𝘼𝙁𝙁𝙀𝘾𝙏𝙄𝙊𝙉 | 𝗢𝗟𝗜𝗩𝗜𝗔 𝗥𝗢𝗗𝗥𝗜𝗚𝗢

𝙏𝙒𝙀𝙉𝙏𝙔 𝙏𝙒𝙊 | 𝙝𝙖𝙡𝙡𝙚𝙮'𝙨 𝙘𝙤𝙢𝙚𝙩

It was an often occurrence that everyone within the apartment would sit on the living room floor and just sob about how they felt. For some reason that's what kept their bond so close, their communication better than Lia's past relationships as they were able to express their emotions without fear nor judgement.

So it was no surprise they were now laying upon the cold living room floor, the only light in the room being a candle that flickered around dancing. Lia sobbing as Noel wallowed in his pain and Seph doing her best to comfort everyone.

While Noel no lingered had feelings for Hannah, his now ex girlfriend, her had found out heartbreaking information regarding one of his bestfriends, "Hannah was cheating on me." He breathed out, Persephone's eyes softening as she placed her delicate hand on his leg as she rubbed Lia's back, trying her best to take away her friend's pain as they never deserved the things that had happened to them, "The worst part is that it was with my bestfriend too."

"Oh fuck." Lia breathed as she stopped sobbing, the girl turning her head to look at him as she slowly rested her hand in his lap, "I've been in a similar situation and i'm just so sorry you had to go through it too."

"That's why she never let me around him, she was just worried that i'd find out she was."

Seph frowned, wrapping both arms around him as she just held him against her body trying to give the boy any peace she can, "Things are better this way. You have freedom and are no longer weighed down by backstabbing friends. You're now surrounded by those who love you and would never betray you like that."

Lia nodded, tracing circles on his legs out of boredom as her mascara had dried to her face, "Especially Seph, this girls fucking hooked." The blonde stopped talking after Persephone let out a groan of embarrassment, Lia laughing at her behavior as she sniffled.

"I'm going to be here for the both of you no matter what." Persephone trailed back to the original topic, hugging both of them this time as they stayed like that for what felt like a lifetime, "You guys mean the world to me and I could never imagine making you guys feel pain such as this."

Those words settled Lia's stomach, finally relieved to have a bond like this with someone. The feelings between the girls were strictly platonic, but at the same time they felt like soulmates, twin flames even. They meshed together so well, support and admiration fueling their bond as they constantly tried their best to supply each other happiness.

"Yeah! We love you Noey boy!" Lia added, looking up from his laps as she pinched his cheeks allowing a laugh to fall from his mouth by her actions.

After they got Noel feeling better the topic had transferred to Lia, the girl still heartbroken over her ex.

"I don't even know what to do." The blonde sobbed into her bestfriend's arms, Persephone playing with her hair as Nolan rubbing her back to calm her down. "I just want her back. I know I fucked up, but I just want her to trust me again. I haven't had proper sleep in months. I keep thinking I see her on the streets and I always want to go up and just apologize for everything." The girl trailed on, rambling as her heart felt heavy abused. The tremendous pain she was in was unimaginable.

Lia's makeup was trailing down her face. She gave up on taking her pills months ago, trying to punish herself for everything that led to that moment in time. She hadn't started dating, as much as her friends tried to push her to. Every time she tried to she found herself comparing them to Olivia, none of them having her smile or kindness. She's end up explaining to them that she wasn't ready for this, apologizing as she she left her dates. People who flirted with them were immediately shut down, her heart for Olivia and Olivia only.

She just couldn't imagine her life without Liv. She couldn't imagine loving someone who wasn't her.

"Well she commented on your post!" Persephone tried to cheer her up, only making Lia sob more violently due to the reminder.