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Summary/Description:
❝For three years, he was the largest part of my life, and then, he's gone. Sure, he probably never loved me, but I loved him, and he threw me to the side like a rag doll❞
Quinn Sloan was an actress who just lost her boyfriend. A boyfriend who was caught red-handed on her birthday rolling around the sheets with another man. She threw him out in the blink of an eye, making sure that the only thing she had of him was their dog-who she planned on renaming- and his mother's number. She made the best apple pie around the holidays.
After the scandal, Quinn dove into work, auditioning for projects left and right, determined on finding something that would take her mind off of her idiot of an ex. She never thought she would get the chance to star in Captain America: Civil War, of all things.
She tries to maintain her usual happy-go-lucky and bubbly behavior, but she finds herself splintering into thousands of pieces. Work becomes an outlet for Quinn, a way to hide how hurt she really was. She thought that she could keep the facade up for a while until she was back in the comfort of her own apartment, but that was not the case, despite how much she wanted it to be.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
I have one word to describe this story: ANGST. I chose Caitlin mainly because of her many cute photos with dogs lmao. Since she has a dog, I thought that it would be convenient. However, you can always change the face claim. Quinn has two brothers, the eldest dating a Diana Prince, who Quinn often times jokes about stealing from her brother. You can choose whomever you would want to be their face claims
Her brothers are very protective of her since the incident with her scandalous boyfriend, and were hesitant to accept that she had a connection with Sebastian. Like most people who find themselves suffering from heartbreak, she may not open up as easily, she built walls. Her and Sebastian's relationship should be slowburn, and Quinn should not feel rushed into anything. That doesn't help solve anything. Not that Quinn needs a man to solve her problems; she's fine all by herself.
