─── *ੈ✩‧₊˚ ┊ 𝓜𝒚 𝓣𝒆𝒂𝒓𝒔 𝓡𝒊𝒄𝒐𝒄𝒉𝒆𝒕 ┊ ⤹⋆⸙͎۪۫｡˚ ───
❛cursing my name, wishing i stayed, look at how my tears ricochet,❜
┃── 𝐃𝐄𝐓𝐀𝐈𝐋𝐒 ──┃
• cobra kai season one ─ season six
• eli!moskowitz x fem!oc
• english l...
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WILLOW FROUD really learned a lot throughout all the seasons that happened in her whole life, mostly the previous year that was full of surprises; bad and good ones, if you ask her. Recovering from it didn't mean forgetting about it, though — it actually meant learning to live with it and not making your life miserable because of it. At this point, Willow could proudly admit that she was finally doing it. With small steps, but she was finally doing it.
Some days had already passed after the incident broke in the baseball diamond, and the girl couldn't help, but repeated it in her mind every time possible. By the memory of the look on the Cobra Kais' faces she could tell that they wanted nothing more than to get the cruelest revenge on her and her friends, so with those days she started being more careful in her own surroundings. Sure, her enemies probably wouldn't attack her in her own house — or would they? Maybe. I mean, after they literally broke into Samantha's house everything was possible, right?
Even with the single, obvious thought, Willow tried to live her own life and not make karate be the definition of it just like it was to the others. She had other, more serious things to focus on. Yeah, she did lose a lot of people in such a short time, but she also got some other ones back, and it was what was supposed to matter, right? She got her friends back. She got Eli Moskowitz back.
Only one thing didn't fit in there — her family. Her dad, well, he seemed to start being more understandable, her mom was still a literal sweetheart, and Charlie . . . he was just different. This time, though, she didn't know whether it was bad or not. And what was worse was the fact that she didn't see the signs. Not at all.
