Purple Aesthetic Wallpaper Laptop の小説・ストーリー

She mustn’t think about illicit thoughts. Her hands pressed on the computer, it powered and flashed a dim light. The screen wasn’t so bright, but she could see it vividly. “He has an expressive lock screen wallpaper,” she commented when she saw the beautiful landscape picture. It was an image of the ocean, but it wasn’t a picture, but an art. It was definitely drawn by an excellent artist. Jacob smiled roughly as he inputted the password to show her a better image. He knew she would find the home screen wallpaper more attractive. It was also an art, but it was way prettier.

She lifted her head and opened her eyes. God, who the heck had lived here? The wallpaper was awful. Black and silver interlocking circles, supposed to be modern, just looked crap. It certainly wasn't a house paper, more like a nineties night club; she could see that someone had once painted the walls black as well. Crickey, it must have looked like a cave. The wall behind her was painted a pale mauve colour, like mouldy Parma violet sweets.

As soon as Alya entered the Design Department, she was completely stunned. The entire city’s landscape was visible from the large glass wall at the opposite end. Sunshine entered the department, illuminating the whole area into an array of colors. The walls were covered with abstract paint consisting of various shades of red, pink, orange, yellow, blue and purple. Instead of office desks, each designer was given their own station complete with egg shaped chairs and recliners. Their work stations were partitioned with only half a wall, giving them a dedicated corner of their own with complete privacy. Most of them were scribbling up new designed on their computer screens, oblivious to everyth

~Alyce/Faelyn~ Our shopping trip had been pretty successful. Rian had decided on a split theme, wanting the ceiling and top quarter of his walls to be the night sky and the rest of his walls to look like the forest. So we had picked up all kinds of paint, including some glow in the dark and black light reactive paint to make that happen. We had also found the perfect forest green rug to go on his floor.

"Wow!" Maddie exclaimed with widened eyes as she took in the overall decor of her bedroom. The room was Chic and Polished yet Simple at the same time. The room was spacious and rugged. The lighting was natural as there were two large windows aligned on both sides of the room with the bed, which had covers and pillows comprising of soft pastels of peach, and mounted right in the centre of the room. A few metres in front of the bed was a desk with a minimal chair giving the vibes of a cozy workplace as a laptop was right on top of the desk with a few books piled by the side, and a flower vase containing fresh flowers on the other side, and just a few metres away from where the desk and the cha

Everything was impeccably clean, and the vintage theme of the space never failed to impress me. Curious, I wandered over to Yohan’s bookshelves and selected a book to read while waiting for him. His collection was diverse, filled with an interesting mix of genres. Just as I was about to start reading, my eyes landed on his laptop, still open on his desk. Thinking to shut it down for him, I walked over and pressed a key to wake the screen. The moment the desktop appeared, my breath hitched. His wallpaper. A man and a woman kissing at sunset near the sea.

On top of it was a crusty fork and a glass with some lukewarm orange juice in it. Her computer was on, and the Bellum Aeterna login screen was splayed on her monitor. Everything was exactly how she last left it all. Except for one thing. The screen on her monitor had a thin purple crack that split the whole thing in half. A viscous, black ichor dripped from out of it. Droplets fell down to her desk and made little pools of darkness, the edges of which sparkled with chaotic purple energy. The pools spread slowly and gradually, and began to consume the detritus on her desk.

I could see that they were quite happy and excited as Jacob and I held that romantic posture in the vehicle. My room looked beautiful compared to the living room, dining hall and extra huge kitchen with lots of maids. When I saw it, disappointment almost ate me up. Pink theme was evident in my room decorations and I cringed. Pink curtains, pink and white bedsheets and pillow cases, pink wardrobe and a pink shoe rack with a center pink rug, pink table and a dark Hewlett Packard laptop sprayed pink. I rushed to my laptop and punched in my password. Luckily, no one had guessed my password and logged in behind my back. It could have been disastrous.

ZESA RUSSO When they were done setting up Jaylen’s room, I went up to see what they had done. Finn followed me, holding a glass of spiced apple syrup with clementine. I felt my heart swell with joy and satisfaction at the sight before me. It was a whimsical themed room. It had a tree mural wallpaper and a two-toned palette of soft and dreamy tones of pastel blue and white, creating a soft, dreamy, cloudlike backdrop for a room filled with traditional vintage-style furniture and lighting. A floating cloud suspended from the ceiling and on the floor was a light blue tartan plaid rug. It had a classic pattern with muted colors. Beside the white Venetian cast iron crib was a glider chair with a