Crowley sat against the outer wall in the hallway, gazing off into the darkness, her face in no particular direction. She could see nothing, so the direction of her face meant nothing to her. The stillness was almost haunting. The blind young woman took a deep breath, recollecting her thoughts, and past. Her father’s booming voice threatening her very existence, causing her to lose her sight, everything all bundled into a taco of pain. Crowley hated Mexican food.
Her small fingers went up to her blindfold, stretching out the elastic. She then pulled the blindfold from her pointed ears, casting it aside, letting her eye sockets be rushed with the cool air flowing through the empty rooms. She tucked the blindfold beneath her butt so that she wouldn’t lose it. Though, it’s not like she cared if she lost it, she couldn’t see people staring at her anyways… Though, their whispers would always haunt her.
“No half-breed will ever see the world correctly…â€Â
Her small fingers went up to her blindfold, stretching out the elastic. She then pulled the blindfold from her pointed ears, casting it aside, letting her eye sockets be rushed with the cool air flowing through the empty rooms. She tucked the blindfold beneath her butt so that she wouldn’t lose it. Though, it’s not like she cared if she lost it, she couldn’t see people staring at her anyways… Though, their whispers would always haunt her.
“No half-breed will ever see the world correctly…â€Â