So, I was bored. I started typing on a doc I had done a while ago. Here’s more
Fawn’s mousy brown bob bounces as she skips along side her twin sister. Her thick light gray sweater hugs her thin frame. Her navy blue jeans don’t keep her warm, though. Her light brown, fur lined boots are caked with mud. Her green coat fluffs her up, making her look much bigger than she actually.
Tawny’s mousy brown hair is in a pixie cut as she trails along side her twin sister. Her loose white shirt doesn’t keep her warm, nor does her navy blue jeans. Her black combat boots shine. Tawny’s blue coat also fluffs her up.
Gold smirks, his fangs cutting his tan lips. His golden eyes shine with malice as he stares down at the scrawny boy below him. “Look Phillip, you know what’s coming to you, right? If you deny me?” He says, but his strange accent clouds his words. “Y-yes, I know, but I-I don’t have it!” Phillip holds his hands up, “Honest!” Gold lets out a bark-like laugh, “Oh, is that right? Now you’re gonna tell me you don’t live in a house, huh? Lying to me is just about the stupidest thing you can do! And you’re smart, right?” Phillip nods meekly. “R-right,” He unclamps his leather satchel and digs out a green bag and hands it to the taller boy. “We can’t keep doing this,” Phillip says quietly. “Y’know what? You’re right. You give out shit product,” Gold snatches the bag from his grasp and turns on his heel. He doesn’t bother to hide the bag as he walks away from the dark corner of the station. His dark shoes shine like black diamonds and blend almost seamlessly into his black pants. Gold straightens his white shirt, but to no avail. He runs his hand through his platinum blonde hair as he makes his way to the train.
Ginger runs a pale scarred hand through their straight red hair. “Uh… master Ginger, your-“ a server chimes. “Yes, yes, I know,” They bark, “Don’t mess up your hair; careful, your dress; watch how you hold a glass; you have to be a proper lady! Ugh!” They throw down their lavender purse, which clacks against the ground. They kick it, though their long ruffle skirt restrict their movement. “I hate skirts,” they remark. They straighten their blouse with a sigh and try to smooth out the wrinkles. “Well, I think you look rather fetching,” another servant smiles at her. Ginger smiles bashfully, “Thank you, Quill.” Quill holds out Gingers purse. Ginger takes it with grace and a quiet ‘thank you.’ They turn to walk to the train, becoming her two servants to follow.
“Oh, and Scarlett? Scarlett!?” A plump, fancily dressed woman calls, circling around. “Yeah, mum?” A taller, dark skinned girl chimes, setting down one of the many children calling to be held and hugged before she left. “Are you going to be able to carry everything?” She motions to the two large trunks behind her. Scarlett nods, her fire colored hair bouncing as she did. “If I can withstand a burning barn falling on me, I can withstand anything!” Scarlett bellows. Her mother chuckles a bit and shakes her head, “I certainly hope so.” A small boy rushes into Scarletts legs, calling “Scar!” He hastily tugs on her red flannel shirt. “Alex calm down!” Scarlett swoops the boy into her arms and swings him around












