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[affectueux]

Bonjour, everyone.

This post will be much more light-hearted than my last one. While looking for things to keep me occupied during Sanguis so as to not disturb others, I happened across this book in the “digital library.”




It’s a gripping tale of a Prismal girl and her horse seeking freedom in a world that would hope to suppress them. I don’t want to spoil it, but I did notice that it seems to be a part of a series. If anyone knows where I might find physical copies of the rest of them, please let me know.

Incidentally, it has inspired me to ride again. Where can I find a stable? Or horses, for that matter? I was in the equestrian club in school, so I assure you I am no amateur.

Bien cordialement,

Serge

Comments

[amant]

[ there are plenty of more tame stories from France floating around, but it wouldn't be him without the danger of encountering more questionable themes. luckily, he's getting into counseling so he can help repair any of the damage he does! that's...totally how that works. yup. ]

How sweet! Someone very dear to me plays the piano as well so I am quite fond. How long have you been playing?


Are you curious after all? There is a name that I've given myself, and I'm unashamed by what I have put out there. Francis Bonnefoy. Many things are available digitally.

[ France with his very obvious chosen name... Nobody enjoys the creativity in this one. ]

[affectueux]

[ the name sounds not at all suspicious to serge, at least, but it does give him a place to start prismagoogling the author. huh.

maybe it’s something to explore at a later date. ]

I will search you soon, Monsieur Bonnefoy. You have my word!

As for my piano, it feels as if I’ve been playing from the moment I was born. My father gave me a practice keyboard when I was about three, and I haven’t stopped since then, so thirteen years now? But putting a number to it makes it seem so small.