

Emily [♀]--- ??? [♂{○}]
Today was a boiling pot of emotions; she shared her hasty decisions with the sky today, who just happened to be in a splendor
now, shifting mist upon the suburban houses. Fog was so happy to settle around where she lived that you could barely see past the blue house that sat a hop and a skip away. Her palm was glued to the glass front door as she longed for going outside, even if she wasn't supposed to in this weather.
Or much of any weather, really- her 'experience' with a wide array of sicknesses essentually only allowed her to see the sun. It was like she had to live in a cave until there was a bright light at the end. But today felt different.
Today she should
try to go outside.
Emily made a hoard of meticulous preparations. She had three layers on: a shirt, a jacket, and a heavy coat, despite it being on the upper end of seventy degrees fahrenheit out. Tugging at her sweatpants, which layered over a pair of jeans, she smiled. "I'm going to do this."
Edging towards the door she took a thorough breath, checked herself one last time, and giggled. Soon she found herself outdoors, without the sun making her glow, and it felt so good and so bad at the same time. As Emily strode further and further from her abode, the foggier it seemed to get. Yet something was evident in the distance, for glimmers and shimmers of pink were preeminent above an ancient dragon's smog.
She picked up the pace and walked faster, trudging along in her swaddle of apparel.
The source of the pink was a boy- a man?- perhaps around her age, if not slightly older. He had a pair of large, pink headphones and the hair that sat under them was white and it looked like feathers. He was wearing all white and his skin was such a hue as well. His sneakers, sticking out as they were lined with pink, had small wings on them. His eyes were closed as he danced to whatever he was listening to; he couldn't see her and she continued to watch. His movements were fluid and unique and they drew her in.
After minutes of this his eyes flew open and he stopped abruptly. Instead of fleeing, he smiled coyly and stepped closer. Carefully removing his headphones he placed them on her head. Her eyes tried to trace the cord, but it was cut of and it seemed as if he stuck it into the pavement. He went and touched the end and suddenly a soft ballad played. It almost made her sad; reading the air {or her emotions} he became hasty to change it. In his rush it became a very quick-paced thriller song. He froze as he realized this and she giggled slightly. It seems he could only communicate through music.
"You're very interesting. I like your taste in music." She tried to talk slowly but his grin stayed concrete; she now knew music was his outlet. Taking the headphones off of her crisp hair she placed it back in his care and took the end instead. Now he listened to her music: a piano twiddling softly. The keys seemed to melt away as a drum was focused in, yet if you listened intently they puttered in every now and then.
But it almost seemed that her music was fading. He drifted closer, almost close enough to place his lips upon her ear, and whispered intently: "This is why you stay inside?"
Suppressing her shock of his knowledge for her language, she shook her head yes weakly.
x x x x
When she woke, she realized that she now dawned a pair of pink headphones as well.
In the left headphone cavity there was a note that had a few words scrawled on it, in a lacy script:
"
anything can play music if you want it too~
take this note, for example."
She "plugged" in her headphones to the note and decided to take another short rest.