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Audrey Jensen (fknaudrey) wrote in somerealityrpg,

She tilted her head slightly, a look of surprise and amused curiosity mingling on her face. She really had not expected him to recognize the quote and yet the look on his face and the soft whisper than followed it said that he obviously had. It was sort of amazing, really. She felt that cool excitement bloom up in his chest and her cheeks warmed as a smile slipped onto her features. "Notre-Dame des Sept Douleurs," she murmured, her French accent decidedly more Creole than Parisian. But there was still that curl to the soft consonants, the thing that spoke of a degree of fluency.

"Sometimes in the middle of surviving we either forget to or just don't have the chance to live," she said. "Maybe this place is the after, the second chance, though? I'm not a natural optimist, but I can't help but think of it that way." After all, New York was supposed to be her second chance. It would be nice if she could exist in a place where the last two years didn't constantly haunt her. Every house, every building, every face, was a reminder of what had happened. But this place was different. Brooke was here, but Brooke shared her feeling of wanting to run from it as far as they could. Leave Lakewood behind. She wasn't sure what she would do if Noah or Emma showed up. She missed them, yes, but it still hurt and she still needed a little more time to find herself. And then there was the sinking, terrifying thought of Kieran or Piper returning from the dead and somehow showing up here...

She banished that line of thinking with another quick swig of bourbon and sighed. "There are a lot of people here looking for a way to get back where they came from because things are happening there, big things, important things, but I wouldn't mind staying. I've met good people here. There are things I want to get back to, too, but I have to think that there's some version of me back there handling that as well as I would handle anything."