Isabelle Lightwood (
seveninchmotto) wrote2015-03-17 06:30 pm
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Room 301, Tuesday Afternoon
Isabelle was tired and weary, still, but a few days in Idris had done her some good. Even if everyone was still more than a little shell-shocked. Even if everyone was still in mourning for something or someone, and there had been a Council meeting to determine the place of the Seelie Court among them after their betrayal.
Even if the Hall of Accords had been draped with the blue banners of victory, a golden rune of triumph on each one.
It all felt very far away now that Isabelle was back on Fandom. Her room looked the same. Glitter and clothes spilled everywhere. Nothing here suggested the occupant had quite literally been to hell and back not too many days ago.
Isabelle sent out a single text to Flick – I'm here, and nothing else – and dropped her phone on her bed. And sighed.
[ooc: Open door, open post.]
Even if the Hall of Accords had been draped with the blue banners of victory, a golden rune of triumph on each one.
It all felt very far away now that Isabelle was back on Fandom. Her room looked the same. Glitter and clothes spilled everywhere. Nothing here suggested the occupant had quite literally been to hell and back not too many days ago.
Isabelle sent out a single text to Flick – I'm here, and nothing else – and dropped her phone on her bed. And sighed.
[ooc: Open door, open post.]
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She was surprised by how anxiously that came out. She even pulled back a little to see him. Her eyes were shiny with tears.
"I just... can't."
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"All right, fine," he murmured. "I'm sorry. We don't have to talk about him."
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"Sorry," she said anyway. "It was –– it's hard. He saved my life."
In hell.
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To do something.
"I owe him."
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"Why?"
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By the Angel, she was tearing up again. That's what he got for caring.
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"We went to hell, baby," she told him quietly. "Well, a hell. A demon dimension."
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"We had to kill a lot of people." Her tone got a little flat there. "Or at least they used to be people. They were poisoned into... not."
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He rubbed her back slowly, smoothly.
"I wish I could help you."
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Her voice sounded broken, even though that was a good thing. That he'd waited.
She was just so tired.
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She had a lot of nightmares.
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Sorry about the pressure on his ribs.
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"I've got your necklace," he murmured eventually, reaching down and finding her hand. He pressed it over where the necklace lay underneath his shirt. "You should have it back."
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Because yes, the safety of the necklace was what had been questionable for the last few weeks.
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