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Maria wasn’t sure how or why it had happened, but what she was sure of was that the mean old raven that sat smugly in the tree was definitely not supposed to have her precious charm. She knew, of course, that it was just one of those things crows did-- a castle maid had told her once, between secret rounds of hide and seek, how one of them had stolen things of hers-- but to experience it first hand was infinitely more upsetting.

And of everything it could have stolen, it had stolen Minerva’s present...!

“Please!” The princess pleaded for the fifth (or was it the sixth) time, her hands balled up into desperate little fists. The crow, of course, being a crow, said nothing. Maria, being far too short to do anything about it, did nothing as well. 

Had the charm not been meant for Minerva, perhaps Maria would have let the crow keep its stolen prize. However, that was not the case, and she soon found herself making her way towards the main road, her eyes flickering over the area for someone, anyone, who might be able to help her-- there! Her gaze gravitated towards a man who seemed positively giant, and, without a second thought, she waved, running up to him with furrowed brows. Was it reckless to run up to a stranger? Probably, but there was something about him that seemed incredibly warm. 

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The Admiral loves Seven and Seven loves Janeway and Janeways feelings are exposed to herself during this scene in which its clear how much the admiral hungers for seven and seven clearly feels the same and janeway sees this and knows this is really how it is between them, but shes seeing it between these two and she cant help looking awfully jealous of the admiral, who is HERSELF! I LOVE THEM! Great scene!

The love, the hunger!

Mutual love and hunger!

The jealousy!

It’s Raining Men - Milly Johnson

This book is the best post-exam book you can imagine. It has the awesome combo of romance, mystery, and fairy tales. The more you read, the more you start to understand the title. There are so many hidden eggs in this title, that you can basically entertain yourself by searching for them while reading. 

Three friends that are drowning in work, decide to take some time off and get some well-earned rest. But something goes wrong with the reservation, and instead of in a wellness, they end up in a small town that clearly hates all tourists. The town, Ren Dullem, is clearly hiding something. It’s always cloudy, and the clouds seem to made by men. And there are next to no women.

abiander (Abgiail Anderson) :)

There's little time for relaxation when you hold the same career as Diana and Ororo, but when the time does get to you, you use it up immediately. 

Though the Justice League is more gender diverse than when she first started, the princess found herself surrounded by men most of the time. To really get back in touch with her feminine side--or what Man's World considered to be feminine--was a gift from the gods. 

Currently she sits in a small, sunny booth, her long, lost sister at her side. The princess is set on having a salad and soup combination with a fruit smoothie to drink for lunch. It seems like the perfect meal for a niice afternoon.

Next comes shopping, something she's equal parts nervous and excited for. It's something she's not so familiar with and Diana doesn't know what to expect.