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A Dorm Room at Voorhees Hall, Columbia University, New York, Sunday
Xanthippe was officially Stressed Out.
It was all over an essay, which wasn't even due until next Friday, but it was important and she had to get it perfect, because what if she didn't? What if she didn't, and she flunked out of the class, and she flunked right out of college, and her father would disown her and her mother would disown her and then she would have to move in with Kimmy and deal with that whole freak show and she would lose all status and purpose in life and probably, like, end up becoming BFFs with Kimmy's extra-weirdo landlady and getting matching tattoos in a crack den and --
Anyway, yeah, she was currently doing what any self-respecting college student would do in her situation: screaming into a pillow.
Thank Christ her roommates weren't home right now.
[ooc: NFB but open for texts/calls/surprise visits!]
It was all over an essay, which wasn't even due until next Friday, but it was important and she had to get it perfect, because what if she didn't? What if she didn't, and she flunked out of the class, and she flunked right out of college, and her father would disown her and her mother would disown her and then she would have to move in with Kimmy and deal with that whole freak show and she would lose all status and purpose in life and probably, like, end up becoming BFFs with Kimmy's extra-weirdo landlady and getting matching tattoos in a crack den and --
Anyway, yeah, she was currently doing what any self-respecting college student would do in her situation: screaming into a pillow.
Thank Christ her roommates weren't home right now.
[ooc: NFB but open for texts/calls/surprise visits!]
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She was still holding the cup, now empty.
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Then, at the end, they opened.
"Didikani?" she repeated, as a question.
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All those people were missing out.
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All of which was true, though it was hardly the whole truth. And they were accused of much worse which wasn't true, but he hardly wished to bring those up now.
"And to the Tsingano, I am, in ways, unnatural. I belong to no kumpania, I remain in one place all year round. How can I walk the Lungo Drom when I stay in one place? 'Tis complicated." He gave a smile, slightly bitter. "There, I felt Tsingano to my core. Here, I have been forced to realize how D'angelline I truly am."
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Nothing else exlained all the damn crying just now, for one thing.
"I'm sorry," she muttered. What for? She couldn't really pinpoint it.
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Then, she murmured, "Hyacinthe." Another kiss. "Hya." There was a tilt of mischief to her smile, not that he could really see it. "Prince of Travelers."
She remembered.
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She remembered.
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It was much more than she could say about most people.
She made a noise like 'mmh! than sounded half like a laugh trying to bubble up, but didn't pull away. In fact, her hands finally left his cheeks so she could wrap her arms around his neck instead, to stay close.
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Much like tangling her fingers in his hair was.
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That was more a sigh than a question, really.
One of her legs was shifting, to hook over his hip.
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She nipped at his bottom lip.
"I like how you feel on top of me, too."
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"You've said that before, too," she said. "But you haven't, like... tried it." She affected her voice with a mock-sage, mock-sincere tone, batting her eyelashes at him. "I mean, I think you should try things before you say you like them."
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