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DATE : July 26
THEME : Fantasy
SETTING : Beach
CHARACTERS : Jenny Realight
PROMPT : Kiss
~HibikixJenny
Jenny leans towards being a stereotypical female mage. She loves shopping, spending hours looking at clothes and different magical items, longingly if they're too expensive. Make-up is a must before she goes out anywhere. She didn't get into Sorcerer's Weekly by taking a day off. And, more than anything, she loves boys.
She's not boy-crazy by any means, but that doesn't mean she doesn't appreciate a good-looking guy when she sees one. It doesn't stop her from going on dates, and it certainly doesn't stop her from getting a massive crush on Hibiki.
It's not just his looks- Jenny's not that shallow, thank you very much- but the way he talks to her. Not like she's a girl and he's a boy or she's a model and he's a brain, but like a close friend he's always happy to see. It irritates her and attracts her at the same time.
Of course, those pesky things called hormones decide to visit her, leaving her to think about what it would be like to kiss him. It doesn't happen often, but it does happen. Hey, everyone's entitled to that one moment of pure fantasy, and Jenny is amazing at milking it.
The scene she thinks of it always on a beach. Why? Who knows. It's not sunset- way too cliché for her- but in the middle of the day where everything seems so much lighter.
They'll just be enjoying themselves when they met eyes, Hibiki suddenly seeing something he hadn't before. His eyes would flicker briefly to her lips, making Jenny smile. That beautiful smile would make him realize that maybe friends isn't all he wants to be.
Hibiki will slowly lean forward, silently asking permission with his eyes before slowly pressing his lips to hers. It'll be a second before Jenny responds, but it'll be the best kiss ever.
And then Jenny snaps back to reality and continues with life, dismissing the generic fantasy and wonder if Hibiki really ever will kiss her.
When he does, it's not anywhere romantic. It's not spontaneous, but it's not unplanned. It's not a kiss to burn down the heavens or flawless, but it's better than Jenny ever imagined because it's flawed and real, just like him.