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| Persephone » C. Anne Bennet ( @ 2009-12-05 21:47:00 |
| Entry tags: | complete, hermes, persephone |
Hermes/McKale and Persephone/Anne
Who: Hermes/McKale and Persephone/Anne
What: Hermes has been sort of stalking her, waiting for a moment when she's away from Hades A not-so-chance encounter
Where: A smoothie shop near the University of Athens
When: Afternoonish
Rating: PG; angsty? A little
Status: Complete
It was a little chilly out -- by Athenian standards, at least -- a slight breeze blowing as Anne -- no, Persephone -- made her way through the droves of people in the University's vicinity. She had to get work done, had to grade papers, and the revelations of the reality of things had done little in way of her productivity. It had been a relief to discover what lay behind the journals, behind the dreams and visions, but to find that there was more added just another piece to an already complex puzzle.
Added to that was the fact that this particular puzzle had been taking up quite a bit of her time. There were, after all, things -- people and situations -- she would rather not have to face at the moment, without any sort of morbidly imperial majestic front to hide behind -- her mother first and foremost among them. But she needed to get work done, needed to focus, and knew that going home and seeing Hades would lead to accomplishment of next to nothing of the work she needed to do, as tempting as the idea was.
Entering a quaint little café, she had to suppress the urge to look around as she pushed her large sunglasses up, using them as a headband. That strange feeling of familiarity was back, that feeling she had had for quite sometime. It was almost as if someone was near, but no, no one would be around; how many times had she looked? It was just another feeling of déjà vu. She ordered a smoothie -- pomegranate, which she'd been particularly craving lately -- and a greens and grain wrap. She paid, grabbed her items, and sat a booth, placing a pile of papers in front of her, sipping on her drink, absently going through one paper, a pen in hand, making marks here and there.
