
believe me darling, the stars were made for falling.
𝙹𝚄𝙻𝙸𝙴𝚃 𝙻𝙾𝙽𝚂𝙳𝙰𝙻𝙴.
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believe me darling, the stars were made for falling.


She didn't move. Didn't even shift. Her eyes, however— they followed every movement. The way her steps slowed, the way she crouched slightly, and the stole Evelyn's wine glass straight from her hands. It took everything in her not to part her lips to be offered some of that —

With each step closer, the adrenaline in her veins increased tenfold. She loved it, loved feeling like events were out of her hands. Bright eyes fell on gloved hands, her own slender digits pressing the lever so her recliner had her sitting up straight rather than lounging —

Evelyn was adventurous— to a fault. The fact alone that she was allowing a woman into her home who had implied she had a range of 'hobbies' that were suited to her current needs of thrill in her life... she had clearly lost all sense of reason. She was lounging on her —

I think I’d prefer to die in the comfort of my own home, too. So it’s a win-win regardless of what, uh… how did you put it? Regardless of which of your services you provide me with.