Post by Deleted on Apr 2, 2011 8:55:50 GMT 10
Title: Niva Would Like You To Know
Rating: G
Word Count: 223
Pairing: Crane/Rosethorn
Round/Fight: 1/F
Summary: Niva would like you to know that some people are idiots.
Niva wants to assure you she doesn't like interfering with other people's business. She does, however, occasionally, through no fault of her own, stumble onto other people's business.
Niva wasn't prowling around Lightsbridge, looking for gossip. Her time is far better spent studying, so she can graduate early and leave this cursed, dry place, or in her garden, to touch green things and daydream of said day. But for some reason, you decided to spend your time there, and. Well. She can hardly help overhearing if, when she arrives, you have been accosted by your visiting father, and a lecture imbued by aristocratic arrogance is being shared.
Niva saw perfectly how you stopped drawling, how you stood straight until your thin frame made you look like a stork, how some part of you accepted your father's words, so that you'd have an excuse not to have to decide where to go from there.
Niva would like you to know that some people are idiots: knowing what they want, they hesitate to go after what will make them grow.
Niva won't tell you, though.
Niva never does interfere with other people's business.
(Unless you're Isas fer Yorvan, proud and vain and her friend. Then she'll tell you what you won't accept, and land on you with two feet if you continue to be silly.)
QC by: journeycat
Rating: G
Word Count: 223
Pairing: Crane/Rosethorn
Round/Fight: 1/F
Summary: Niva would like you to know that some people are idiots.
Niva wants to assure you she doesn't like interfering with other people's business. She does, however, occasionally, through no fault of her own, stumble onto other people's business.
Niva wasn't prowling around Lightsbridge, looking for gossip. Her time is far better spent studying, so she can graduate early and leave this cursed, dry place, or in her garden, to touch green things and daydream of said day. But for some reason, you decided to spend your time there, and. Well. She can hardly help overhearing if, when she arrives, you have been accosted by your visiting father, and a lecture imbued by aristocratic arrogance is being shared.
Niva saw perfectly how you stopped drawling, how you stood straight until your thin frame made you look like a stork, how some part of you accepted your father's words, so that you'd have an excuse not to have to decide where to go from there.
Niva would like you to know that some people are idiots: knowing what they want, they hesitate to go after what will make them grow.
Niva won't tell you, though.
Niva never does interfere with other people's business.
(Unless you're Isas fer Yorvan, proud and vain and her friend. Then she'll tell you what you won't accept, and land on you with two feet if you continue to be silly.)
QC by: journeycat
Maybe once we'd have seen it during Smackdown!