#lingying

SO, my mind just went why not swap them?

Shl just sitting there, between nyy legs, to let her do her hair. She's not even sure why she lets her do it but she doesn't complain. It only took her some pleading before the demoness just rolled her eyes and sat down.

Just like her Shizun had thought to them she didn't look a gifted horse in its mouth. Or at least that's what she remembered he said back then. Regardless, she was carefully undoing the braids when she picked up how soft shl hair was. Unlike hers – a more silky one– shl had this more fluffiness to it.

A smile etched itself on her face again. Perhaps she could make shl let her do it more often.

It only took her a few minutes before she secured the last bun. She pointedly ignored the way the other girl's shoulders seemed more relaxed than a few mere minutes ago. "Done, done."

Would you be willing to draw Sha Hualing and Ning Yinying being cute gfs together :>

The girlfriends <3 Thanks for the rq!! :D

YOU KNOW BETTER THAN TO THROW TWO COMPLETELY UNCONNECTED CHARACTERS AT ME AND NOT EXPECT ME TO SHIP THEM!! hmph!

Ning Yingying had never expected Shizun to agree to sharing night hunts with other sects, yet here they were: purple-clad disciples sprinkled among the green of Qing Jing Peak—and one dressed in soft golds and yellows. Probably a guest to Yunmeng Jiang who had decided to tag along. Quite the flirt, she’d discovered during the hunt. Talented and excitable and quite unlike her shixiongs.

Singapore's Linying shares single ‘Daylight Blows Into One Door’

Singer-songwriter Linying returns with ‘Daylight Blows Into One Door,’ reminding listeners of her penchant for moving lyricism and vivid production in this hypnotic ballad about happiness and loss. Co-written by Chris Walla (ex-Death Cab For Cutie), the song is the first taste of the Singaporean's upcoming debut full-length album.

She says of the song, "When I was 12, my pet rabbit Bunny lay dying in my lap as my brother and I sang Death Cab For Cutie’s 'I Will Follow You Into The Dark' to him on an acoustic guitar. Songs and books taught me perspective in sad times from a young age, but a sense of melancholy has always coloured even the happiest moments of my life. When I feel on top of the world is also when I remember that so much of the love and happiness that I think is mine is really only lent to me, to be taken back someday - momentary, like daylight.

“I told Chris the gist of this in a tiny room in a New York studio where we wrote across two days while also taking too-long bagel breaks, walking the High Line and talking about panic and distance and love and home. I'm omitting a lot of the grisly details in which I struggle to behave normally in front of him while containing my excitement at working with a musical figure so important to my adolescence… it wasn’t until months later when I was home in Singapore that I looked over at the patio bench we sat on with Bunny, remembered that I’d just written a song about loss with the person who made the song I experienced my first loss to, and realised how much full-on, full-circle, cosmic conspiracy was actually going on."