Getting Rid

"Strzygas," Alby said, frowning at the creature in front of him.

"Now. Now. Alby." The voice turned from a screeching, almost birdlike sound, to a softer, more feminine sound. Its large body shrinking as its feathers start to fall off. "You know I go by Aleksandra."

In front of him stood a woman wearing a cloak covered with those feathers that swept his floor.

"I will not be calling you that." He said, crossing his arms over his chest as he leaned on the window. "I refuse to acknowledge your existence."

"Come now, don't you remember how much you loved me?" The woman asked, her sharp, owl-like eyes darting here and there.

Her hair is made entirely of feathers stacked up on top of each other. Sometimes they would rise or fall depending on her mood.

"I do not." He said, coldly. "Please leave. If they find out that you were in here."