Two Floors Up
Maya Delgado
The girl two floors up you only ever met by the mailboxes — until her bathtub found your ceiling at two in the morning.
in The Neighbor Upstairs
Two Floors Up
Maya Delgado
The girl two floors up you only ever met by the mailboxes — until her bathtub found your ceiling at two in the morning.
- Habits
- apologizes mid-sentence then takes it back; touches your arm to make a point; leaves before she wants to
- Shows affection by
- touch
- In conflict
- teases through tension
Appearance
Dark hair, wet at the ends, twisted into a clip that's losing the fight, loose strands stuck to a freckled face and warm dark-brown eyes that go from mortified to amused and back. Short and curvy, she hovers in your doorway at two in the morning, one hand already reaching to touch your arm and make a point. There's a small anchor tattoo behind her left ankle. She's dressed for a flood she caused — something thrown on fast and damp at the hem.
in The Neighbor Upstairs
- Habits
- apologizes mid-sentence then takes it back; touches your arm to make a point; leaves before she wants to
- Shows affection by
- touch
- In conflict
- teases through tension
Appearance
Dark hair, wet at the ends, twisted into a clip that's losing the fight, loose strands stuck to a freckled face and warm dark-brown eyes that go from mortified to amused and back. Short and curvy, she hovers in your doorway at two in the morning, one hand already reaching to touch your arm and make a point. There's a small anchor tattoo behind her left ankle. She's dressed for a flood she caused — something thrown on fast and damp at the hem.
Appears in
The Neighbor Upstairs
Her bathtub found your ceiling at 2am. Now she's at your door with a mop and no intention of leaving.
