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i followed fires toward the sound, cold upon the mountain to which i'm bound.
WHO: Residents of the Meadows & OPEN to visitors
WHERE: The Meadows outside De Chima
WHEN: Throughout May
WHAT: Day-to-day encounters at the magical farm commune.
WARNINGS: Look to the subject headers.
NOTES: This is a mingle/catch-all log. Start your own threads! Tag around!
WHERE: The Meadows outside De Chima
WHEN: Throughout May
WHAT: Day-to-day encounters at the magical farm commune.
WARNINGS: Look to the subject headers.
NOTES: This is a mingle/catch-all log. Start your own threads! Tag around!
[The Meadows, being a place largely created from magic, has a subtle strangeness to it. From the outside, it could be taken for any old Appalachian farm: scattered barns and stables, a lakeside castle, a roomy wooden farmhouse, a 19th century stone chapel that some hoodlum graffitied. There's evidence that the farm is occupied by unsupervised teenagers, too, in the donut tracks that mar the grass and the remains of regular bonfires. As long as the monsters are out of sight, everything seems ordinary.
Once inside the farmhouse, however, the odd discrepancies become more apparent. The layout of the rooms doesn't quite match how the house appeared from the outside. There are windows where windows shouldn't be, stairways like vertical mazes to secluded rooms, and views from rooms that look into other worlds entirely. Half of the appliances work without any source of electricity, fresh coffee's always waiting in the pot without anyone having to brew it, and the refrigerator never seems to run out of leftover pizza. Things are simply wrong about the place, for all the cozy warmth of its design.]
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It's as much peace as they've had this year, getting gently drunk on a private slice of Florida beach.]
Man, how is it May already? [It hits him as he swallows down his next sip, looking down at his freckled feet.] I'm almost twenty.
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He’s pleasantly buzzed when he looks over at Noah and grins.]
Old, [he teases, reaching an arm out to pull him in close.]
Although I would guess that you would get carded longer than any of us.
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I'm just fun-sized.
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[Gansey closes the gap between them with a brief kiss.]
What do you plan on doing once you turn 20? [His alcohol-hazed mind shuffles through the list of privileges bestowed once one turns certain ages.]
I don’t think there’s anything new you’re allowed to do once you’re 20.
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I dunno. Nothing special, really. I was just thinking about, like... [He looks up at the clouds, tilting his head back.] I guess just doing some stuff that’s more grown-up. Like, less stupid stuff. More helping people.
[Theres a furtiveness in the way he glances down at Gansey, more anxitipatory than nervous.]
I’ve been talking to someone from the, um, the National Center for- [Hold on, he’s got this.] The National Center for Missing Kids. Missing and Exploited Kids, I mean. I’m going to start doing some stuff for them. Like, being a spokesperson.
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That sounds marvelous. [Yes your boyfriend just said “marvelous”.
Noah, his sweet, happy-go-lucky, goofy Noah being able to relate to such an organization is a terrible reminder of everything that happened before—Before.
His heart swells with love for Noah, overcome suddenly by it as he leans over Noah and kisses him firmly. He pulls back an inch or two away from Noah’s mouth.]
I’m proud of you.
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I want people to look up to me for the first reasons, not just because I can do skateboard tricks and shit.
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[He sits up and reaches behind the both of them towards the little basket they packed to pull out the second bottle of red wine he’s stashed. Uncorking it, he pours out another glass for himself and refills Noah’s cup without asking.]
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Because I refilled your glass?
[He takes a large drink of his newly filled glass.]
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[He beams. The wine has left him a little purple mustache stain.]
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Something on your face, [he murmurs against Noah's lips when he pulls away a little.]
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Something on your face.]
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And he gladly obliges Noah with more kisses, a hand reaching back to entwine his fingers into feather soft blonde hair.]
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After a minute, however, he pulls back again.]
Hold on. [He lifts his glass again, and gulps down a fair amount of it.] Need to set this down.
[And he does, reaching over to set it on the charcuterie board now that it's less full. He wants both hands on his boyfriend, after all.]
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