Oh, that'sā you don't have to make me anything. I can manage.
[ Making her coffee is, already, more than she's used to getting from a roommate. Not that she holds anything against Castiel, but he doesn't need to eat and mostly used his room as a home base more than anything. Ellever sits down at the table, taking another long and fortifying sip from her chipped mug. ]
That doesn't sound like much fun. My dad was a cop, but he resigned when he adopted me and I never had a bedtime or anything. He was too much of a hippie for that. [ She says it fondly, the corners of her lips curled upward. ] I became a night owl pretty quickly.
[ The nighttime became her active hours, mostly full of reading. When the truth of her lineage had come out later, Ellever had wondered how she hadn't caught on sooner. She always was more comfortable when it was dark out. But the dark of Beacon is different; it lacks that comforting and homely quality. ]
I'm still not okay with this all-dark, all-the-time thing, though. No wonder the Northern countries shine big lamps in town squares to give people some fake sunlight.
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[ Making her coffee is, already, more than she's used to getting from a roommate. Not that she holds anything against Castiel, but he doesn't need to eat and mostly used his room as a home base more than anything. Ellever sits down at the table, taking another long and fortifying sip from her chipped mug. ]
That doesn't sound like much fun. My dad was a cop, but he resigned when he adopted me and I never had a bedtime or anything. He was too much of a hippie for that. [ She says it fondly, the corners of her lips curled upward. ] I became a night owl pretty quickly.
[ The nighttime became her active hours, mostly full of reading. When the truth of her lineage had come out later, Ellever had wondered how she hadn't caught on sooner. She always was more comfortable when it was dark out. But the dark of Beacon is different; it lacks that comforting and homely quality. ]
I'm still not okay with this all-dark, all-the-time thing, though. No wonder the Northern countries shine big lamps in town squares to give people some fake sunlight.