Willfully obscuring your visage while on stage to be seen by others is, in true fact, extremely romantic and artistic.
"I won't take off my veil until our very last performance," Lucy proposes, hand on heart. Or, more accurately, the skin of her exposed sternum, still goose-bumped despite the heavy, body-warmed air of the gym.
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Raw Eggs With A Prom Queen & A Ghost Widow
Date: 2019-04-30 02:11 am (UTC)Willfully obscuring your visage while on stage to be seen by others is, in true fact, extremely romantic and artistic.
"I won't take off my veil until our very last performance," Lucy proposes, hand on heart. Or, more accurately, the skin of her exposed sternum, still goose-bumped despite the heavy, body-warmed air of the gym.