Persephone
Treacherous Bitch
- Real Name
- Ava Cassadine
- Missions
- 5,219
- Residence
- New York City
- Ability
- Weather Elemental, Animal Control/Communication, Enhanced Senses and Strength
The flakes of snow had stopped falling but the air remained chilly within Alek's chambers. Persephone enjoyed being in the warmth of his arms...he seemed to run hotter than more normal baseline humans. And being tangled in a blanket next to him was worth keeping the temperature cool. The flickering fire was the only sound that could be heard in the room, and Alek hadn't moved for nearly twenty minutes. She counted--her eyes trained on the large decorative clock that hung on the wall. Persephone gently ran her hand down his chest and he didn't so much as move a muscle.
"Alek?"
She softly asked, turning her head upwards to see him sleeping soundly--no care in the world. His arm was wrapped around her, still holding her close to him even in his slumber. Persephone gently lifted her body up from his, moving his arm off of her and laying it on the bed beside her. She knew she needed to leave, because now the sobering reality of everything that had happened that evening had hit her. Helena wanted her dead because of Alek. And Alek came back after meeting with Helena acting completely different. The world within the Red Court had changed without him even having to say a word....and she knew her life mattered more than their lust. But after all was said and done, it didn't hurt any less.
Climbing out of bed gently and quietly, Persephone picked up her dress from the floor and slipped it on before grabbing her heels and phone. Opening the door, she didn't bother to look back; closing it behind her as she left. She needed to get out of the Hellfire Club, even just for an hour. The air seemed thicker and more stifling than usual. She needed to fucking distance herself before she lost her damn mind.
After a quick change into a more casual outfit, Persephone decided to skip the fancy cars located in the garage and take a walk. There was a little cafe about ten blocks away called Aroma that was a favorite of hers. It was quaint and was always packed for breakfast and brunch, but in the evenings it slowed down making it a great place to relax.
It took no less than fifteen minutes for Persephone to arrive, and once there she was the only one aside from a couple of students studying and an older lady reading a book sitting inside. It was perfect. Ordering a latte and a pastry, Persephone sat down at one of the small eclectic tables located near the window. Everything seemed so normal--so mundane. At this point, she welcomed mundane. It felt nice to be somewhere where she wasn't known or being watched....or so she thought.
"Alek?"
She softly asked, turning her head upwards to see him sleeping soundly--no care in the world. His arm was wrapped around her, still holding her close to him even in his slumber. Persephone gently lifted her body up from his, moving his arm off of her and laying it on the bed beside her. She knew she needed to leave, because now the sobering reality of everything that had happened that evening had hit her. Helena wanted her dead because of Alek. And Alek came back after meeting with Helena acting completely different. The world within the Red Court had changed without him even having to say a word....and she knew her life mattered more than their lust. But after all was said and done, it didn't hurt any less.
Climbing out of bed gently and quietly, Persephone picked up her dress from the floor and slipped it on before grabbing her heels and phone. Opening the door, she didn't bother to look back; closing it behind her as she left. She needed to get out of the Hellfire Club, even just for an hour. The air seemed thicker and more stifling than usual. She needed to fucking distance herself before she lost her damn mind.
After a quick change into a more casual outfit, Persephone decided to skip the fancy cars located in the garage and take a walk. There was a little cafe about ten blocks away called Aroma that was a favorite of hers. It was quaint and was always packed for breakfast and brunch, but in the evenings it slowed down making it a great place to relax.
It took no less than fifteen minutes for Persephone to arrive, and once there she was the only one aside from a couple of students studying and an older lady reading a book sitting inside. It was perfect. Ordering a latte and a pastry, Persephone sat down at one of the small eclectic tables located near the window. Everything seemed so normal--so mundane. At this point, she welcomed mundane. It felt nice to be somewhere where she wasn't known or being watched....or so she thought.
Clara Oswald
*cries*