<div align="center"><strong>Character:</strong> Thea | <strong>Location:</strong> The Beach | <strong>Tagged:</strong> Damien (Marconi Drake)</div><hr/><div class="floatleft">(http://image.dhgate.com/albu_377521669_00-1.0x0/black-yellow-simple-sexy-girl-lady-woman.jpg)</div><br/><br/><div style="text-align: right;">The only thing missing from the stunning sight set before Thea's very eyes, was someone to appreciate its beauty with. The vast array of colors all bleeding together, from bright oranges to deep reds and blends between purples and pinks, the stars twinkling as they were sprinkled throughout the perfectly clear night sky. It was beyond romantic, to say the least. That darkening ball of light slowly dipped down into the waters, kissing the surface, and gently wading deeper and deeper into the water, preparing to disappear from view entirely. Thinking on it, she could not recall the last time she was fortunate enough to witness such a breathtaking sunset. <br/><br/>Of course, the one person who could make this view that much more enjoyable, was fast asleep and as such, would not be joining her. Sighing to herself slightly, Thea lowered her head some, glancing down at the coconut she was drinking from, realizing that she'd been idly slurping on the crushed ice at the bottom. Licking her lips after pulling the finished drink away from her plump lips, she turned to the side, searching for the nearest receptacle to place it in. Yet she spotted nothing other than the line of Tiki Huts and Cabanas. Still, the view was too stunning to overlook, and Thea had no plans of leaving before this colorful show reached its end. With a gentle dip to the side, she released her wedge sandals, letting them fall against the sand, and turned to the other side, in case there happened to be a trash can in the distance, in that direction. Yet, what she was met with instead was far more surprising. <br/><br/>Instantly, her cheeks flushed, just looking at the man who approached her, making Thea avert her eyes in a bashful sort of way, drawing her attention back to mother nature's display across the water. Upon closer inspection, she would now make note that a sliver of the moon was hanging in the sky, clear above the water, its lunar reflection shown in the waters beneath, though its image was slightly warped by the ripples of that ever-moving body of water. Naturally, now that her gaze had found something equally breathtaking to avoid staring at, Thea was hardly thinking about the beauty of the sunset anymore... instead, her focus was on not staring, or drooling, or doing anything equally as embarrassing as the previously mentioned. <br/><br/>When he spoke to her, she took a gulp, knowing she'd need to turn and face him, without making it obvious that his shirtless muscle definition was incredibly distracting. "Yes... It certainly is," she spoke softly, sounding slightly flustered, her tone somewhat raspy. She glanced at him long enough to see that his focus was on the moon, which would make speaking to him a little easier, so she mirrored his stare, and also gazed at the moon, instead of at him. "I don't think I've ever seen a more beautiful sunset, over the water, with the clear skies and... all those stars. On a night like this, it's easy to remember how small and insignificant we truly are, isn't it?" <br/><br/>Consciously biting her lower lip to avoid from saying anymore, already feeling as if she rambled, or got a little too deep for a first-time conversation, Thea tried to suppress a soft chuckle, lowering her head again and fiddling with the coconut in her hands, which she rested against her abdomen, the tropical breeze picking up the loose ends of her tank top and sending it to skirt behind her. <br/></div>