gunpowder and vanilla

Cherries from the drink you just finished from moments before and a sophisticated, rich nighttime perfume applied just right

(looks like you never got pinged?) Gunpowder, ash, and birch wood

Bubble gun, motor oil, and plastic

blush powder, clothing starch, and a light and familiar but nonetheless undefinable perfume

vanilla and pale pink roses.

Shea butter and clear water

sandalwood, tangerine, cinnamon

Like an entire tea shop, and something kind of sickly sweet...

spray paint propellant, burnt plastic, and days-old fast food spills

Static electricity, oil, and ozone.

Dark chocolate and almond

does not smell like anything. Is she even there, or is that a holoprojection?

The rainforest

Cotton and lavender

Spray paint and fresh denim

Night air and linen

Street food noodles and perfume

: That smell and stillness that comes from the evening air up on the mountains. Most likely deep winter or very, very, early spring.

Mint, grapes and laser beams.

Exhaust fumes and ozone