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Not too big on History, but will play a Fantasy History based RP if I have the time to do the research. At this point, I'm deeply into Japanese History based stories.
Not very good at Military genres and not strong in writing out fight scenes, but will jump in the center of the storm to better myself.
They had a pleasant drive through town; quiet and pleasant. Leona understood why, for she felt somewhat the same in a different sense. When they reached the little restaurant, Clark opened the car door for her and, like any gentleman would, started to reach his hand out to aid her. But, nervously he pulled back. She didn't respond to it, for deep down she felt more of his nervousness - a charming characteristic of his that was beginning to grow on her.
The restaurant, Charlie's, was a hodge podge of glorious old school traditions, family owned and strongly standing on its foundations - the shoulders of one man, it seems. When Charlie himself came to greet them, Leona could see why such a place was so favored. Leona shook his strong hand and greeted him back before he turned to whisper something in Clark's ear. She turned her head to look around the building's decor, trying her best not to eavesdrop, but that was rather difficult for her. When she overheard what the older man had said, her eyes widened and she bit her tongue to avoid giggling. She wasn't sure if she should take it as a rather unique compliment, or just consider the old man to be a perv. But, after their moment passed and Charlie nodded to her before stepping away, she could see in his eyes an overly bubbly bottle of pride and love for Clark. He obviously has been a major father figure in his life for a long time to hold the emotions of a father seeing his only son growing into a man like that.
It was - embarrassing, to be apart of such a personal thing with Clark. Again, she understood his behavior as such and was content to continue playing as if she didn't notice. But, she noticed everything and noted it in her mind as if she was researching the old models of a once forgotten church. In a way, she was... She had to know what made this man so special - enough to cause her inner hunter to lash out like a demon when he wasn't around, only to calm like a lamb when he was.
"Sorry about Charlie. He loves messing with me."
"Ah, that's okay. Reminds me of my little family friends. It's not a bad thing to have others who care for you enough to tease... It's their timing that gets us." She smiled, hoping he realized she didn't make light of his emotions, but to show him how well she understood them. She placed her order with the waiter, and then let out a little sigh, relaxing into the vibrant atmosphere as she looked around. She didn't want Clark to feel so nervous around her, even though she was a bit anxious as well.
"How in the world did you come across such an awesome place like this?" she cheered as her eyes wandered around the fixtures, all the photos and antiques decorating the walls. "It's like stepping into a family reunion or something - everyone seems like they know each other like family..."
The restaurant, Charlie's, was a hodge podge of glorious old school traditions, family owned and strongly standing on its foundations - the shoulders of one man, it seems. When Charlie himself came to greet them, Leona could see why such a place was so favored. Leona shook his strong hand and greeted him back before he turned to whisper something in Clark's ear. She turned her head to look around the building's decor, trying her best not to eavesdrop, but that was rather difficult for her. When she overheard what the older man had said, her eyes widened and she bit her tongue to avoid giggling. She wasn't sure if she should take it as a rather unique compliment, or just consider the old man to be a perv. But, after their moment passed and Charlie nodded to her before stepping away, she could see in his eyes an overly bubbly bottle of pride and love for Clark. He obviously has been a major father figure in his life for a long time to hold the emotions of a father seeing his only son growing into a man like that.
It was - embarrassing, to be apart of such a personal thing with Clark. Again, she understood his behavior as such and was content to continue playing as if she didn't notice. But, she noticed everything and noted it in her mind as if she was researching the old models of a once forgotten church. In a way, she was... She had to know what made this man so special - enough to cause her inner hunter to lash out like a demon when he wasn't around, only to calm like a lamb when he was.
"Sorry about Charlie. He loves messing with me."
"Ah, that's okay. Reminds me of my little family friends. It's not a bad thing to have others who care for you enough to tease... It's their timing that gets us." She smiled, hoping he realized she didn't make light of his emotions, but to show him how well she understood them. She placed her order with the waiter, and then let out a little sigh, relaxing into the vibrant atmosphere as she looked around. She didn't want Clark to feel so nervous around her, even though she was a bit anxious as well.
"How in the world did you come across such an awesome place like this?" she cheered as her eyes wandered around the fixtures, all the photos and antiques decorating the walls. "It's like stepping into a family reunion or something - everyone seems like they know each other like family..."