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getting to know you [for st_artingover]
Jan. 28th, 2017 12:46 am Sansa was feeling somewhat restless when she left her room and found herself down by the pool again. She knew it had something to do with this place and being trapped but there was nothing she could do about it. Nothing beyond walk around and think about her home. She still waited for the day a Lannister would show up and throw everything into chaos. A part of her still thought this was a trick, after all.
At least she wasn't alone since there seemed to be kind people here. Not that she had really opened up to anyone yet but she figured that would come in time. Just that thought brought her to thinking about the blonde young man who claimed to know her. It had taken a little bit of convincing but she believed him now. There were things that he knew about her and her family, things that no one could really know unless he had known some of them. It was possible that he was lying but she didn't think so.
He was still on her mind as she sat in one of the long chairs and then took a moment to arrange the long skirt of the dress that she wore. It wasn't the dress that she had arrived in but a more modern dress that she had gotten in the shop. It was still long like her dress but the bodice of the dress lacked sleeves. There was only thin straps that sat on her shoulders and made her worry they might fall at any moment. Not that they had but they seemed so thin and light that she couldn't stop from being concerned. She covered them with a small top that someone had called a sweater or cardigan. It was black and strangely light despite the knitted material. Her dress that she wore was a soft forest green.
Sitting back once she was sure her legs were covered, she looked at the water. She had seen people swimming in small clothes that they called bathing suits but she hadn't gotten so brave yet to try it. Not that anyone was swimming right now. No, at this time of the evening, everyone was inside and the pool area was blissfully quiet as she turned her eyes to the night sky.
At least she wasn't alone since there seemed to be kind people here. Not that she had really opened up to anyone yet but she figured that would come in time. Just that thought brought her to thinking about the blonde young man who claimed to know her. It had taken a little bit of convincing but she believed him now. There were things that he knew about her and her family, things that no one could really know unless he had known some of them. It was possible that he was lying but she didn't think so.
He was still on her mind as she sat in one of the long chairs and then took a moment to arrange the long skirt of the dress that she wore. It wasn't the dress that she had arrived in but a more modern dress that she had gotten in the shop. It was still long like her dress but the bodice of the dress lacked sleeves. There was only thin straps that sat on her shoulders and made her worry they might fall at any moment. Not that they had but they seemed so thin and light that she couldn't stop from being concerned. She covered them with a small top that someone had called a sweater or cardigan. It was black and strangely light despite the knitted material. Her dress that she wore was a soft forest green.
Sitting back once she was sure her legs were covered, she looked at the water. She had seen people swimming in small clothes that they called bathing suits but she hadn't gotten so brave yet to try it. Not that anyone was swimming right now. No, at this time of the evening, everyone was inside and the pool area was blissfully quiet as she turned her eyes to the night sky.
