#worthkeepin

Hiccup trusted her with his life. And seeing his newer position he wished to do the same. If she would allow him that honor.

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  ❛  what  – um  – ❜  olivia  valdovinos  speechless.  she's  sure  richie  would  make  fun  of  her  if  he  saw  her  now,  but  then  again  he'd  probably  be  more  mad  she  was  feeling  this  way  towards  jane  anyway,  ❛  what  do  you  mean?  why  shouldn't  you?  ❜

KATNISS heard peeta's words but couldn't agree; feelings were complicated things and thus, she avoided them like a plague. opening herself up in such a way made her vulnerable and in turn, it made him vulnerable too. ❛❛ that's easy for you to say. it all comes so naturally to you, ❜❜ the brunette argued with a sigh, forcing herself to remain calm and collected as her gaze fell on him. the boy with the bread — her fellow tribute turned victor, the one who stood by her side despite her attempts to push him away, who held her when her nightmares plagued her mind without relent, and who'd stolen her heart, whether she wanted to admit it or not. in these circumstances, however, it was best not to let her feelings get the better of her and control her; she had to keep a level-head.  ❛❛ it's safer for everyone if i keep them to myself, peeta. the capitol uses anything and everything they can against me, and i don't want an even bigger target on the backs of people that i love. ❜❜

       "𝐀𝐑𝐄 𝐓𝐇𝐄𝐑𝐄?" 𝐅𝐑𝐀𝐍𝐂𝐈𝐒 𝐀𝐒𝐊𝐒, allowing long, cold fingers to trace over the books in the library of the home that he shares with his grandfather and his sister. They’re dusty again and Francis supposes that most of Panem has forgotten about books, or that they’re mostly forbidden from reading them. No need to tend to a legacy erased, better to let it become dust. He and Peeta have a habit of meeting here — the victor because any empty room serves as a cage as well as the next ; and himself because this is the place he goes when he wants to get lost in it all. He seems indifferent — he has to seem indifferent. “I wouldn’t know.” Outwardly, one might take him to be speaking of his privilege. In truth, he’s simply been outpacing his grandfather’s wrath for so long that he hasn’t had time to think of anything other than what the President might do, were he to catch up.