"… No, I meant I’m not a little girl at all. I’m not even human."

Leave ‘Lived long enough to become the villain’ to get a glimpse of my muse being a villain. Send ‘Die a hero’ for a villainous character to become heroic instead!

Humans are habitual creatures, and although she strives to traverse against the grain, she finds herself quite predictable in the smallest of ways.

Adelyn frequents a coffee shop around the same time everyday and whenever she enters the establishment, she goes out ofher way to sidestep a mother and her young child. Not oncehas the pair gone unnoticed by her and if it were not for their tattered clothing, their smell would be another indicator of their vagrancy. 

Three weeks have gone by and today is the day she finally approaches them. Passing a sealed envelope to themother, Adelyn nods and wordlessly turns her collar against the harsh wind before quickly retreating. She doesn’t wantto stick around to watch the woman open the envelope. 

"What do you thi-"

To be fair, she had been rambling there for the last few minutes. It really was no wonder that the young woman had fallen asleep in the interim, probably worn out from her day and the conversation they'd been carrying on for the last hour. Carefully, the virtue moved her hand, brushing hair out of the sleeping one's face as she snoozed quietly upon Kindness' shoulder. Although she herself was a tad uncomfortable, she didn't want to move and wake the other and so she settled in for a long, upright nap, determined to grant some rest to the woman that had suffered her bubbly babble so patiently.