#p: sofia

Helloooo, Sofia! And omg you’re from Argentina, so close! (kinda close haushkuahs) AND YES I REMEMBER !! I’m really happy we are mutual now!! We were united by the power of hq!! haukshakusha And thank you so so much, my exam was postponed so it’s on Thursday, hope I can make it!! Wish you a wonderful week!

Text: The dream? Haha, I don’t think I am. I’m just very blessed to be with a guy who loves Hawaii enough to take me there.

It was about time Leah learned a little more about her fellow Dominants. She had been keeping an eye on their interactions, keeping quiet and learning about them before anything else, but sometimes it was easier to hear it straight from the source itself. She knocked to the door of Sofia’s suite and held up the bag of coffee beans the moment it opened up, smiling wide at the girl on the other side. “Thank goodness for coffee machines,” she praised. “It’s nice to officially meet you in person. Well, to meet you outside of class, anyway. I’m Leah.”

Sam hadn’t seen Sofia in a while, and part of that was because he was spending all his free time with Dani these days. The two of them had always spent a lot of time together, but since their relationship changed he’d been surprised at how much more time they’d been able to find. He was existing in a happy little bubble for the past month. 

He was waiting to get Sofia’s I told you so in person, so when Sam found himself at home while Dani was working, he and Sofia made plans to go on a hike. The colder weather had finally broke into something milder, and he was eager for Spring. Getting back out into the wilderness as it started to grow again would be nice. So he met Sofia at the edge of town, parking in their usual spot to make the walk into the old growth forest. He was dressed ready for a hike, with his trusty boots and his foraging bag, and when he saw his cousin Sam went over to hug her. 

“I hope you’ve got a few hours to kill, because I’m ready to get lost out there,” he teased. 

Sam wasn’t the type to frivolously spend his money. He worked hard for his income and liked to save it, he never knew when the house might need some fixing up or something like that. But the enchanted items at one particular stall caught his eye, and he browsed through them curiously. He picked up an old mirror, the kind with a handle that looked like it should be in a Victorian lady’s bedroom. The glass of the mirror seemed untarnished from time, and the salesmen assured him it was enchanted. It apparently held the power to let you relive memories, and as Sam looked into it he saw himself and his sisters as kids.

He ended up buying the mirror, for nostalgia’s sake and also hoping maybe he’d find some answers within it. The mirror was wrapped up in brown paper before Sam left the stall to meet up with Sofia. She was the perfect person to try the mirror out with--his sisters might see something Sam didn’t want them to see. Even if Sam hadn’t told Sofia everything about his life, she was always an impartial judge when he did. 

Sam found her sitting outside a coffee shop at a little table, holding a chair for him with her purse and her feet propped up on it. “Hey,” he said with a smile. “You order me a coffee?”