[When Kira announces she's going to show Bleu contemporary music, Lydia expects her to play something from her computer, or phone. By the time she says she has a message for her friends, and starts the count down, Lydia already has her headphones on, since she's at the library.
She sets the book she's been going through down on the table and pays attention to the video. When it becomes clear that Kira is actually going to sing, Lydia is a little terrified she's going to embarrass herself.
The second she starts, however, Lydia realizes that's obviously not the case.
And not only is Kira actually good, but between the lyrics and the messages she's sending to all of them, Lydia can't help her eyes from tearing up. It's Kira's message to Scott that gets to her the most.
Lydia takes a moment before replying. She dries her eyes and checks on her reflection, reapplying just a little powder underneath her eyes before she starts her own video. A soft smile on her lips and her eyes might still be a little brighter than usual.]
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Date: 2014-12-03 02:00 am (UTC)She sets the book she's been going through down on the table and pays attention to the video. When it becomes clear that Kira is actually going to sing, Lydia is a little terrified she's going to embarrass herself.
The second she starts, however, Lydia realizes that's obviously not the case.
And not only is Kira actually good, but between the lyrics and the messages she's sending to all of them, Lydia can't help her eyes from tearing up. It's Kira's message to Scott that gets to her the most.
Lydia takes a moment before replying. She dries her eyes and checks on her reflection, reapplying just a little powder underneath her eyes before she starts her own video. A soft smile on her lips and her eyes might still be a little brighter than usual.]
I had no idea you could sing.