UnseenMaiden
We are but shadows
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Lily had been an ordinary girl, for the most part when growing up, and had found that others felt this had made her an ordinary woman later on. She was never worth anyone's time, especially not for a date.
She was almost thirty now, she hadn't gone on a date in almost a decade, hadn't had sex for even longer than that. Despite being so plain, a few guys had been desperate enough to ask her out to their junior and senior proms, and sometimes in between. She'd been desperate enough to let them fuck her, all sweaty and awkward in the backseats of their cars, hoping that if she did she might just have a steady boyfriend. Her longest relationship had been two months.
Lily didn't think she was a bad woman, and her girl friends were always asking her why she was single, but obviously the male population thought she was the plague. So she'd finally had enough.
She'd been preparing for this for months. It had been very hard to find the right materials, not to mention the spells. She was lucky that she hadn't lost more than her eyebrows, which were only just beginning to grow back, with all the fool hardy things she'd done to get here. To get just enough power to create him.
She couldn't stop the grin that was on her face and really she didn't want to. Tonight was perfect. It was a blue moon and she'd moved her living room furniture against the walls to give her space enough to draw the intricate runes, referring to a book in her hand, her hand cramping faintly as she could not deviate from the set sequence, even once, or it would all be ruined.
The only light in the room came from the moonlight streaming through the skylight. She'd been so very proud of herself for installing that in, cutting each bit of glass, then arranging them into the pattern of a starlit night sky. She knew it was redundant, but it was nice to see the night, even in the day.
Now finished, she stood up and stretched, wiggling the kinks out of her muscles, before placing the candles in their prescribed spots and lighting them each in turn.
Her heart beat so fiercely against her chest now. Maybe she should forget about this and call it all off. A hunter's moon was incredibly rare though, and the thought of having to endure her bad luck any longer was really almost too much to bear. She was going to create him. The perfect man, just for her. He was going to care for her, and understand her, and love her, only her, forever.
"A perfect man, I summon now.
Another way, I don't know how.
I call upon the power of this night.
Bring him to me, Mr. Right"
For a few moments she couldn't see. The runes exploded in a bright light and she had to clamp her hands over her eyes or risk temporary blindness. Soft swirls of air radiated from the circle, warm against her skin as they teased her hair and clothes.
Even with the light bright beyond her hands and eyelids, she could almost see him. She'd put so much work into him. Tall, slightly muscular, black hair, blue eyes, a kind smile, a nice..package. Along with skills he'd need to keep her happy. One of which was access to her thoughts and memories. She wouldn't have to explain everything out. He'd just know.
Then the warmth faded, along with a sound that was something akin to the pop she'd hear when she went too far under water. When she let her hands fall away, she gaped. The chalk she'd spent so long on had disappeared. He was just as perfect as she imagined and naked at that, causing a her to blush.
Then she realized there was two of them and she took a step back, a hand reaching behind her to clutch the arm of her couch. Slowly she sank down onto its' cushions, trying to grasp her thoughts long enough to speak.
"This could be a problem."
(( I need a Mr. Right and a Mr. Wrong...one caring and sweet..the other callous and just a little cruel. Two sides of the same coin. Pm if interested with a sample intro)
Lily had been an ordinary girl, for the most part when growing up, and had found that others felt this had made her an ordinary woman later on. She was never worth anyone's time, especially not for a date.
She was almost thirty now, she hadn't gone on a date in almost a decade, hadn't had sex for even longer than that. Despite being so plain, a few guys had been desperate enough to ask her out to their junior and senior proms, and sometimes in between. She'd been desperate enough to let them fuck her, all sweaty and awkward in the backseats of their cars, hoping that if she did she might just have a steady boyfriend. Her longest relationship had been two months.
Lily didn't think she was a bad woman, and her girl friends were always asking her why she was single, but obviously the male population thought she was the plague. So she'd finally had enough.
She'd been preparing for this for months. It had been very hard to find the right materials, not to mention the spells. She was lucky that she hadn't lost more than her eyebrows, which were only just beginning to grow back, with all the fool hardy things she'd done to get here. To get just enough power to create him.
She couldn't stop the grin that was on her face and really she didn't want to. Tonight was perfect. It was a blue moon and she'd moved her living room furniture against the walls to give her space enough to draw the intricate runes, referring to a book in her hand, her hand cramping faintly as she could not deviate from the set sequence, even once, or it would all be ruined.
The only light in the room came from the moonlight streaming through the skylight. She'd been so very proud of herself for installing that in, cutting each bit of glass, then arranging them into the pattern of a starlit night sky. She knew it was redundant, but it was nice to see the night, even in the day.
Now finished, she stood up and stretched, wiggling the kinks out of her muscles, before placing the candles in their prescribed spots and lighting them each in turn.
Her heart beat so fiercely against her chest now. Maybe she should forget about this and call it all off. A hunter's moon was incredibly rare though, and the thought of having to endure her bad luck any longer was really almost too much to bear. She was going to create him. The perfect man, just for her. He was going to care for her, and understand her, and love her, only her, forever.
"A perfect man, I summon now.
Another way, I don't know how.
I call upon the power of this night.
Bring him to me, Mr. Right"
For a few moments she couldn't see. The runes exploded in a bright light and she had to clamp her hands over her eyes or risk temporary blindness. Soft swirls of air radiated from the circle, warm against her skin as they teased her hair and clothes.
Even with the light bright beyond her hands and eyelids, she could almost see him. She'd put so much work into him. Tall, slightly muscular, black hair, blue eyes, a kind smile, a nice..package. Along with skills he'd need to keep her happy. One of which was access to her thoughts and memories. She wouldn't have to explain everything out. He'd just know.
Then the warmth faded, along with a sound that was something akin to the pop she'd hear when she went too far under water. When she let her hands fall away, she gaped. The chalk she'd spent so long on had disappeared. He was just as perfect as she imagined and naked at that, causing a her to blush.
Then she realized there was two of them and she took a step back, a hand reaching behind her to clutch the arm of her couch. Slowly she sank down onto its' cushions, trying to grasp her thoughts long enough to speak.
"This could be a problem."
(( I need a Mr. Right and a Mr. Wrong...one caring and sweet..the other callous and just a little cruel. Two sides of the same coin. Pm if interested with a sample intro)
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