[ the beach isn't her normal haunt. philippa has always been someone who stayed amongst the trees, either in her family's cottage or running through the forest with all her friends. but there was something about today that has her biking out to the coast and staring out to the horizon.
she hadn't brought a suit – not that swimming in the nude was ever off-limits but in her time on this earth, she's found humans are very particular about where and when they are stripped down to her skin. no one is around, anyway, but most people are on their lunch breaks at this hour.
her gloves go into the pockets of her knee-length green sundress and she at least takes her sandals off, sticking them in the basket of her bike. with the bike locked safely on the dock, she sprints straight towards the water, laughing as she kicks the water up. the sun is high in the sky and she doesn't think she could be any happier. maybe she can bring a shell and some sea glass back home to make a pretty necklace for her niece.
work has been overwhelming. there isn't anything fresh air can't fix, though. ]
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she hadn't brought a suit – not that swimming in the nude was ever off-limits but in her time on this earth, she's found humans are very particular about where and when they are stripped down to her skin. no one is around, anyway, but most people are on their lunch breaks at this hour.
her gloves go into the pockets of her knee-length green sundress and she at least takes her sandals off, sticking them in the basket of her bike. with the bike locked safely on the dock, she sprints straight towards the water, laughing as she kicks the water up. the sun is high in the sky and she doesn't think she could be any happier. maybe she can bring a shell and some sea glass back home to make a pretty necklace for her niece.
work has been overwhelming. there isn't anything fresh air can't fix, though. ]