Rouge Heels ❤️ (@/red_red_heels on Instagram)
Parent’s Story: The Red Shoes
Powerful Qualities: Adventurous, dedicated, hard working
Roommate: Princess Swan (@swangelical and @/theprincessswan on Instagram)
Birthday: July 28
Star Sign: Leo ♌
Secret Heart’s Desire: I want to dance forever! Well, not on and on. I just want to be able to dance till I get old. Dance is my passion!
My “Magic” Touch: I can dance, but not just “dance.” I can dance everything! Just give me a beat.
“Oh Curses!” Moment: Sometimes when I get too excited with a jam, my feet just start to move by themselves and I kinda get out of control.
Storybook Romance: I like to dance alone, but it would be great to have good company.
Favorite Subject: Grimm-nastics. There’s nothing better than moving your body!
Least Favorite Subject: Muse-ic. It’s very embarrassing when the teacher starts to sing and I can’t hold myself back.
Best Friends Forever After: Ashlynn Ella, Catlin in Boots, Princess Swan, and Juditty Iris
Pet: Rubby the Red Panda
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trick or treat
HAHA WDYM IT'S NOT HALLOWEEN ANYMORE PFFFFFT
but ANYWAYS. here's a little ficlet inspired by nastic and thigmotropic movement in plants. as you requested ages ago 😂
i meant for a little light angst. but, uh...it did not turn out that way. blame ladrien--all they wanted to do was make out
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“Isn’t it cool?”
The enthusiasm in Adrien’s voice made Ladybug smile, but it failed to draw her attention to the video playing from his phone. Which was his own fault, really—for being so irresistible. And for letting her get far too comfortable in her current position, lying on his chest on the sofa in his room, lazily trailing her toes against his calf as the video’s musical accompaniment petered out.
“Mhm,” she mumbled into his T-shirt, her own hot breath puffing back at her. “The coolest.”
“That’s all you have to say?”
She shrugged, taking the opportunity to snuggle in a little closer. “Mmm. Tired.”
A chuckle rumbled through his chest, and as his arms tightened around her waist, Ladybug had only one thought: I never want this moment to end.
Then Adrien betrayed her.
She squealed as he began tickling her sides—lightly at first, then harder as she struggled to bat his hands away. Just as she started to run out of breath, he finally relented. She pushed herself up, pinning his arms by his side and blowing a tuft of hair out of her face as she glared down at him. “Hey!”
He smirked. “You weren’t watching.”
“I was too!”
He merely quirked an eyebrow.
“Oh yeah? So what was it about?”
“It was, well, you know. It was…” She gestured vaguely with one hand, scowling when his smile only widened. “Okay, fine. I wasn’t watching.”
He clicked his tongue. “Such betrayal—the likes of which I’d never imagine from one who claims to love me.”
Fighting back a smile, Ladybug rolled her eyes. If she’d had known Adrien could be this dramatic before she’d started dating him, then…well, she wouldn’t have changed a thing. But he didn’t need to know that.
“I guess I’ll need to find some way to repay you,” she said, trying to feign boredom. But she couldn’t help the way her eyes slid to his lips.
And she definitely couldn’t help the way her stomach fluttered when he noticed where her eyes had landed. His breath hitched, eyes glued to hers as she leaned down, sliding a hand down his arm, fingers grazing wrist, and… A-ha!
Stealing his phone right from his hand, she quickly rolled off his chest, laughing at his squawk of protest. She landed in a crouch on the floor, phone clutched to her chest. “What’s wrong? I thought you wanted me to watch it.”
He let out a low whine, running a hand through his already dishevelled hair. Ladybug bit her lip, hoping the pain might distract her from the warmth pooling in her stomach. And between her legs.
“I…did,” he said. It seemed almost painful for him to admit.
Ladybug was starting to have regrets of her own. But she had to see this through. “W-well, good then. Great!” She turned away from him, settling in cross-legged on the floor with her back against the couch. “I’ll just do that then.”
She raised the phone up to eye-level, only to be met by a locked screen.
Adrien laughed. “Need some help with that?”
“I mean, I guess. If you really want to.”
“Oh, I do.” He shifted onto his side, then slid his arm slowly past her shoulder, taking his time to punch in the code. His face hovering right beside hers. He gave her arm a squeeze when he finally retreated, breath whispering against her cheek. “Enjoy.”
Right. The video.
This time, Ladybug truly tried to pay attention. It was some time lapse of a plant curling its way up a wooden post, and even if she didn’t quite get the appeal, she loved that Adrien was so excited about it.
But he wasn’t making it easy to focus.
“You know,” he whispered, lips grazing her ear. “The way it moves at the beginning is because it’s seeking out stimuli.”
“Uh-huh...”
It took every bit of her self-control not to lean towards him as he pulled away.
Luckily, she wasn’t deprived of his presence for long. He set a hand on her shoulder as the video came to an end.
“And when it winds its way up the post…” His fingers slipped down to her bicep, curling around her arm to mimic the plant’s trajectory. “Well, then it’s just responding to touch.”
“Imagine that,” she gasped. Her back arched as his lips ghosted across her neck.
“So..." He nuzzled her cheek. "What did you think of the video, Love Bug?”
Ladybug closed her eyes and turned her head, blindly seeking the warmth of his lips.
She smiled when they connected. “I think it might have taught me a few things.”
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nights exist, nightshade exists
the dark side, the cloak of namelessness exists
the northern limits of consciousness exist, there
where what is dreamed opens and closes its
northerly crown in nastic turnings
without day and night being definitely
placed, without nadir, zenith
straight below or above and without
the naos, the innermost space of the cell
revealing whether the seed in an inner sky
gathers the limits of consciousness into a point
a flowering point where like a bit of sunshine
ice ages exist, ice ages exist
where like a bit of fire the insects' wingless
Nike exists, neither victory nor
defeat, just the solace of nothing;
the solace of names, that nothing has
a name, namelessness has a name
that names exist, names like narwhal
nettle, names like carnation, tawny owl
and nightjar, names like nightingale, new moon
evening primrose, naiads, and the other kind of
name in which a word when named is scent
like the narwhal's name for Arctic seas,
the nettles' names for fever, like carnations'
names for light reflected into factory-white
nights, like the tawny owl's, the nightjar's names
for feathers, the nightingale's names for being
an Old World warbler hidden in moist thickets
like the new moon's names for Earth and Sun
the evening primrose family's names for kinship
like the naiads' names for being pondweed
whispering the naiads' names in wind
Inger Christensen, from alphabet, tr. Susanna Nied
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