Thread: The New Girl in Town- Moon/Tinything

Miriam had been tilting back and forth from her heel, to her toes, as she awaited an answer from the other side of the door. Her parents hadn't reacted yet, due to the fact that they where both busy. Both being businessmen, they often worked in their offices. They'd probably not even noticed Liliya had arrived. Too busy with their work. This was also why, Miriam was often so free to do as she pleased. As opposed to other youngsters in town, who had to abide to their parents rules. Miriam had rules. But no one kept an eye out on her, to make sure she kept to them. So a free spirit, she was now the first to meet the newcomer to town, and welcome her. In reality, she'd probably be the only one to dare, for quite some time yet. And as the door opened, Miriam smiled widely, and welcoming, nodding slightly as the other woman introduced herself. The woman instantly came off as kind and gentle, her warm smile and lovely accent making it even better. The first few seconds, Miriam was once again at awe by the view of Liliya's hair. But she quickly picked herself up again, and was able to speak. Hey Lil. My names Miriam Moon Abitson. But everyone calls me Miry, or Moon. Just noticed you arriving, and thought I'd welcome you to town. She introduced, and nodded a few times again, her hands relaxed down by her sides, as she gazed over her shoulder, pointing one hand in the direction behind her, towards the few people still around. I must apologize the ogling. My fellow inhabitants can't handle anything even slightly above averagely interesting.. It insults their highly pampered intellect. Miriam snickered, looking back to Liliya, nodding with a wide smile and following the woman close by. Miriam's dark eyes gazed around the rooms they passed by, her lips wide open, taking in the sights as she walked. The beauty and charm of it all, was absolutely enthralling. It matched perfectly with the woman's clothes. But fit no where inside a modern house. This was far too interesting. And what Miriam knew of modern, it was usually simple, and square. But this was different in so many pleasing ways. Miriam turned her attention back to Liliya, as she was offered tea, smiling and nodding as she gladly accepted. She snickered as Liliya mentioned the 'haunting', shaking her head a few times as she sat down where she was offered a seat. She pressed her legs together, keeping her feet still neatly apart on the ground, observing the interesting woman, before replying. Well. You know. Towns talk. And I'd like to believe the rumors, but I haven't seen anything haunting about it, the few times me and my friend broke in throuooh shit... Uhm. Eh. She took a short pause, making a lightly crooked expression. Ehm. Yeah, I broke in a few times, back when it was still vacant. Before you bought it, I promise. And. Just did it to scare some of the kids, when they did the 'Ring the doorbell' dare. Scared the hell out of a few of my friends.. Heh. Sorry about breaking in, though. Didn't think the house would ever be sold, with the reputation it had. And didn't destroy anything to get in, I just picked the lock. She explained herself, turning the tea cup in her hand in circles a few times, before looking back up to Liliya.