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lilly.
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Light filtered in over the tops of the buildings, shafts falling on the courtyard of McRae Highschool. It was deadly silent, the only thing alive the dancing light; making the old concrete floor glimmer, the patio tables shine through their new paint coat, and casting the grim faces of seven people in harsh contrast.
Nia. Winter. Phoebe. Andreas. Jamarus. Guinevere.
But something felt missing. Even the sunlight seemed to dim near the dead stares of the group sitting stiffly around an old, rusty table. Of course, they all knew something was wrong, and they all knew what it was. Seven people. No, not seven. Six. Six people that lost a friend. Six people that lost it all.
Or maybe that was just Nia.
The girl coughed mildly into her hand, staring down at the small phone sitting over her skirt as shafts of pink hair fell from behind her ears. Why did I invite them here? ...Why did they come? She brushed them back, looking up, eyes flitting around the circle of her past friends. And this was it -- the moment where she would make a ravishing speech while making strong eye contact with all of them. But there were some small issues -- all of them refused to look at each other, and Nia had no clue what to fucking say.
For a moment, her confidence wavered. She looked around at all of the downturned faces and didn't just ask why they came, but why she came. What did she think she had here? Would she be lying to herself if she said anybody sitting at the table was there for reasons other than to respect Lilly? No, no, no no no. This wasn't how it was supposed to go. Maybe Nia didn't have a speech for the ages, but she did have a quick wit and a set of working vocal cords. She would do what she always did; let her mind take over and speak truth.
"Do any of you know where she went?"
Nia's cheeks pinked the second the words escaped her lips. No heartfelt "I miss you", no eye-watering beg for them to come back. But the saying is right, isn't it? You can't take back words. Looking down into her lap, she resigned herself into the stale atmosphere choking the air out of her lungs and just hoped one of them would respond.
Grape Soda Lurker madame moiselle Uxie @milkshake
Nia. Winter. Phoebe. Andreas. Jamarus. Guinevere.
But something felt missing. Even the sunlight seemed to dim near the dead stares of the group sitting stiffly around an old, rusty table. Of course, they all knew something was wrong, and they all knew what it was. Seven people. No, not seven. Six. Six people that lost a friend. Six people that lost it all.
Or maybe that was just Nia.
The girl coughed mildly into her hand, staring down at the small phone sitting over her skirt as shafts of pink hair fell from behind her ears. Why did I invite them here? ...Why did they come? She brushed them back, looking up, eyes flitting around the circle of her past friends. And this was it -- the moment where she would make a ravishing speech while making strong eye contact with all of them. But there were some small issues -- all of them refused to look at each other, and Nia had no clue what to fucking say.
For a moment, her confidence wavered. She looked around at all of the downturned faces and didn't just ask why they came, but why she came. What did she think she had here? Would she be lying to herself if she said anybody sitting at the table was there for reasons other than to respect Lilly? No, no, no no no. This wasn't how it was supposed to go. Maybe Nia didn't have a speech for the ages, but she did have a quick wit and a set of working vocal cords. She would do what she always did; let her mind take over and speak truth.
"Do any of you know where she went?"
Nia's cheeks pinked the second the words escaped her lips. No heartfelt "I miss you", no eye-watering beg for them to come back. But the saying is right, isn't it? You can't take back words. Looking down into her lap, she resigned herself into the stale atmosphere choking the air out of her lungs and just hoped one of them would respond.
Grape Soda Lurker madame moiselle Uxie @milkshake