#vhstarter

          “Like this?” Vivian brought down her sunglasses as directed and looked at the camera, trying her hardest not to smile. It was a very bad time for fun things to go through her mind, but she suppressed them. It was always easier when her photographer was cute. Scott definitely was one of her favorites to work with. She was exhausted and had an early flight the next morning, it was business as usual, but he made it a little easier. @lxnelybois

      “It was about time you got here,” Vivian smirked as she moved away from the foor to let him inside, closing the door behind him. “I don’t cook for just anyone, you know.” She chuckled, walking ahead to the kitchen, Viv felt her cheeks grow hot and smiled it off as the brunette served Jeremy first then herself. “You better appreciate this, I went through so many Pinterest boards for recipes.” Vivian laughed and sat down in her dining room, waiting for him to join her if he chose to. @slccpdeprived

Persephone made her way across town to the Valhallow Event Center for the one thing she had been waiting for in anticipation for months, the Saints and Sinners Masquerade Ball. She entered the huge ballroom where creatures and humans alike intertwined, socializing, dancing, and everything in between. She was very excited to spend the night with a room full of 'strangers' and possibly meet someone she knew all over again. Persephone wasn't sure if the gold wire mask she wore really hid her identity, but she was going to have fun nonetheless. As she began to drift through the crowd, the eyes of many were on her. The Siren smirked slyly as she passed them, winking as some made eye contact with her. She soaked in all the attention she was getting, but really, who wouldn't be looking at her in that drop dead gorgeous dress. Persephone even hoped to even take a man home tonight, if it lead that way. She was a sinner this evening and it excited her to try something new. The Siren made her way through the crowded room towards the bar to get a much needed drink. When she arrived, she gained the attention of the bartender and ordered a glass of wine. She waited as her eyes met anothers.

The pale skinned girl stood in the corner looking around the room with her right eyes at all the others around her. Amber's began to think about her friends and brothers wondering where they all could be. Though for all she knew they could be closer than she thought simply hidden behind their own masks. Amber was brought out of her thoughts as she felt the presence of another near her and she turned to look at the other. "Hello there.", she said trying to muster a polite voice like her father instructed her to use. 

Come on now, order up or go. This isn't a baby sitting joint.

It was a Saturday night like any other. Yet, it was pouring. Buckets upon buckets of water was falling from the sky and Persephone was miserable. It was rare for her to have a Saturday night off work so she had decided to take a little evening walk. But, she didn't plan on the rain so she hadn't brought an umbrella. She was currently shivering and soaked beneath an awning of a cafe that had already closed for the evening. The Siren glanced around, but there was nowhere for her to go. She had two choices, stay beneath the awning until the rain stopped, or run back home through the rain.

"I- did you just hang up on me!?" Nikolai threw the phone down in distaste, grumpily.  "Well that was just rude..." he muttered to himself, suddenly looking up and realizing he had been shouting in the middle of the street.  He shifted awkwardly, hoping no one had overheard him.

It was around two in the afternoon and the sun was shining above. The weather was getting a lot warmer during the day and the Siren was feeling very happy about that. The singer sat in the town square adorning a white and navy blue sundress, wedge sandals, and big white framed sunglasses. As she sat on a bench with a travel mug filled with ice tea at her side, Persephone watched the people walk by and tried to find some inspiration for a new song. She watched the people walking, talking, laughing, goofing around, and anything else normal. But it wasn't enough. She needed something to happen, but nothing seemed to be happening at all on this boring, sunny day.