Relaxing

Akira was laying on his stomach on a large tan couch with a book in his hand open he was peering at the page "Sense and Sensibility" by Jane Austen...he had a soft spot for Jane Austen romance novel...but...no one knew that.
His wings were out stretched and were moving up, out, together again, and repeating.
He rarely flew anymore and this was about the only way he could get his wings from painfully cramping.

With a sigh he closed the book and sat up, he wasn't entertained by it anymore, and there was nothing to do around here anymore. He hadn't met many people and the ones he had met...seemed...a little...crazy...

Akira looked up and saw the girl reading in the corner. He recognized the book she was reading. It wasn't one that he had read but he knew it was a popular and famous book.
He thought it would be rude to not say SOMETHING since he had nothing to occupy himself...he hoped she wouldn't be angry.
Oh..um...hello there. My name is Akira Miller. he said and folded his wings into his back looking at her for any signs of anger or irritation.

Akira looked down and Sense and Sensibilty and put his hand on the cover and a slight grimace shook his body, it was so small it wasn't even noticable.
A book by Jane Austen, Sense and Sensibilty. I know it's rather feminine but I'm a sucker for Austen's writing style. It's so fluid and lyrical... he said admiring his favorite author's cover for a moment and then looked back at the girl.
The Hobbit, huh? Do you enjoy that book? I know many people read it, I am not one though...

Akira smiled at the girl reasuringly.
that's okay. Most people having. Although I can pretty much guarentee that you've at LEAST heard of one her works. Pride and Prejudice. Have you heard of it?
He looked at the book. He hadn't read it, but he had heard of it and seen the first movie...but...he disliked Orlando Blooms acting style and decided against seeing the other two.
Do you like the movies as well? I've seen one of those.

Akira smiled at the girl so that she wouldn't feel bad. You shouldn't expect people to know an author that had lived in the 19th century.
No problem. I'm reading S&S because it reminds me of home. I sat down with my cousin one day and watched it. She fell in love with the character Col. Brandon, if you've ever seen the HP movies it's Alan Rickman who plays Snape, anyway. She would make these feral noises everytime he came on screen. It still cracks me up whenever I read the book or watch the movie. he said filling her in on a little piece of his life, that he hadn't shared before. But at the embarassment he felt at reading a romance novel in a public place he felt the need to shed some light on the reason he was reading said novel.
To be honest, I only saw the first movie. It seemed alright, but I'm not a big fan of Orlando Bloom. he said adding in a shrug.