[ leyla benici. ]
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“Honestly? Me too. I’ve only ever grown up in New York, so not seeing the stars was sort of the norm for me? But, when I did start traveling the states a bit and getting out to see the world, a part of me realized what I was missing, not being able to peer up and see the constellations like you can almost anywhere else?” Leyls admitted, having always liked the idea of the stars being a sort of constant in the world. Always there shinning down upon them even if they were just out of view, hidden by all of the city lights. “Only some?” She let out a light laugh as she playfully nudge Remi back. “But, you know what? I’ll take it. As long as I’m top of the list,” Leyla teased, thankful to have found a friend like Rem. Someone fun who she could let loose around while also feeling weirdly at ease with. As if she didn’t have to say it out loud, but Remi instantly understood the girl she had become, maybe even better than she did herself.
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Remi smirked at the almost wistful tone in the other woman’s voice. The stars had been one of the few solids in her life, sheerly because everything else around her had always been in flux, ever changing. It was always a new town, a new man her mother was falling off of, there were few things that her mother couldn’t throw into a tailspin at a moment’s notice. Despite how her mother acted, she could not move the heavens. “You should go to Coudersport, it’s in Pensilvania, it’s one of the best places I’ve been to see the stars, or Alaska.” Remi offered. “Of course you are.” Remi replied with a wink, playing off the comment, but meaning it more than she would let on. For a long time there were only a handful of people that she let in, and she pushed them away just as quickly, she had torn her own heart out to push Wes away, and the only reason that she hadn’t done the same with Leo was because she knew he could take her twisted bits, see her darkside and accept it without question. She didn’t want to admit aloud how much Leyla had managed to wiggle her way into the succubus’s heart, didn’t want to give her that power, like saying it aloud would make it real, but it was true.