- Posting Speed
- One post per week
- Writing Levels
- Intermediate
- Adept
- Advanced
- Preferred Character Gender
- Female
- Primarily Prefer Female
- Genres
- Romance, Modern, Fantasy, Adventure, Action, Supernatural
This was a chance to get away from it all. To let go of the burdens that plagued her everyday decisions. Here no one would care if Josephine Robshaw ate toast or a donut for breakfast. No one would whine about how charitable she was while also complaining she wasn't doing enough. There were always two sides and opinions to an issue, and somehow with power she was supposed to just find the answers and make it so. She wasn't God – though she sure wasn't human either. Luckily evolution had helped her in that sense. Vampires had mutated, grown stronger and more adapt to life since stories that had been written about them long ago. It was why she was able to hide away her secret. That and it helped that there was little record actually kept about her little country and its royal lineage. It was why it was finally her turn to continue the story and find someone to take back at mom.
The idea make Josie cringe. Was it not obvious how much she loved to just watch others? She didn't need love herself. It had been centuries and at times it had been lonely, but she was fine. The princess didn't need anything – besides a vacation. Which is what she was going to make this be. A vacation before she had to return home and find a way to sort things out with her family.
The cab rolled to a stop at the curbside outside the simple little coffee shop. All she wanted to do was enjoy the quiet tranquility of human life. She wanted to watch people who walked in and out of the coffee shop, enjoying the simple day that was had hand. There was no one to tell her she couldn't waste her time so that's what Josie was going to do.
The idea make Josie cringe. Was it not obvious how much she loved to just watch others? She didn't need love herself. It had been centuries and at times it had been lonely, but she was fine. The princess didn't need anything – besides a vacation. Which is what she was going to make this be. A vacation before she had to return home and find a way to sort things out with her family.
The cab rolled to a stop at the curbside outside the simple little coffee shop. All she wanted to do was enjoy the quiet tranquility of human life. She wanted to watch people who walked in and out of the coffee shop, enjoying the simple day that was had hand. There was no one to tell her she couldn't waste her time so that's what Josie was going to do.