[ she pauses, slumping against the door. it's rare that she's at a loss for what to say. she uses diction carefully. it's in the dna.]
Maybe that wasn't the right word.
[ the loss of his warmth near her body should be a relief; instead she feels like a ghost has just walked over her grave, as if she's never been more hollow or wanting. she wraps her arms around herself. ]
no subject
[ she pauses, slumping against the door. it's rare that she's at a loss for what to say. she uses diction carefully. it's in the dna. ]
Maybe that wasn't the right word.
[ the loss of his warmth near her body should be a relief; instead she feels like a ghost has just walked over her grave, as if she's never been more hollow or wanting. she wraps her arms around herself. ]
Maybe I meant "mate."