Cecilia Has Been So Supportive Since Moving Into Tiny Town. Maybe It Is Just Her Kind Nature, But Something

cecilia has been so supportive since moving into tiny town. maybe it is just her kind nature, but something gives fairuza the sneaking suspicion that she understands how difficult it is to build a home all alone, especially as the new kid in town. it is nice to know there is someone stable on which to rely when all the cards are down. is this what the other people in town mean by a 'fairing friend'?

Studying

if you hear it echoing, your wish will soon come true.

at least the uniforms were pretty cute. fairuza met a few interesting people in class. although woflgang acted a bit mean, and cassandra seemed to be in an entirely different world most of the time. rashidah was funny, but a little too invested in her new boyfriend. it was cute how he seemed to make her light up. still, there were a few other things they could talk about. the conversation turned boring pretty quickly. it was better than no one to talk to, of course, but it wasn't exactly the close connection that fairuza thought about.

promise would have to be enough for now since she didn't even have the pocket change to buy a bus ticket back to the city. the very first vacancy sign in tiny town now boasted 'taken' marked by an audaciously bright sticker. this little plot officially belonged to fairuza palette. could it really be possible to turn a pile of dirt and a little tent into a dreamy oasis of belonging? maybe not alone, but she could take the first steps towards that vision.

then, for the first time in a very long time, inspiration struck. in the dusty light of spring morning rays, in the still quiet of farm field life, fairuza finally reached for a canvas and a brush.

a tiny town adventure? it couldn't hurt to check it out. fairuza bought a bus ticket all the way out to henford-on-bagley where past the old mill, a big scrap of land was being advertised as this soon to be tiny town. all it needed was... everything. there were no buildings, there was no infrastructure, there were no people. so what exactly did it have?

...promise?