For the first time, she really took in the view surrounding her. While she'd been there all day, she'd been busy unpacking, and brooding if she were honest with herself. Granted, moonlight may not have been the best way to take in the sights, coating everything in its vibrant hue of white, but it made her feel safer. The dark she could hide in, hide the true sadness and mask it with something that took a lot less work to portray.<br/><br/>In the full light of the moon, the last of the day's light leaving the sky, her pale skin took on an ethereal glow, smooth and iridescent against her dark blue sweater. Hair hanging down her back, it slid over her with each step she took. The breeze whispering through it, it blew about her face, tickling across her nose as she tried to keep it brushed aside. Jeans hugged her long legs, another dark item of clothing to match her sweater, a sweater that ended at her thighs, tying closed. A light grey camisole could be seen underneath, the lace framing her chest, peeking out where the two sides of her sweater came together.<br/><br/>A conversed foot kicked an offending stone in her path, as she continued to wander on, the blue green orbs of her eyes scanning over the trees and rock formations. It wasn't the warmest of nights, a slight shiver traipsing up her form as goosebumps made themselves known across the exposed skin of her hands and neck. Stopping for a moment to tie her shoe as a lace came undone, Vivienne had no sooner popped up and taken another step, head completely turned away to look at something she'd heard behind her...<br/><br/>...And was run into rather abruptly.<br/><br/>Stumbling backward, her arms flailed for a moment to catch her balance, before dropping back to her sides. Eyes, taking in the form of the sudden stop she'd just encountered, widened.<span style="font-style: italic">I really must have been not paying attention...if he came out of nowhere...</span><br/><br/>"I'm sorry," she started to reply only to stop short, her gaze turning curious. His eyes, so blue, had locked onto her, almost as if he recognized her from somewhere. Taking a moment to realize he'd asked her a question, she shook her head to get her thoughts back in order. "No...We've never met..." Taking a step around him, feeling like a klutz, Vivienne nodded in apologetic fashion. "Sorry again for running into you...Must've been completely oblivious..."<br/><br/>Yet, even as she took that step around him, her steps faltered, hazarding a glance at him over her shoulder.<span style="font-style: italic">Did...did his eyes...? Huh...Must be the moonlight or something,</span>she told herself, taking in quick stock of his appearance. A bit taller than she, her head came up no higher than his nose, a thought that made her inwardly smile.<span style="font-style: italic">Must grow 'em taller out here.</span><br/><br/>Wishing she could think of something else to say, she stayed rooted to her spot for what felt like ages, before shaking her head and continuing on her way. It was one thing to join in group laughter over something you didn't really know about...An entirely different one to try and start a conversation with a guy that you just ran into.