Post by Belle Wolffang on Jul 13, 2013 13:47:09 GMT -5
IF WE GIVE A LITTLE LOVE
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credit DelusionalIt wasn't the end of school yet, but Belle couldn't help do what she loved best, and that was to run. She wore what she always wore when she ran--a track bra with a hoodie, and track shorts. It wasn't that revealing except for the constant stares at the scar on her chest, and the one that was partially hidden at the hip.
Belle didn't seem to take notice of the stares though, it was gym class, and for a moment it was her favorite class. She didn't have a problem with people asking about the scars--she didn't even have a problem when people said she could get them covered. She didn't see the scars that way at all--they were art in her eyes.
She simply just smiled and waved them off saying that they were something of importance to her. It was the truth, the scar at her hip being the burn from when their house in Caliente burned down, and the scar on her chest was from the time she had to have surgery to fix her Mitral Valve.
In other people's eyes it probably didn't seem to look beautiful, but in her eyes they weren't that bad, and they defined her. Belle remember seeing the Hounds in her father's pack--some were female, and they too had scars to show their history.
Be it that she was only a Halfling--the pack didn't seem to shut her out as much as they accepted her. True they had some ups and downs when it came to the arguing of her twin and her father, but they were family.
Belle kept running her eyes scanning the bleachers when she thought she saw something familiar. It was a black furless looking creatures, and she sighed inwardly seeing that it was her Hellhound. Mortals wouldn't be able to see them though--unless of course they knew how to see a Hellhound.
She took note that other students seem to jump when they felt something brush past their leg, but saw nothing in front of them, and Belle tried hard to contain the giggle. The beast looked at her with it's fiery eyes as though it wanted to play, but Belle shook her head.
The beast went back to lying down and Belle continued to run as it watched her. Only when she was out of breath did she finally stop. She placed her hand to her chest following the scar down with her index finger. She sighed contently liking the way it burned in her lungs.
She didn't even know someone was behind her until she heard their voice. She turned about to the voice--a light smile gracing her lips as she tilted her head, "I'm sorry, I didn't quite catch that--what did you say?"
Belle didn't seem to take notice of the stares though, it was gym class, and for a moment it was her favorite class. She didn't have a problem with people asking about the scars--she didn't even have a problem when people said she could get them covered. She didn't see the scars that way at all--they were art in her eyes.
She simply just smiled and waved them off saying that they were something of importance to her. It was the truth, the scar at her hip being the burn from when their house in Caliente burned down, and the scar on her chest was from the time she had to have surgery to fix her Mitral Valve.
In other people's eyes it probably didn't seem to look beautiful, but in her eyes they weren't that bad, and they defined her. Belle remember seeing the Hounds in her father's pack--some were female, and they too had scars to show their history.
Be it that she was only a Halfling--the pack didn't seem to shut her out as much as they accepted her. True they had some ups and downs when it came to the arguing of her twin and her father, but they were family.
Belle kept running her eyes scanning the bleachers when she thought she saw something familiar. It was a black furless looking creatures, and she sighed inwardly seeing that it was her Hellhound. Mortals wouldn't be able to see them though--unless of course they knew how to see a Hellhound.
She took note that other students seem to jump when they felt something brush past their leg, but saw nothing in front of them, and Belle tried hard to contain the giggle. The beast looked at her with it's fiery eyes as though it wanted to play, but Belle shook her head.
The beast went back to lying down and Belle continued to run as it watched her. Only when she was out of breath did she finally stop. She placed her hand to her chest following the scar down with her index finger. She sighed contently liking the way it burned in her lungs.
She didn't even know someone was behind her until she heard their voice. She turned about to the voice--a light smile gracing her lips as she tilted her head, "I'm sorry, I didn't quite catch that--what did you say?"
MAYBE WE CAN CHANGE THE WORLD