Our hometown's in the dark

The girl is bright, and peers up to the man with her brilliant eyes. He looks like the boy she met the day she was playing with the fish in the salt water, but she keeps that information to herself. Her tail wags ferociously, rattling the grass where it is behind her. There's something bright in her eyes, something a little wild. It feels good. It feels so damn good to be out and about. Everything about Selene, today, oozes wild and free. She's bright as she looks up at the man.

"I'm also a bit ridiculous," the moon scorn glows, wiggling a bit as she stands beside the man. It's brilliant. She's brilliant today. "I ah, am kinda a commotion. I'm only half sorry, unless you were doing something important. Then I'd be full sorry." Her eyes glint, gaze flickering up to the man's face once more. The starlit is looking for approval, as she usually is. It's hard to find when you spend so much time alone. It leaves you turning to strangers for it.