#sulfus

Raf set down her teacup on the plate, making sure not to make too much of a clacking noise as the two pieces of China met. She sat in the sunlit window seat of the coffee shop that she had started to frequent since her and Sulfus had been shunned.

She had taken taken to people watching in the last couple months.

Despite now living among them, she still enjoyed watching the humans like she had before. The many sounds of the human's voices and devices around her relaxed her mind as she thought about her life over the last few years.

Her and Sulfus had gotten married and now lived in a rundown, but cozy apartment in the downtown area.

Sulfus had found in love for creating art through graffiti. Through this, he had gotten himself a job at this little studio a few streets down

Sulfus found this job from a nice human girl named Regina, who had caught him tagging up brick wall one night. She had complimented his skills and offered him a job soon after, the two had struck up a nice friendship.

He gained a section in her studio to legally make and sell art.

Raf herself found it difficult to keep a stable job and had gone through multiple workplaces, not finding one that exactly suited her. But she really didn't mind all that much. Although she had trouble keeping jobs, she had found quite a few humans who she had considered close friends.

Just like her Angels.

She felt her phone buzz and glanced at the screen, noticing the time.

"Oh, shoot, I'm late."

She quickly grabbed her purse before paying and rushing out the door her bag , dragging in the air behind her

"Hey there, Angel." She heard Sulfus's voice when she entered the studio.

"I'm sorry. I lost track of time again."

She made her way over to him. Dodging, painting supplies and food. How he could stand his food that close to chemicals was beyond her.

He pulled her into a gentle kiss and held her close

"You're all right. I'm just going to go finish up, and then we can head out, okay?"

" Yeah, that sounds good." Raf answered and separated after another kiss.

She moved over to one of the empty chairs by the wall and watched sulfus finish painting.

No matter, how much her fellow angels had said that she would have regretted this