forum Am I Dead? [OPEN]
Started by @Uh.Yeah.I.Sure.HOPE.It.Does!
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@TheGoldenLegend

"Ok." Lance muttered, darting ahead of Braxton, "No touchy." He said as the boy tried to touch the gate. Pushing it forward like it was made of nothing, he opened it slightly then walked on there.

(U can be at the other side and then bring him and me to the head office or something!)

@Desvelarse pets

(Alright)

Aiven watched as the gates open and she flew over, curious as to who the new arrival would be. She landed, folding her robin like wings. “Lance, good to see you again,” she said with a quick smile, adjusting a golden bracelet on her wrist, it standing out against her darker skin.

@TheGoldenLegend

"And good to see you! The little mocking bird I "found" has grown up just fine and he has started a new family!" Placing his hand on Braxtons back, he walked him in.

@Desvelarse pets

Aiven shook her head, rubbing at the bridge of her nose. “Hopefully. Not my department, I’m not going to worry about it…” she mumbled, then cleared her throat. “I need to bring you two to the main court to get you checked in,” she further explained, motioning in Braxton’s direction

@Desvelarse pets

Aiven arched a brow, not quite understanding Braxton’s advances. She had never really been exposed to any relationship type experiences before, so she grew slightly confused. They reached the court and she stepped inside, taking a sharp right down a long hall.

@Desvelarse pets

Aiven eventually stopped and pushed open a door. The room was filled with many shelves of boxes, each holding various files. According to his last name, she walked down an isle and stopped, searching through a box. She eventually plucked out a file that had Braxton’s name written on it. She took out her pen, clicking it open as she flipped through the file, coming to what looked like a contract. She held out the paper to Braxton, and the pen. “Sign your name on the line, please.”

@Desvelarse pets

Aiven chose not to comment on Lance and Braxton’s strange behavior, concentrating on her work. “Just to keep track of who made it to heaven, and who made it to hell. You signed that paper, which means heaven. If you were to have gone to hell, you would be there, and I would have signed a different paper instead,” she explained, taking the paper and pen back.