Post by [x] Latvia on Oct 4, 2012 14:37:01 GMT -5
The coast was clear. Well, mostly. There were people around, of course, but when were people not around? The important thing was that the common room was desolate for the moment. Perfect for what he had planned. Latvia crept up to the couch, once again double-checking to make sure that no one was around who may wish to bless the cushions with the presence. Still no one. Good. Stripping the cushions, he deposited them in a corner right next to the blanket and pillow from his bed. Next came the cushions from the other cushions and chairs, along with anything laying around that looked soft and cushy.
He wasn’t going to stop there, though. Carefully, Latvia arranged the cushions into a pile piece-by-piece, although the end product didn’t appear to be very organized. Finally. Smiling, he took up his black and pillow and dragged them into the pile with him until he was burrowed in the middle. After much struggling and squirming, he finally cocooned himself in the blanket as well. It was so warm and comfy in his little cocoon that he couldn’t help but roll over and snuggle the cushions, imagining that those cushions were his One True Love.
That wasn’t why he was here, though. Reaching into his pillow case, Latvia pulled a book out. The cover depicted some muscular, half-naked man caressing the neck of some beautiful brunette. Definitely not the sort of reading material he wanted anyone to see, which was difficult when one lived in a warehouse with who knows how many others.
But here, in the darkness and warmth, he could indulge in his horrible romance novel addiction.
He wasn’t going to stop there, though. Carefully, Latvia arranged the cushions into a pile piece-by-piece, although the end product didn’t appear to be very organized. Finally. Smiling, he took up his black and pillow and dragged them into the pile with him until he was burrowed in the middle. After much struggling and squirming, he finally cocooned himself in the blanket as well. It was so warm and comfy in his little cocoon that he couldn’t help but roll over and snuggle the cushions, imagining that those cushions were his One True Love.
That wasn’t why he was here, though. Reaching into his pillow case, Latvia pulled a book out. The cover depicted some muscular, half-naked man caressing the neck of some beautiful brunette. Definitely not the sort of reading material he wanted anyone to see, which was difficult when one lived in a warehouse with who knows how many others.
But here, in the darkness and warmth, he could indulge in his horrible romance novel addiction.