She smiled rolling her eyes lightly at the girl. "You are so unreal, I guess school is a boring thing but wouldn't you rather skip out then waste half the day sleeping your head off?" She looked out the window seeing something wizz by she eyed it. She didn't know what it was, she wondered how Sonlath was. She didn't know why he popped in her mind so much.
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Sally saw that Moria was looking out of the window as if something just caught her eye. She looked out of the window and saw it too. She wanted to take a closer look. After all, she could easily catch up with it. But something in her head forced her not to. She instead asked Moria "You alright?" She could see that Moria was not looking too happy.
"Yeah I'm just thinking, so... You have a family? Boyfriend?" She asked her mind not all the way there but she knew what Sally was saying. She said the first question that popped in her mind. And that was about Sally's family and friends.
Sally could see that Moria was just changing the subject, but nonetheless answered her question: "Not really. I only have a father, but I don't really know where he is anymore. My mother died. I can't exactly remember how, I was only a baby." She frowned and tears were forming on her eyes. She was going to answer her next question, but her dead mother stuck in her mind. If only I knew what my mother was like.
"It's okay, I know what it's like to be alone. My family sent me away to reform schools, when I was born no one in my family held me only the maid took care of me but hated it. So don't focus on the fact you don't know your mom or dad I don't know either all I know is they don't want me." She said without any emotion, she was as hard towards her parents as stone. She only told part of the story but she doubted her roomate would like her if she knew she was in a juvi girls' jail.
Sally listened really carefully to what Moria said, and thought she was hiding something. She didn't bother to ask, as she knew she wouldn't get an answer. Besides, it was none of her business. She felt sorry for what Moria had to go through. At least my dad took care of me.
Moria picked up a small gem it was a stone she called a water stone. She decided this girl was weak inside and needed to have the stone more then she did. "Here take this. I used it as a reminder that we need to be hard as this stone when it comes to pity. Because there's always someone out there that'd think you were pathetic by getting teared up over something that to others may seem big." She handed it to the girl. "This stone is unbreakable unless you put it where it's happy it softens, that's what a person should be like. Hard as stone but yet when happy or in love as soft as squishy as this rock can become but yet it never falls apart." The water stone was a stone that she had given to her at birth, it wasn't given by her parents but by the nurse that hated her. She knew the girl would suffer hence why she gave her the stone that was most precious to her. It was only by odds that Moria's power was water.
Sally looked at the stone that Moria had offered her. She already felt better inside by looking at it, almost calm, but nonetheless denied the offer. "Thanks, but I've got my own ways to cheer myself up." She was clearly lying, but did not want to give Moria the impression that she is a weakling both inside and out.
Please take it, I've no need of it anymore it's time to pass it on to someone who has more use of it. She was about to say, when she thought of Sonlath. Possibly he needed it more. She looked at the stone. "Please take it, you need it more then I do. I've become like the stone, you need encouragement this can become a necklace and you can look at it as a reminder." She said knowing Sonlath wouldn't be effected by the waterstone.
Sally sighed and took one more look at the stone. She took the stone to feel it. She closed her eyes so that she could absorb the texture of the stone. It's so smooth, yet as hard as concrete. Moria was right: Sally did need it. She put it inside her pocket, and breathed. "Thanks," she said. "Now what?"
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