AmazingAeris

Lilly laughed along, and Carol giggled, walking with Silver. "It's a long, horrible story," she said, looking down. She smelled strongly of jasmine and vanilla. "He was, um, well, eating ...

Carol looked at Silver smiling, "That's my favorite place. I go there all the time. Of course, I wanna go back."

Lilly giggled nervously again, "It is a little toasty," she pulled her sweater off, revealing a short sleeve red t-shirt, "And I am kinda thirsty," making Carol laugh teasingly. "I ...

Lilly giggled nervously, "Hi," she muttered, and while she was still frozen, Carol answered for her, "It's a little more complicated than that. You see, Lilly's always had this strange ...

Lilly waved shyly, while Carol, more frantic and hurried, "It's a pleasure to meet you RedBear," Carol said with a hint of flirting in her musical voice.

Lilly couldn't look away from him, and once Carol noticed, she poked Lilly in the arm, giggling. She then whispered something into her best friend's ear, which for the third ...

Lilly allowed herself to morph with the others, revenge burning in her veins. Either that or the actual fire that seemed to surround her. She laughed, ready to fight.

Lilly was shaking from head to toe, glad to be back on the ground, but she looked down to make sure. "Was there any, um, safer way to get down?" ...

Lilly stepped carefully through the branches, standing by Red's side in an instant and gasped. She couldn't help but feel bad for him, and she hated herself for it.

Lilly tried not to look down as they plunged, holding back a scream of terror, yet she strangely trusted Silver, though their first meeting involved a dead body.

Lilly, afraid of heights, slowly nodded and took Silver's hand. "Yeah, as ready as I'll ever be."

A scratch was shown on her cheek, right below her left eye, and blood trickled off her chin. "I'm fine," Lilly said, "It's just a scratch." she then wiped the ...

Lilly woke somewhere far different than where she just was. She was back. She looked around frantically, "Silver!? Red!? Where are you guys!?" Lilly jumped to her feet and searched ...

"What women?" Carol asked, confused. Lilly looked at her, "Back there, some other women were claiming Silver,"-she motioned toward the man-"I think he means them." "Oh," Carol answered, "Ok, let's ...

Lilly watched from a distance, wanting to cheer them on, but stopped when they appeared weak. She prayed they'd gain their strength again.