Teddybear

Queenie gave him that lover's smile again and got up to join him. "I'd love to," she said, though she didn't particularly want to. She had been busy thinking up ...

Conner was, quite, and without justification, swept away into the very depths of the school - though there were still windows showing naught but a paper landscape scribbled together with ...

Tallulah did stumble at the sudden movement, but she righted herself quickly. She gave the newcomer a friendly smile and waved, "Hi," she said, tilting her head to the side ...

Tallulah perked up when she saw the house. Kate would probably call it by one of those over-specific names for houses that humans had. It was a frankly, pretty ridiculous ...

Bobby made a squeaking sound at the back of the throat he didn't have anymore and backed further away from the door. He couldn't be caught in here, what if ...

The boy who hadn't yet gotten used to calling himself Apollo stayed outside of the room. That much wasn't a place he wanted to be. He inched a little closer ...

"Horseless headman," Bobby squeaked, not sure if he was about to laugh or cry.

Tallulah smiled, flashing shark-like teeth as she nodded, "Usually I have Katey's help," she said, "so a little support would be greatly appreciated." She really did only really use her ...

Tallulah smoothed down the fins at her waist - Katey was always saying it was immodest to transform without at least keeping those - and took a few heavy, shaky ...

Kate: She's normally (physically) fifteen, but right now she's seven with dark brown hair in a messy, partially gown-out pixy cut. Her skin is a golden shade of bronze, though ...

"Yes, we'll look forward to it," Queenie agreed, cursing herself internally for choosing this character to play. She had had other options, didn't she? If she was someone just a ...

Bobby hesitated. Don't follow people places, all it'll get you is trouble. But...was there a choice here? He didn't know where he was, it wasn't like he'd be able to ...

Tallulah looked out at the water and wrinkled her nose, "I'm Tallulah," she said distractedly. Who knew what kinds of diseases were festering in this pit of swirling despair, not ...

Queenie gave Anna and Jay a friendly smile, "How have the pair of you been?" she asked. Just a pleasant woman in an unpleasant time, working a normal job. This ...

The boy smiled at the name he was given - so unlike any of the others he'd been borrowed in centuries past - but that smile quickly faded as the ...