he just sat down. He didn’t speak and she didn’t ask him to.

This was good. She felt jittery and good. He leaned back, inky tresses falling away from his face. Evidence of fine chin hairs surprised her a bit.

“Hey,” he finally spoke. He rubbed his eyes with his palms before dropping them to his lap.

“Hey,” she replied.

He closed his eyes, seemingly satisfied with her greeting. He inhaled a deep breath and allowed the woman’s presence across from his ease his body into a nap.

I’ve been asked many times what someone should look for when trying to find a good artist. The best way you can do this is to look at their portfolio, whether it’s in a book at their shop or online. If they don’t have good work in their portfolio, they’re probably not good artists.

The shop may be clean, the people there might be nice, and the design they draw up for you might be exactly what you want, but if your artist doesn’t stand up to the points listed above, then you’re going to get a bad tattoo.

So, warning for all you guys–

I just got a fake spoofing email from PayPal that fooled me. I just got off the phone with PayPal, and they told me that it 100% was spoofing and not from them.

This is what the email looked like: 

Now, there were links in the body of the email, and when I clicked on it on my phone… it went weird, and I didn’t trust it. I immediately exited, went to PayPal, changed my password, and changed my password to my email. Then I spent 20 minutes on the phone with PayPal, who says that this email was 100% fake.

The reason why I trusted it?

It came from [email protected] using my real name.

Yeah. Let that sink in.

According to PayPal, they will NEVER include links in the body of their emails. If you received an email like this, immediately report it for phishing.