- dancing with fate -

- dancing with fate -

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emery was a fire, a broken toy, and a Barbie all at once, she looked to the naked eye as if she had it all together, twirled with the light of day, and greeted death like an old friend - - - emery earnhardt lived among her past, she coexisted with her mistakes that seemed to all but walk beside her. she lived in a different reality than a 17 year old should, knew too much, or didn't know enough at all, it was quite hard to tell. little did emery believe, a strong enough energy radiating from a person, may very well draw energy of a different kind to you. triggers, just in case -self harm -drug abuse -physical abuse/violence -kidnappings -cultish activity -death -talk of suicide
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"Damn it, Mason, you can't fix me. I'm not some used car that needs an oil change." I'm standing at the edge of my driveway. If I take one step towards that house, then I go back to my life. The life I've had since Mason left. Since he abandoned me. If I turn around. If I take one second to look into his eyes. I don't think I'll be able to resist throwing myself in his arms. "I'm shattered, Mason. Like a dusty vase that's been ignored for too long." "You know the best thing about broken vases, Mel? You just need three things to make them whole." I decide to go along with his speech. "Faith, trust, and pixie dust?" I muse. "Tape, glue, and someone willing to fix it. And I'm right here, Mel."

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