“With all her talk you’d think she’d at least’ve put up a fight,” Josie said with a laugh. “And here I was hoping for a scrap, bitch went down like a lead balloon!”
“As if she’d dare to put up a fight. She’d have risked breaking a nail, to be honest.” Rosie snorted. “If she had, bitch had it coming anyway.”
Josie took a sip of her iced coffee, smirking. Rosie always just got her. Everyone deserved a hype-girl like her.
“If the bitch had broken my nails, I’d have broken more than her nose! Serves her right for talking shit about someone else’s business.”
Inspired by the Winter Palace-quest in DAI. I was thinking of making a mask for each companion but my anxiety came crahing through the roof so it’s just the advisors. (Was inspired by the mask in this post? but I’m really bad at adding links and tags etc??)
Wicked amounts of neutral. Still do not know which option I prefer, they are all unstable in different ways. At least the cooperation version keeps them all relatively alive.
Follow up to this, I suppose. If HoF came to teach the Inquisitor to fight the Breach. I just can’t move on from Cullen x mage Warden. I suspect the Warden would tease Cullen mercilessly, even if she’s already in a relationship. Oh well. (Also, I don’t know why I thought it was a good idea to draw Josephines necklace again??!)
I’ve been thinking a bit about this. Then I foundthis and understood I was not alone, just late. I also came across thisandthis (the last link I can’t open on Firefox so I hope it works) about the Warden and it just spun out of control and I needed it out of my system. Sadly I lost any and every catchline in the progress, sry about that. Cullen + mage Warden is still my strongest ship. :<
Josephine and Vanessa go for a nude flight! It’s Josephine’s first time doing something so lewd (aside from that family meetup at a nudist resort), but luckily Vanessa’s experience and confidence helps to put her at ease.
I’ve launched a new jewelry line called The Josephine collection, named after Napoleon’s lovely wife. These are very accurate reproductions of Georgian and Regency-era jewelry, using the best materials I can get my hands on, including my new custom-made collet settings, which are the most accurate on the market. I’m so pleased with how lovely everything is and even more pleased that they are so versatile. I hope you’ll check out my reproduction jewelry.
