"she's a mess of gorgeous chaos, you can see it in her eyes."
IN WHICH the school's resident ill tempered aerialist clashes heads with her childhood enemy, a baseball boy with an even worse temper
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IN WHICH Astoria Hawthorn and Tyler Hernandez ar...
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0004. ASTORIA WAS GOING TO KILL HERSELF
trigger warnings for the following subject matters- talks of killing oneself (not serious, astoria is just being extremely dramatic)
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THE DECISION WAS no longer up for debate. Astoria Hawthorn had resolved to take the most drastic of measures - ending her own life. This was not a decision made lightly, nor was it one born out of a fleeting moment of despair. It was a choice made with a chilling clarity and a sense of purpose that was unwavering.
She planned to leave behind a note, a show to her desperation and the circumstances that had led her to this point. The name 'Taylor Hernandez' would be inscribed at the very top of this note. Not just written, but etched in bold, glaring, red ink. A name that would forever be associated with her untimely demise.
Some might label Astoria as overly dramatic, even in her final moments. They might scoff at the intensity of her emotions, dismissing them as an overreaction. But Astoria didn't care for their opinions. She believed her actions to be necessary, a desperate cry for help in a world that had turned a deaf ear to her pleas.
The cause of her despair? A semester-long project. But not just any project. This was a task that required her to work alongside Tyler Hernandez. Tyler, of all people! A person who, in Astoria's eyes, was the embodiment of everything she found unbearable. The mere thought of spending an entire semester in his company was more than she could bear. It was this prospect, this horrifying reality, that had driven her to contemplate the unthinkable. And so, Astoria Hawthorn stood on the precipice, ready to leap into the abyss.
