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These Three Types of Wash Basins have Everything you Need.

The washbasin turns out to be one of the essential parts of a bathroom or even the kitchen, however, it is required that a bathroom chooses the basin depending upon the requirements and needs. Wash basin could be of multiple types but you need to know about three major types of basins. Types that will fulfill most of your needs with luxury.

In this article, we will cover three major wash basin types and learn about the inspiration behind them, their installation, and the ease of use of each wash basin.

Tabletop wash basin

Inspiration

The inspiration for this is a basin go with the best vanity type as they are seated over on the vanity and needless to be said they are so aesthetically appealing. In the 20th century, they were popular because a stone or ceramic could be hollowed into a basin and kept over a platform or vanity. The idea generated well with a tabletop basin as a seated basin on the countertop.

Installation

The installation of a table top wash basin is very much dependent on the counter that one is placing it on. The countertop needs to be strong to hold a large carved stone. Other than the countertop it is also required to see the plumbing as the pipelines will go below the countertop. It might hinder the appearance but a wash basin cabinet or a vanity is a great option. Overall the minimalistic look is what it is best providing.

Ease

The comfort of a tabletop wash basin is what brings the maximum attention. This is because it is easy to use in everyday life. Not very complex to use, gives a perfect minimal design, and makes the plumbing easy for everyday use. This is what makes it easy to prefer a wash basin.

Wall hung Wash Basin

Inspiration

Wall hung wash basins were primarily known to be advanced basins. It stood the separate leagues due to its construction and the fact that these washbasins did not sit on the countertop made the buzz. They were hung on the wall with a minimalistic design and the pipelines attached beyond the walls to keep them steady. They were ideally made for urban living and could have strong walls to hold wall hung wash basins.

Installation

Wall-hung wash basins are not for weak walls and that is a must before attaching it to your home. The design with pipelines is a little more complex than other wash basins and it leads to taking care of the walls that wash basins is going to be mounted upon. It is not a DIY deal and needs a professional to attach them to the house or bathrooms.

Ease

The wall-hung wash basin is primarily a very space-savvy solution. If the bathroom is small or even big wall hung wash basins will give the most space to the bathroom. It does not need a wash basin cabinet and provides a better space to clean and keep it hygienic.

Counter top Wash Basin

Inspiration

The idea of a counter top wash basin is very much inspired by a table tabletop wash basin however, the design of this is complex. In a countertop wash basin, it is required, in most cases to have the vanity or the counter carved a little to give the washbasin a perfect sit on it. This makes durability in the long term possible.

Installation

It is important to have a strong countertop and a strong vanity that can also be easy to carve out the essential shape to provide a properly fit countertop wash basin. They could be designed for easy placement although, it needs to be done by a professional to have a better fitting and alignment.

Ease

More than ease, they are often known to be very practical because there is plenty of surface area surrounding them for daily necessities. They can be more comfortable to use due to their height and design, and their varied range of materials makes cleaning and maintenance simple.

Conclusion

Washbasins could be one of the most thoughtful parts of the bathroom because one error with the basin is that the entire bathroom is ruined. These basins are required for different needs and wants depending upon the availability. Other bath fittings and requirements are provided at your store Essel. All the washbasin types with more bath fittings.

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I think one of my favorite scenarios when it comes to ghoap is the idea of meeting each other late at night.

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Ghost of course isn’t new to a horrid sleep schedule, as memories of corpses, laughter and unwanted hands invade his unconscious mind. He’s lost track of the countless times where he’s woken up in a cold sweat, mind swimming and hands shaking.

He’s formed a routine at this point. Lay in the shitty cot for a just a moment, allow his breaths to mildly slow. To allow the images to fade into the darkness.

He’d get up once he feels his legs stop shaking enough to stand, though he still used whatever ledge he can to make sure he doesn’t fall. He’d make his way to the bathroom, keep the lights off and the mirror covered with a thin towel for safety.

His hand will grab the basin of the sink, attempting to not crack it. He’ll then the water on- as cold as he can get it- and will just let his hands soak. The shock of the water makes him take a breath, grounding him to remember where he is. When he is.

Then he will stand there, letting his hands go numb; once they do the faucet turns off. He grabs the navy blue towel that he always has folded on top of the toilet tank and dries his hand. He lets his hands sit in the towel for a moment, letting warmth come back to them.

He stands for a long moment. In the quiet. In the dark. It’s just him. For that one moment it’s just him.

That thought helps him somehow.

He folds the towel three times over and puts it back where he picked it up.

Picking up his balaclava, his slides it on- the faint pressure comforting on his face

Opening his door, he’s greeted with a blinding hallway; he’s yet to find a base that greets him otherwise.

Right foot first, he walks down the hall.

One step, two steps, three steps, four steps.

He counts until he gets to the mess hall. No food is being served at the hours when he will be stalking the halls, but there’s a kettle and a coffee maker and he makes do with that.

The kettle, he fills with water, just enough to fill his own mug and nothing more. He counts the seconds until the kettle whistles then puts his tea bag in. He pours the steaming water. Then, two scoops of sugar and honey if the base ever has it.

He’ll sit down at the table in the corner of the room- skewed to be invisible from the door, but the entrance is vivid to Ghost’d eyes.

He’ll drink his tea slowly, until he starts to hear muffled talking and footsteps. In the cabinet goes his mug, after a wash in the sink. He’ll make it out of the cafeteria before anyone else comes in and he’ll start his day.

That is how Ghost has dealt with his nightmares. With the repetition of that routine.

Today is no exception.

Ghost wakes with the feeling of his skin burning, screaming, skulls pleading for help- for mercy. He takes a moment.

He goes to the bathroom. Washed his hands, dried them off and walks out of the room.

He counts his steps.

One, two, three, four.

He makes it to forty two before he slows. The sound of liquid dripping with a slight electronically buzz fills his ears.

The coffee maker is on.

Ghost turns the corner and there, at the running coffee maker stands one John ‘Soap’ MacTavish. His hair and slightly ruffled and his shirt is wrinkled some.

Ghost debates on leaving.

Ghost stays.

He watches as Soap finishes his coffee, then nearly spills said coffee as his eyes land on Ghost.

“Hells fucking bells Ghost, could ye nae have said something?!” Soap attempts irritation but there’s a relived smile that sits on his lips.

“Keeping you on your toes sergeant.” Is Ghost’s reflexive answer. In truth, his brain is still catching up that his routine has changed. Like a gps that attempts to reroute despite being surrounded by only busy high ways.

“Aye, well ye’r doing a swell job at that.” The sergeant chuckles as he moves to the table in the corner with his mug. Ghost’s spot.

Ghost stands for a moment longer. He really could just leave, spend the rest on his quiet morning in his room. It would be better for his raging mind.

His legs still move to the kettle regardless.

Ghost reclaims a moment of his routine. He boils enough water to fill the mug. He puts the tea bag in, pours the water, puts in his sugar and moves to the table which Soap is sat in.

Soap gives a nod and a friendly smile as Ghost sits. Soap sips his coffee, closing his eyes as he does. The man looks tired, bags under his eyes, his shoulders hunched in a way they usually aren’t. There’s a slight tremor to his hand.

Ghost knows what he sees and Soap, putting his mug down, knows that too. Neither say a word.

A minute passed, then another, then another.

It’s Ghost that somehow breaks the silence.

“What do you call a zoo with only a dog?”

Soap slowly blinks, his eyes lifting from his coffee yo ghost.

“What?” The man’s deep voice is heightened slightly with curiosity.

“A Shizu.” Soap stares at ghost for a moment, the gears visibly turning in Soaps head. Ghost is a moment away from explaining the joke when Soap slowly smiles and gives a small, honest laugh.

“That was pure shite L.t.”

“Another.” Is Ghost’s reply.

“We doin’ this again, are we?” Again, Soap feigns annoyance, but that tired smile remains.

“What happened to the frog that parked illegally?”

Soap sighs, letting his head descend to rest on the table. “I’ll bite, what do you call a frog that parks illegally, Simon?”

A smile forms behind Ghosts balaclava. He ignores how it feels to hear his name come out of Johnny’s mouth.

“It got toad.” Ghost hopes his smile wasn’t too audible in his tone.

The rest of the morning quiet morning follows like that. Ghost finding himself the one to talk, filling the air, as Soap lets his head lay on the table, coffee long forgotten. It feels odd for Ghost, having there be silence around Soap but somehow he finds he doesn’t mind filling it.

An hour passed before Soap stops responding. His eyes are closed and his breathing even. Relaxed.

Asleep.

When Soap wakes up to a fresh mug of coffee next to him on the table as 6am alarms start ringing around base, Ghost denies any knowledge on how the coffee got there.

When the day ends, and another nightmare brings Ghost to consciousness at the crack of dawn, Soap denies any relativity to the perfectly made cup of tea sitting at Ghost’s spot at their table.

Simon thinks, as he sits down and watches as Johnny draws, maybe a change of routine isn’t so bad after all.

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Hi! Sorry for not posting for a bit got really busy with some other stuffs. Also that soap drawing will be done eventually, just gotta get out of art block first.

Anyway, I hope you enjoyed.

Byeeeee

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A Court of Readers and Dreamers

Chapter 6: Prove the paranormal

Word count: 3635

I spent the next couple days going on patrol with Lucien, not running into the Bogge again as Tamlin spent his days away, hunting it. When I wasn’t on top of that white mare, I was in the library. I fetched books from high shelves that had a crust of dust as their sleeve as I brought them down. I would study until the moon was high in the sky and sleep welcomed me with silent arms. Books on Prythina, its creatures, were almost always in front of me, even in my bed chamber. I would read as Alis braided my hair, only pausing to get dressed with the chosen tunic for the day.

It was one of those late nights, where my eyes hung heavy as I hauled myself with a book in arm back to my room from the expansive library, that the High lord prowled silently in from the wide front doors. Even in the low light of night I saw the limp and dark wet trail he left behind as he moved towards me.

I should have been afraid, should have quaked at the sight of such a beast, but all I did was place the heavy book on the foyer table and rush towards him. Before I reached him a white flash blinded me for a moment, when I opened my eyes the beast was gone and he was there, in front of me, his hand dripping with a steady stream of blood that stained the polished floors. His clothes were shredded to little more than scraps that clung to him.

The change did not halt me , though, as I grabbed at his arm , examining the gash. His eyes were hollow as he looked at me, and he offered no resistance as I twisted his hand up and into the small amount of light.

“You’re hurt” it wasn’t a question, but his eyes seemed to just barely get life back into them as he looked down at his hand. He seemed to just have remembered he had limbs that could bleed as he watched the trickle of blood now staining my hands.

“Yes”, the word was dull and monotone as he answered. He still seemed to be struggling to separate himself from his beastly form, from where he had to be to face the bogge as his eyes slid to where the heavy book I had been carrying was now resting.

I answered his question before he could ask it. “I’m learning of the world that I am to spend my life in” it wasn’t a lie, it was probably the closest I could get to the truth without ruining my efforts. He seemed to take it at face value though as he turned back to me, nodding ever so slightly.

“Where is the infirmary?” I still held his hand, failing to keep the blood from ruining those tiles as he started towards what I hoped was an infirmary, that he wasn’t delirious enough to guide us to a random storage closet rather than an infirmary.

For a second I thought my worries had come true as Tamlin opened a small door, simple compared to the large doors I had started to expect for every room in the house. The candles adorning the wall lit the moment Tamlin passed the threshold, allowing me to see into the room. It was small, not suited to house more than 1 patient at a time. A tall workbench sat at one side of the room, a sink at one end of it as cabinets lined the opposite wall and underneath the worktop.

I guided Tamlin to sit on the table top, placing his hand down where the blood would drip into the basin. I found a bowl and wash cloth, which I filled with warm water , and set them to the side as I searched for gauze and any ointment that smelled medicinal. When I had all the materials gathered I turned back, skin itching like I had walked through poison ivy as I found his eyes on me.

I tried to ignore the feeling as I set to cleaning his hand of blood and dirt. The gash I had seen in the foyer had shrunk down to a couple of jagged cuts that didn’t require the stitching I had been bracing myself to give him. I almost sagged in relief at that fact as I continued to wash the skin until it was back to the softly tanned color. I wrapped his hand as quickly as possible after I rubbed a small portion of ointment into those cuts.

I dumped the bloody water into the skin, turning on the faucet to wash it down. I cleaned the sides of the basin using the rag that had wiped away his blood, only stopping to drape the cloth over the faucet head once it ran clean. I was still ignoring the prickling stare of the High Lord as I washed my own hands.

“Do you like to read?” he asked and I paused from where I was lathering my arm up to my elbow in rose scented soap.

“Yes,”I said, words drawn tight as I considered if I would have Tamlin as a friend, knowing what he could become. I glanced over my shoulder, and though I knew him to be hundreds of years old, he looked like a curious boy in the soft light. I decided then to bare a part of me, not Feyre, in that infirmary .“I love reading” softer words, as soft as the moonlight that cooled the yellowed glow of candles through a small window. That love is what gave me the knowledge that I was using to survive this world.

He seemed to consider my words for a moment, “There were no books in your… home.” I gave him a long stare over my shoulder before I turned back to the water, rinsing the suds from my skin.

“We didn’t have the money; books are expensive in the mortal lands.” I had balked the first time I had seen a book at market, the price more silver than what I could bring in a whole season of hunting and selling pelts. I turned off the water before grabbing for a dry cloth that hung from the wall above the sink. I wiped at my arms as I turned fully to him.

His eyes were glowing with a feral power as they roamed up and down my figure. I would have thought it perverted if I hadn’t seen his expression. There he was considering my words, I hoped it wasn’t so hard to believe a poor human girl could find sanctum in words on paper.

“You aren’t what I expected- for a human girl” Tamlin said ,his eyes locked with mine before I turned to exit through the door.

“You are exactly what I expected”,the words were low enough that perhaps he couldn’t hear them as I shut the door behind me as I went back to my rooms to fall into a new night of empty dreams.

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The next morning I spent collecting my supplies; A length of rope, a bow with a quiver of normal arrows, and a deep emerald green robe. With my supplies wrapped around me, I set off for that western wood.

The birch grove was easy to find once I heard the movement of water that marked the shallow stream that ran just to its side. The forest itself was oppressive in the way it curled around me, branches blocking out all but needle points of dappled light. I set the snare in the underbrush of the grove, placing the robe in the center of it. The Suriel had to know it was a trap, and had to know who was trapping it for answers.

Still it made me wait, sitting in an oak tree just on the edge of the grove, where my tailbone yelled at me with every small adjustment in posture. The sun rose higher, then started to dip out of its apex as I waited. I could barely stand the heat that now caused my skin to glisten with sweat, but still I waited. More time, more sweat soaking into the pale blue tunic Alis had dressed me in that morning. I sipped water from a canteen I had snatched from the kitchen on my way out, along with a small pouch of cheese that I now nibbled at as I contemplated demanding for the creature to come to me .

Another half hour and my neck was starting to get a crick as a silence that spoke of death and wind and bloodless flesh fell upon the wood like a tarp. I sat still in that tree, barely daring to breathe as I waited again, hoping for it just to be a few moments before I could get my answers. A rustle of fabric, dragging over the low vegetation on the ground as it approached the clearing.

The snap of rope and bone-rattling scream told me that I had been successful as I descended from the tree. I walked with full steps, not caring to sneak into the clearing as I saw the crouching figure draped in tattered cloth. I held the bow to my side, one arrow notched and ready to fire.

“Suriel?” I knew my human instinct should be telling me to run, scream, get out of the presence of the being I had trapped, but as the warped head of the faerie twisted toward me all I felt was sympathy for it as I saw the way it reverently clutched at the green fabric of the cloak.

Its gray head twisted more, facing me fully. A needle-toothed grin as it surveyed me. It looked at me like a circling predator despite its current position being the one snared like prey, its eyes pools of twisted bone and frothing saliva.

“Human,” I had thought it knew of me, that its abilities had made it just shy of omniscient, but the way it tasted the word in its lipless mouth didn’t speak of recognition, “Did you set this clever, wicked trap for me?”

“Why don’t you tell me?” My words were curt, stinging with disappointment as I sat on a fallen log that left plenty of room between me and them. A laugh that sounded like it was made of grinding marrow and stone made the tree branches pull back, letting just the tiniest bit of sun in.

“Which one of my brethren told you of my secrets?” Its voice clicked out, old as the oceans as its bony finger clattered together.

“None, I read of you, I know you ” It paused its clattering, tasting the undiluted truth as my voice lowered. I did know it, know it was a dreamer even when it knew all of this world.

“You- you are a new thread, not yet woven to this world, aren’t you?” The words felt like insects crawling under my skin as it continued to speak, “Ask your questions, thread, they are quite peculiar, aren’t they?”

I straightened my back as I spoke “Can I go home? Back where I am from?” That was my most pressing question, burning the back of my throat in my desire to see my family.

“I don’t know the ways of those who travel the worlds, do not know how the Mother decides to pull who and what through those rifts between.” An expected answer, even if it tore at the scrap of hope I had kindled.

“How did I come here? I read about this world- but that was fiction, not this” I said, trying to measure out my breaths, waiting for the Suriel to answer me as I still stared at its eyes. “Why am I in this body of all things? The real Feyre was needed to save this world.” I hoped the new questions would spur it, even as I laid the painful questions I had been holding to my chest for 6 years.

“I can only answer with musings of other beings who have been brought here, I cannot give the truth of something I was not a witness to. I can see your thoughts, of the book you read, and this world is not that one.” my breath hitched, all my preparations would be for naught if things changed, but the pages I remembered had held true-

“A cousin of this world, parallel wherever the other runs. Feyre is you, you have accepted the name have you not?” it was true, it had become second nature to refer to myself by that name now- but I wasn’t her. I didn’t have her heart, didn’t have those colors that spoke to her soul, nor did I take up that bow and arrow selflessly to fulfill an oath made on a deathbed.

“What you read, what you knew, is close enough to this world to guide you- the histories you learned are the same but the ties of fate have changed, changed the moment you took over the body of a weak soul that relinquished its fate.”

A small relief to know I hadn’t stolen the body- but to now know that my knowledge was half baked of this world. It destabilized my laid out plan for the next coming months. There was still a shred of that hope fluttering in my soul though- that I could die at the end of the trials I would face at Amarantha’s hand to free Prythian. I would still free this world from her grasp, let the rest of their story unfold as they faced Hybern.

“There are other rift jumpers you - you already know of them- they have resided in this world far longer than you. Stay with the High lord, he will bring you to them; use your knowledge to right the wrongs you seek”

“Can I still limit the blood shed in the war against Hybern? Even after I face the trials?” I couldn’t bring myself to say ‘after I am dead’, even after years of accepting that fate.

A shallow nod before they spoke again “You have all you need, follow your heart and you will be rewarded in a way few have been.” I was about to ask for clarifaction but the Suriel stilled its fidgeting movements, straightening. I didn’t wait for its words as I loosed the arrow I had strung. The rope around its ankles snapped freeing it, but the Suriel paused for another moment as I stood, already half running to the edge of the birch lined clearing.

“I’ll leave the world better than I found it.” It was all I said before disappearing into the woods, away from the sounds of knocked over brush that were quickly approaching. From the corner of my eye I saw the Suriel dart off from its position.

I turned, speeding my legs up as I felt the serpentine beasts rushing around me. I had another arrow drawn, ready in my hands as I ran, leaping over lattices of roots that reached up to grab at me. A figure of shadow and scales and death appeared to my right, tandem to me as I turned away from it. But another naga was there at my left and I had to quickly correct my path to keep from running into its claws. I pulled the string of my bow back as I slowed for a moment, letting the figures keep moving ahead for a second as I took aim. The one on my left was the first to turn back, barreling toward me as branches snapped in its path.

My arrow found its home in its throat as I pulled another arrow into my hand, taking off back into the woods as I heard the 2 others snarl as they came for me again. I felt their mass behind me as I moved forward, and loosed that arrow in an awkward shot that found its home in one of them, if the scream of pain and writhing anger was any indication.

Still 1 more was somewhere in those woods around me as I kept forward, praying I had remembered the direction of those rolling hills as I moved past more towering trees. A swoosh of air next to my ear reminded me of those talons as I drove forward. My legs screamed as I slammed the curve of my bow into it, I heard a thud as it hit the ground before it yowled nasty promises to kill me slowly.

I didn’t know how long the arrows would keep them down, or if the High Lord hunting them was far behind as I grabbed another arrow. I was about to rush into a thicket of bushes head toward the bright line of sunshine, but an unaccounted for mass of teeth and scales was in front of me, and I did not have enough time or quick enough reflexes to dodge as I barreled into it.

The arrow flew from my hand, but the bow remained in my iron grip as rambles and roots caught me. The creature was over me and those claws were slashing, tearing the front of my tunic and causing shallow cuts to well with ruby blood. I used the bow to slam against its head, but its legs held their ground as it quickly refigured itself. I used the bow to keep it as far as possible, whacking and smashing and trying to squirm away from under it with all of my strength. It caught the curved wood in its black claws, snapping half of it away from me as it lunged again. But now I had a sharp steak between us, one I tilted and drove up as it dived down, impaling itself on the wood, screaming out as I did so.

It wasn’t ash wood by any means, but the shaft of wood now curved out of the faeries back as I pushed more, black blood flowing down on top of me as I slammed it to the ground. I pulled myself up by thorn covered branches, tearing more skin and flesh as I ran again. I heard a roar behind me, and I thought it sounded much more like Tamlin’s than those wicked creatures, but still I didn’t slow as I broke out of the woods.

Blood was running down my front and my arms as I kept pushing my legs toward the manor. My lungs burned and I cursed myself for not continuing to run in the woods when the winter had set in that year. But there was a Tamlin, dressed in greens and gold as he stood a few feet away from me. His claws were out, long and lethal as the naga’s as I kept toward him. I only slowed when I ran past him, turning back slightly as I panted. He still stood in the tall grasses, truly looking like the High Lord of Spring as he made his way through the undulating green waves..The claws were gone by the time he reached me.

“Feyre-” his eyes held worry as he looked back at the woods before fully settling on me, “I was tracking a pack and- those got away” the words were laced with pain, guilt, as he grasped at my arm like I had done for him the night before, inspecting the tears on my hands and forearm before his eyes drifted to the shreds of powder blue sticking to me with dark blood.

The blood was both mine and the naga, my wounds still pushing out ruby drops. I winced as the smell of metal, like that of a welding shop, enveloped me. The wounds were gone as I looked down the next moment, and my hands were no longer hot with pain as he let go.

“I found one dead a mile away, then 1 more on the way and yet another yowling where its head was half crushed in- when I heard you scream” he said as he was pulling off his own tunic, handing it over to me. I flushed as I looked down and saw my blue tunic in shreds, barely covering my chest.

I quickly threw the shirt over me, the fabric engulfing me as it fell down to a comfortable dress length. His white undershirt was cut close to his skin, soaked down with sweat, and I watched his muscles shift as he moved.

He was a killing machine, born and bred for battle. Still fear did not grip my heart, as it had not gripped me when I beheld the Suriel, only that tretours feeling of sympathy for beings I knew held soft souls behind centuries of killing and blood.

“Thank you, for the tunic” my words were quiet as I looked into his eyes. I saw anger burning in the green, not aimed at me but at himself.

“They shouldn’t have gotten away from me, I’m sorry.”It seemed he wanted to say more as he came closer to me, perhaps to guide me back to the manor. “Do I want to know why you were out in the woods?” He smiled as he spoke, trying to dissipate the raging adrenaline that still had my heart slaming against my ribs like a jackhammer.

I smiled at him, as much as I could muster with the black blood splattered over my face. “Just answering some questions.” His eyes widened as he pieced it together, the birch grove he must have seen as he followed the trail of those beasts.

He didn’t ask any more questions as we started back toward the gates of the manor.

[fuckingfinwions]

Found this from the “make love not jail AU” sitting in my drafts

The police wagon had dropped Finrod at the back entrance, so he wasn’t sure exactly whose manor this was. Obviously someone wealthy, both by the size of the estate and the fact they were able to afford him. He hoped it wasn’t someone on his grandfather’s court, who he’d have to see at every formal event from then on and know they’d seen what he was sentenced to. But even if they were, Finrod resolved to do his best. He had broken the law, and wasn’t going to try and avoid consequences, not by running to Alqualonde before trial, not by trying to escape now that he was here, and not by being deliberately disappointing so they would use him less. The point of this year was his humiliation and service in return for his arrogance and self-centeredness in breaking the law, and what good was a prince who would not do the same thing asked of his people?

Luckily, the elf who came into the room was a stranger to Finrod. Something about the face shape reminded him of his uncle Nolofinwe, but this elf was obviously not him, and Finrod had to admit that many elves with a classical Noldorin appearance resembled Nolofinwe. He was wearing simple workman’s clothes, despite the opulence of Finrod’s surroundings.

The stranger looked Finrod over in lascivious detail. Finrod was wearing a plain green tunic and hose provided by the bailiff, far from his usual heavy embroidery and jewelry. (His clothes and personal items were in the court’s custody, where he could retrieve them at the end of the year, rather than bring them to where his purchaser could access them and use them to the same degree as Finrod’s body.)

“Just as nice up close, I chose a very good whore. Follow me. I’ll show you the way to my bedroom, and where you can place those so they’re not in the way.”

“Where I can put what?”

“Those clothes. You won’t be needing them.”

Finrod blushed, but managed a nod. He had known he was going to be naked often in front this elf, but often wasn’t the same as always. He should get used to it though, as this elf would control his life for the next year. On that topic, this was getting awkward.

“Who are you? The bailiff didn’t tell me who had purchased the contract, and I have to admit I don’t recognize you.”

“You will call me master when you address me. I may decide on another title later, but you aren’t to skip them entirely. Is that clear?”

“Yes, master.”

“And I don’t think I’ll tell you my name just yet. You have a reputation for being wise; I’m sure you’ll figure it out.”

Finrod’s heart sank. “I didn’t know you’d heard of my reputation, master.”

Finrod’s master laughed. “I bought you because you’re pretty, but also because I know your whole family is beautiful and arrogant, and you’re the best at both.”

They reached the main bedroom. It was opulently appointed, with a four poster bed large enough to sleep a dozen, several fine chests of drawers, a marble fireplace with a comfortable chair and small table in front of it, and two windows - one looking east towards the Trees and one looking north toward the stars. There were three doors off the room. Two were open, one leading to a bathroom, the other to a study. The third door was closed, and had a deadbolt on the outside.

“Use the bathroom whenever you need unless I’m fucking you at the moment, I don’t need to be bothered with every detail. If I’m in my study you may only enter if I call you. Most nights you’ll be in my bed, but sometimes I will wish to sleep alone, or not sleep at all. You will stay here on those nights.”

Finrod was appalled at the room behind the door. It was scarcely the size of his master’s bed, and even so looked half empty. The only furniture was a cot and a small nightstand, topped with a hair brush and a basin of water for washing. There was no jewelry cabinet, no mirror or vanity, no desk, and no dresser.

“Strip, and put those clothes away.”

Finrod did so, staying turned away from the other elf out of habit. On opening the nightstand drawer he found that this room had two more items than previously visible - a vial of oil and a large metal plug. Stacking his tunic and legging far in the corner where they could not come in contact, the drawer still had plenty of room.

Finrod stood up and turned to see what his master wanted from him next. The elf’s eyes grew wide, and Finrod knew what had caused the surprise. His cock and balls were not small, but still did not completely hide the skin behind them that was less smooth than typical for a male.

“Show me.”

Finrod reached down to move his cock out of the way, and put one foot on the frame of his cot so that the space between his legs could be seen clearly.

“It seems I got even more than I bargained for. Tell me, is your cunt as good to fuck as it looks?”

“I don’t know master; no one’s ever done so. But I know it’s deep, not just the lips and clit.”

The master looked both aroused and amused. “How do you know that, if no one’s ever fucked it? Have you fucked yourself on toys until your cock shot all over your face without a single touch?’

“Uh, not quite - master.” Finrod stammered. “I’ve put my fingers, um, inside myself though, and it as very good.”

“So good you could come from that alone?” The master’s fingers were between Finrod’s legs, touching his pussy. Not stroking it, but poking and prodding the folds like of a new necklace or puzzle that you want to learn the limits of how it can be rearranged without damage.

“I have never tried, master. I always reach for my cock at the end.”

“Hand behind your back then.”

Finrod’s new master switched to properly fingering his pussy, not giving Finrod a chance to sit down. When Firnod came, he nearly fell over from the force of it.

“I like having you ready for me. Keep your pussy wet at all times, but don’t come unless I say that you may.”

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Table Top Wash Basin: Blending Aesthetics and Functionality

Table Top Wash Basins have become a popular choice in modern bathrooms. These basins are designed to sit atop a bathroom countertop or vanity unit, creating a visually stunning focal point in the space. Here are some key features and benefits of Table Top Wash Basins:

Aesthetic Appeal: Table Top Wash Basins are known for their aesthetic appeal. They come in a wide range of shapes, sizes, and designs, allowing homeowners to choose one that complements their bathroom decor.

Space-Saving: These basins don't require a separate pedestal or cabinet, making them an excellent choice for smaller bathrooms where space is a premium.

Easy Installation: Table Top Wash Basins are relatively easy to install. They can be placed on any sturdy countertop, which eliminates the need for complex plumbing work.

Versatility: These basins can be made from various materials, including ceramic, porcelain, glass, and more, offering versatility in terms of design and functionality.

Wash Basin with Pedestal: Classic Elegance

Wash Basins with Pedestals are timeless classics that have been a staple in bathrooms for generations. Here's why they continue to be a popular choice:

Elegant Design: The pedestal beneath the basin adds a touch of elegance and sophistication to any bathroom. It conceals plumbing while providing support to the basin.

Easy Maintenance: Cleaning and maintenance are straightforward with these basins. The open space beneath the basin makes it easy to access plumbing fixtures if needed.

Sturdy Construction: Wash Basins with Pedestals are known for their durability. They are often made from high-quality ceramic materials that can withstand daily use.

Variety of Styles: While the classic white pedestal basin is a timeless choice, modern designs offer a wide variety of styles, including contemporary and minimalist options.

Designer Wash Basin: Elevating Bathroom Aesthetics

Designer Wash Basins are the epitome of luxury and style. They are crafted with meticulous attention to detail and are designed to make a bold statement in your bathroom:

Unique Designs: Designer Wash Basins often feature unique shapes, patterns, and textures that set them apart. They are handcrafted to showcase artistry and creativity.

Premium Materials: These basins are typically made from premium materials such as fine porcelain or special ceramics, ensuring both beauty and durability.

Customization: Many designer wash basin manufacturers offer customization options, allowing homeowners to create a basin that aligns perfectly with their vision for their bathroom.

Conversation Pieces: Designer Wash Basins are more than just functional fixtures; they become conversation pieces and focal points in the bathroom.

In conclusion, when it comes to ceramic wash basins, you have a wide array of choices to suit your bathroom's style, space, and functional requirements. Whether you prefer the modern flair of a Table Top Wash Basin, the timeless elegance of a Wash Basin with Pedestal, or the artistic allure of a Designer Wash Basin, these fixtures can elevate the aesthetics and functionality of your bathroom, making it a more inviting and enjoyable space.

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Key Improvement Areas To Consider For Kitchen Renovation

The condition of kitchen accessories determines the food presentation for daily meals. Besides providing a platform for cooking, the room is also a hub for family meetings during leisure hours. Some accessories and utensils are replaceable, but a permanent structure needs renovation or remodeling when it becomes outdated. Making a kitchen efficient and elegant is crucial for improving your well-being. When the time is here to renovate the kitchen, you must consider the following improvements to upgrade its functionality.

Countertop The countertop is the main area where you execute almost all tasks before serving the food at the dining table. It is an essential structure to complete all activities since you cannot prepare your meals on the floor. When you chop some veggies, sort raw materials, and garnish the meal on the plate, the flat surface acts as a table to support your activity. The material that builds your countertop should have the capacity to endure all actions involving grinding, pounding, cutting, and placing hot utensils. Look for a provider of granite countertops in California and buy a design that suits your daily chores.

Cabinets After completing the day’s assignments, you must keep all utensils and appliances safe when leaving the kitchen. Scattering kitchenware and kits on the countertop or floor is a hazardous habit. Dirt, dust mites, and pests from the area can contaminate them when you are away. Furthermore, the untidy scene also increases the risk of injuries and equipment damage if someone accidentally grazes on piles of crockery items. Installing cabinets and cupboards is the best practice to prevent such untoward incidents.

Sink There is a need for a sufficient water supply whenever you need to clean a dish or wash a vegetable. Although you can use a huge bowl to soak a small number of food materials, the process may require fresh water. A proper drainage system with a bowl-shaped basin and a faucet for running water are essential for all washing activities. Find a home improvement store that sells kitchen sinks with convenient designs and materials. Pick the product that can support your kitchen layout and routine activities.

Floor While beautiful architecture that includes walls and ceilings gives the gist of beauty, the ground level is responsible for holding traffic burdens. In a kitchen, you may expect large pieces of equipment, furniture, and extra structures that put pressure on the floor. Sometimes spills from the pot and dirt from shoes may stay on the surface. To ensure the floor resists liquids and retains its look for years, get a flooring contractor to install a top-quality floor. Consider your family habits and affordability when choosing a kitchen floor material.

When you are determined to integrate your ideas into a kitchen renovation, consult a designer to choose other essentials. Lighting and ventilation systems are also the main components of a great kitchen.

Author's Bio - The writer is an avid online blogger. This article is about granite countertops California.

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Basins

Basins are versatile, often round containers used for holding liquids or mixing substances. They come in various sizes and materials, including ceramic, metal, and plastic. Basins are commonly found in kitchens and bathrooms, used for washing, soaking, or food preparation.

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I’ve Got You

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Pairing: Tom Hiddleston x Female!Reader

Warning(s): none really, just a comfort fic about reader having a bad day; step-by-step descriptions of cleaning sinks and fridges (idk, might trigger some people who hate cleaning?)

Note: I’m so sorry that you went through something like this, I hope this makes you feel better!

Walking in through your front door was hard. A stray tear slid down your face as you dumped your keys and bag near the front door. Leaning on the end table, you took a deep breath.

You had just had a huge argument with your friend over something extremely futile and it ended with words that shouldn’t have been exchanged, and you paid the price for it. 

Grabbing your phone, you quickly plug in your headphones and opened the Spotify app and pressed shuffle on a random playlist. 

Walking to the kitchen, you open the cabinet under the sink and grab your yellow gloves. Placing them on, you felt another tear slide down your face; a small sob escaping you. 

You had to clean. You couldn’t explain why, but cleaning was your coping mechanism; and it had been for as long as you could remember. 

Wetting a paper towel, you wrung it out until it became damp, and lightly wiped the sink down. Grabbing a packet of baking soda, you began sprinkling it on the sink, making sure that every single crevice was covered. 

Pulling out the bottle of hydrogen peroxide, you added a few drops to your mixture, and grabbed the sponge. And that was how you began scrubbing the sink like your life depended on it...because your mental state sure did. 

Songs started and ended, but the scrubbing kept going. Tears freely streamed down your face as silent cries left your lips. Everything was hitting you now; the mistakes that you made at work, the one time that Tom needed you and you weren’t there, the argument with your friend...just everything. 

Slowly you washed the grimy mixture down the sink, hoping that the water hitting the metallic basin in your kitchen would drown out your occasional sob that you let free. The last thing you needed was for neighbours to be concerned about you. 

The song changed again and you slowly felt your walls begin to crumble; but you wouldn’t succumb to the despair yet. You weren’t ready for it. So, instead you moved to the fridge, opened the doors, and began removing everything from it. 

You still felt the urge to clean...and that wasn’t good. Before you got lost in your sorrow, you grabbed the wipes and began wiping down the shelves. You need to keep busy, now wasn’t the time to break down. 

When you were done wiping, you removed the shelves, placing them into the sink. You then mixed a solution of baking soda and hot water, and poured it out onto the shelves. Now you had to wait; and you didn’t know how long you could without falling into the pit of endless despair. 

When the song changed again, you knew you had to start cleaning; the dam of despair was rising incredibly fast and was doomed to overflow any second. So, quickly, you once again grabbed your sponge and began scrubbing. 

Your music was no longer helping, but was loud enough so you couldn’t hear when your fabulous boyfriend entered through the front door. 

The feeling of his comforting arms around you crumbled the dam wall. A devastating sob slipped past your lips as you turned and clung onto Tom. 

“It’s alright, Darling. Let it out. I’ve got you.” 

And that’s what you did. A tsunami of pent up feelings of sorrow, despair, anger, frustration and multitude of others were released into Tom’s chest. A river of tears streamed down your face and soaked his shirt as cries of anguish left your throat. Tom just pulled you closer. 

“I’ve got you, Love.” 

He slowly began to rock your body side to side, as if you were both dancing to one of your favourite slow songs. Gripping onto his shirt, you managed to get out one sentence. 

“It’s not fair...”

He kissed the top of your head, “It isn’t, my love. But I’m here for you, I’ve got you, and I’m not going anywhere.” 

You nodded your head as sobs racked your body, and pulled him as close as you possibly could. When you were drowning in your sorrows, he was the rescue crew, coming in to save you before you had the chance to succumb to the water. 

He was your knight in shining armour and you wouldn’t change that for the world. 

He slowly picked your body up and held it close to him as he walked throughout the house. Every few moments a kiss was placed on the top of your head and reassuring words were spoken into your ears.

As soon as you felt your body hit the mattress and Tom’s warm engulf you once more, you knew that you would be okay. Tom pulled you closer so that your head rested on his chest and his arms were wrapped around your body. 

“Feeling any better, Love?” 

You sniffled a few times, but nodded your head. 

“I’ll be okay, as long as I’ve got you with me.”

He kissed the top of your head, “And I’ll be here, every step of the way, Darling.”

With that you snuggled into his chest, a sense of calm washing over you. Tom’s hand slowly began moving up and down your back, soothing you further. 

As you slowly succumbed to sleep, the last thing you heard was, “I love you, Y/n. And I’ll always be here for you.” 

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After seeing hundreds of white homes, (this trend is really getting to me), I finally came across Anna & Benjamin’s colorful Parisian flat. Yay. Mad about their turquoise Chesterfield chairs. 

Anna and Benjamin sit on a bright vintage Chesterfield sofa. The coffee table is by artist Antonin Raymond. The Cubist wallpaper was bought at the Czech Cubism Museum in Prague.

Art and old cabinets impress the hall. A helmet and a work of art are displayed on the Napoleon III era cabinet in the hall leading from the salon.

Mid-century style dining room. The table made in Italy in the 1960s, features uniquely shaped legs. The chairs are retro and colorful '50s Formica (reinforced synthetic resin).

There’s a little gallery on a classic mantel.

A retro-modern Tivoli Audio radio sits on a rosewood sideboard with a glossy finish.

A study corner with a glossy desk and a chair from the Napoleon III era against a blue wall. A portrait of a 19th century woman in a gold frame on the wall has the frame color linked to the gold lamps on top. The floor is laid out with parquet.

The gorgeous bed, with paintings and nacre of seashells, also dates from the Napoleon III era. For the bedspread, Anna chose a bright light blue to match the color of the wall.

Photographs and a collection of old handbags are added between the books. The armchair is from a Parisian restaurant.

A surprise is the huge airplane model hung in a bright bathroom with white tiles. The old bathtub, wash basin, and cement tiles with a retro pattern on the floor give a moderately nostalgic impression.

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