#liamxoconnell

Liam both loved and hated Biodome park.  It was nice having a place inside the city with green spaces and the feeling of being out in nature.  What he hated was how planned everything felt.  Logically he knew that it had to be, but that didnt make him miss the rugged splendor of the natural world.

He’d been so lost in his own thoughts that he hadnt even noticed he’d stopped walking until he heard someone speaking.  Shaking his head to clear it, he realized where he hadnt been staring and blushed immediately.  “Oh, I’m so sorry.  I didnt mean to stare, I was so wrapped up in my own thoughts I wasnt paying any attention.

“Those must be some thoughts,” Jude chuckled in response, righting herself so that she could see the man more clearly.  He might have been the tallest person she’d encountered for some time, couldn’t help but wonder if the top of her head would even come to his nipples if they were both standing upright.  “Well aren’t you a mountain of a man.  Want to take a load off for few minutes, possibly even unburden those thoughts that had you so preoccupied that you didn’t realize there was a perfect ass you could have been staring at instead?”

Despite his job keeping him on the water all the time, the beach was one of the few places in Pansaw that Liam could go to really spend some time out in the sun and nature.  Coming back up onto the beach after swimming for a while, Liam walked to where he though he’d put his towel, confusion etching his face when he couldn’t find it.  “Excuse me,” he asked the closest person to him.  “You didn’t happen to see a blue towel anywhere did you?” 

It was a rare day off for FaBi, the Meta multiplying the margarita in her hand each time she emptied it as she enjoyed the sun, sounds, and sand of the beach.  As she drank, she sketched ideas over the top of her sunglasses for an upcoming assignment for school, using her surroundings as inspiration for the resort wear the project required.  Apparently she was well focused on the paper in front of her because she didn’t even noticed the large hunk of man until he spoke.  FaBi looked over the top of her sunglasses and grinned.  “No, but whoever took it - remind me to send them a thank you card.  Hopefully they made off with your shirt, too.”