β Masquerade!
Paper faces on parade . . .
Masquerade!
Hide your face,
So the world will
Never find you. β
A literate, gender-bent portrayal of The phantom of the opera.
There was a small smile as she hears the familiar tune. As she calls for her the woman takes a few steps to meet the woman.
She then bends down, quite a bit, to rest her head on Christineβs shoulder.
βMon coeur β¦β sheβd mutter softly.
Nimble feet slowly making its way closer to Erika, a low, soothing hum of a melody fills the air β reassuring and loving.
β Mon ange, β she says; voice tender and welcoming, waiting for the otherβs approval to hug her.
To step off her ledge.
It was the end of the rehearsals, she had spent the entire time watching Christine working.
When it was done she made her way to the dressing room. Awaiting the brunette woman.
When the door opened and closed sheβd watch for a bit as the +
Well that was a rare sight, saved for Christine and Christine alone. She was the only one who ever managed to get under the cold ghosts skin.
βAnd how goes practice?β
She knows she Christine loves her, itβs not her sheβs worried about itβs stupid men believing that +
Whenever Erika smiles, it always brightens her day. How pretty she is, especially when she smiles.
β Practice and visits to Mama Valerius, my love.
And, assuredly, I promise you with my heart and soul the only being I ever want to captivate will always be you. β