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[STILL sitting by candlelight.]



...this sucks.

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[tiny-moonshine.livejournal.com]

[The tiny vampiress has a flashlight and a big book. She hands the light to her.] Will this help, ma'am?

[piles-of-pages.livejournal.com]

[Lucie looks down at the little girl and jumps. Where the hell did she come from?]

Uh...yeah, actually, it would.

And please. Call me Lucie. I pray I'm not old enough to be a ma'am...

[tiny-moonshine.livejournal.com]

[Ambyr looks up at her and smiles a little. She did not mean to scare her.]

Oh, I am sorry Miss Lucie. You do not look old at all. [Tilts her head.]

[piles-of-pages.livejournal.com]

[Lucie laughs, patting a spot next to her.]

Lucie. Just Lucie.

And what is my new friend's name?

[tiny-moonshine.livejournal.com]

[She smiles at the invitation and sits down with her big book, crossing her legs.]

Hello Lucie, I didn't mean to scare you.

My name is Ambyr. [She offers her tiny digits up politely.]

[piles-of-pages.livejournal.com]

Oh, no need to apologize. I scare easily. I'm a scaredy-cat.

Ambyr. That's a beautiful name. [Lucie shakes her hand gently before poking at her book.]

Whatcha readin'?

[tiny-moonshine.livejournal.com]

You are awfully brave to sit in the dark then.

[Her little cheeks turned a slight shade of red.] Thank you! Lucie is very pretty too, its neat! [She holds her book up for her to see better.]

It is about swords! Do you like to read?

[piles-of-pages.livejournal.com]

I'm never brave. If I were brave, I wouldn't have lit a candle.

[Lucie grins, leaning in to look at the book.]

I love to read. It's my favorite thing to do. See? [She holds up a book which has quite a few more pages than Ambyr's book.]

Swords, huh?

[tiny-moonshine.livejournal.com]

The candle helps you see your books, it is still really dark around us. [She could see a bit better because she was learning to use her eyes like a proper vampire, but not much yet.] I think your brave.

Reading is very fun.[She peers at the book curiously, she was already an avid reader at five.] What are you reading about, Lucie?

Mmmhmm, I have to learn how to take care of mine.

[tiny-moonshine.livejournal.com]

[The tiny vampiress has a flashlight and a big book. She hands the light to her.] Will this help, ma'am?

[piles-of-pages.livejournal.com]

[Lucie looks down at the little girl and jumps. Where the hell did she come from?]

Uh...yeah, actually, it would.

And please. Call me Lucie. I pray I'm not old enough to be a ma'am...

[tiny-moonshine.livejournal.com]

[Ambyr looks up at her and smiles a little. She did not mean to scare her.]

Oh, I am sorry Miss Lucie. You do not look old at all. [Tilts her head.]

[piles-of-pages.livejournal.com]

[Lucie laughs, patting a spot next to her.]

Lucie. Just Lucie.

And what is my new friend's name?

[tiny-moonshine.livejournal.com]

[She smiles at the invitation and sits down with her big book, crossing her legs.]

Hello Lucie, I didn't mean to scare you.

My name is Ambyr. [She offers her tiny digits up politely.]

[piles-of-pages.livejournal.com]

Oh, no need to apologize. I scare easily. I'm a scaredy-cat.

Ambyr. That's a beautiful name. [Lucie shakes her hand gently before poking at her book.]

Whatcha readin'?

[tiny-moonshine.livejournal.com]

You are awfully brave to sit in the dark then.

[Her little cheeks turned a slight shade of red.] Thank you! Lucie is very pretty too, its neat! [She holds her book up for her to see better.]

It is about swords! Do you like to read?

[piles-of-pages.livejournal.com]

I'm never brave. If I were brave, I wouldn't have lit a candle.

[Lucie grins, leaning in to look at the book.]

I love to read. It's my favorite thing to do. See? [She holds up a book which has quite a few more pages than Ambyr's book.]

Swords, huh?

[tiny-moonshine.livejournal.com]

The candle helps you see your books, it is still really dark around us. [She could see a bit better because she was learning to use her eyes like a proper vampire, but not much yet.] I think your brave.

Reading is very fun.[She peers at the book curiously, she was already an avid reader at five.] What are you reading about, Lucie?

Mmmhmm, I have to learn how to take care of mine.