#animaconfractum

Sammael never liked walking out in the rain, but the fact he had to make a late night run to the store because he had forgot something compelled him to do so. Once he had walked out of the small corner store, his eyes drifted to seeing someone very familiar sitting on a bench, soaked because of the downpour. “Ella?” He called out, walking towards her and using his umbrella to cover both of them. “Luv, what are you doing out here? Let’s get you inside and out of the rain, yeah?” 

━ The nigh-immortal had been away on business, tying loose ends with some very important figures in his little supernatural circle. It’d been a few months since he’d last properly seen his lover and their daughters, though he didn’t mind it so much as long as they delivered on their promise that this would be the last time they’d ever require his services. Malakai wasn’t far from done living, but he didn’t mind settling down for a little while... know what it’s like to feel “normal” as far as mortals were concerned. Three gentle knocks on the hardwood door signaled his arrival, a smile -- weathered only by the weariness of travel -- spread across his lips. As the door swung open, it only grew. “I’m home.”

━ “What, time-traveling flapper girl don’t make enough sense? I could be your confused companion. Like the Doctor.” He let out a laugh but, raising his hands, easily gave in. “Alright, ma’am, I’m going. Which one’s your daughter’s?”

“Thank god--” She managed to get out, her voice hoarse from screaming out in pain. “Thank god you’re here. The guy who kidnapped me, is he...?” 

Sam laughed at the movie they were both watching, having to put his drink down. “Oh my goodness- that was ridiculous. How could someone be so stupid?” 

“Hello, what have we here? I really hope you didn’t break the lock to get in here, luv.” 

“I have to admit, that was impressive. Come on, we’ve got some more up ahead.” 

RIGHT LIKE DAMN mmmm yes this is true