Lana Lang

Lana hums a merry tune as she swims past her aunt, not even stopping for a bite to eat. Food is just not on her mind this morning. What or rather who is on her mind is the beautiful human woman she met just a week ago. Whenever she can she's been stealing away trips to the surface, sometimes just to get a minute or two with the adorable and beautiful Kara.

Today she has something else on her agenda. Today she's on the search for something special. She has no idea what it is yet, but she will know when she's found it.

And find it she does. It's hidden in the sand, right near a shell she'd picked up to examine. It's the glint of silver that make her curious, and once she had it in her palm, she knows it would be the perfect surprise for her human friend.

Friend. Is that even the word to describe her?

Lana closes her fist around the charm, holding it close to her heart and letting the excitement build inside her before shooting off toward the shore as fast as her fins could carry her. With any luck, Kara would be waiting for her, and she couldn't wait to see the look on her face when she returned the necklace that had been missing from her neck.

[Started here.]


[She returns his kiss, but only for a moment.]

You should probably let me put it down while I can still pull myself away from you.

For those of you who don't know, it's my birthday. It's been really wonderful so far, and hopefully Ringer won't stomp all over my heart and ruin it. In fact, I might just wait and see it later to make sure it doesn't.

Anyway...since it is and I'm in the strangest mood of my life, I have a kind of femme meme over here. If at all interested, please reply.

Have a good October, all. :)

Cleaning up my verse list, which I should've been keeping up. Hopefully I got them all. :(

Mostly for my benefit.

( Verses, they are here. )

Last updated: October 30, 2011
Active verses: 8

[Not connected to any Sam anywhere. Just me feeling really good about having written a prompt, even one so short. \o/ ]

He looks at her and sees someone who loves him unconditionally, something he can barely wrap his head around given the choices he's made. He sees the pain he's put her through, the pain he warned her would come. She deserves better, and he tries to push her away, but for some reason she pushes back. She's always there, waiting for him with open arms, forgiving each and every horrible mistake he makes. It's like she doesn't even see the darkness he knows is there.

He doesn't realize she sees him more clearly than anyone ever has. Her vision isn't as clouded as an older brother who only saw the boy he had taken care of his whole life, or a demon who only saw someone destined to lead them out of the pit. She saw someone like her, someone who was so many things to those around him, though none of those things were actually him. They were both just imperfect people who just wanted to be accepted for who they were.

If Lana can be that for him, she is more than willing.