fallon gregor ➳
| ᴛᴀɢɢᴇᴅ ➳ No One || ᴅᴀᴛɪɴɢ ➳ Evan || ᴏᴘᴇɴ |
It was a quiet morning in the halfblood camp; the birds were chirping, the sun was shining- until Fallon rolled out of bed and reality came crashing down like a tidal wave. Ha, see what I did there? Anyway, Fallon hadn't purposefully fallen out of bed; no, she was just being the typical klutz she was. Except for the fact that, when she fell, she had been asleep. So, I suppose that's an excuse. But, this is Fallon we're talking about; there's no excuse for her. Never had been, never would be. So when the fragile girl writhed, twisted and turned on the floor, she was thinking of no one, nothing, except that she could only blame herself. You see, she put all of the guilt onto herself, even if the situation wasn't her fault; it was instinctive, as her mother had always reflected the faults towards Fallon, as if she was the one that had caused her problems.
Eyelids fluttering open to reveal shattered blue eyes, Fallon groaned in utter aggravation as she scrambled to her feet; that harsh landing would certainly leave a mark. And, just then, she most definitely wasn't worried if she woke her brother up. He could grumble about it later, if he hadn't brushed off the incident by then. Rising to her feet on trembling legs, Fallon muttered something under her breath that wasn't the most ladylike before going on her 'merry' way and quickly changing into one of the most casual outfits she could find. It contrasted against her "good-girl" personality, and her shy appearance, and Fallon wasn't exactly one for the sneakers; she only cared for the beanie, really. Then again, it was just a cropped camp t-shirt and shorts, with the added covering for her head, and sneakers. Nothing major.
With a soft huff of apprehension, the girl whipped around on the ball of her heel, making sure not to stumble as she exited the cabin she and her brother shared. Hera. Fallon's forehead creased and her eyebrows furrowed together, a question sketched onto her features as the name of her mother was repeated in her mind. She didn't even like thinking that name. So, as she strolled- scratch that, stalked- towards where the breakfast was held, she didn't exactly seem like the most welcoming person. She seemed almost dominant. Realizing that, Fallon's eyes widened in what seemed like shock; she was never one for outrageous emotions such as anger. Almost instantly her typical submissive form returned, and a shaking hand rose to brush a strand of blonde hair away from her eyes. Others tended to get ticked off when she showed any signs of dominance. It was like an omega trying to stand up to an alpha; wolf-wise, not alphabet-wise.
Absentmindedly tugging the hem of her shirt, Fallon glanced up and around the area, pausing in her tracks to observe what was surrounding her. It seemed everyone was waking and heading towards the breakfast area. So, naturally, that was where Fallon was heading. Fallon shuddered slightly at the sight of the son and daughter of Zeus; Evan and Wren. Evan had never been her favorite person, never had her first pick of a personality. Wren was just..., hard to explain. She seemed rather..., hot-headed? Is that the term? Shrugging to herself, the daughter of Hera shoved her hands in her pockets, finding no one else to observe, and continued her slow walk towards the pavilion.






