finalsgirl
open the door! i know you’re home.
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and oh, you’re so perfect? [ voice rising despite the quiver in it. lips tremble, but her words came out sharp like glass cutting through the air. ] huh? fuck you. [ the room seemed to hold its breath with her, tears threatened to spill at the edges of her eyes. an iron taste in her mouth, making her nauseous carrying the tension she felt at this moment. spiraling her. ] you don’t get to sit there and call me broken, when you act like everything’s fine. [ her words hung in the air, sharp and unrelenting. the walls seemed to press in closer, as if even the peeling paint and cracked plaster were listening, judging. she stared at him, furious, hurt, and utterly exposed. a shaky breath. something didn’t felt right. ] you’re right i shouldn’t have come. you can be a real dick, you know.
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cashhunt
@finalsgirl [the words she’d just said spinning in the air like the smoke from the cheap candle flickering on the windowsill, his apartment was quiet in a way that felt heavier. the hum of the fridge in the distance, the faint scratch of the radiator as it shifted into old pipes. outside, the town murmurs into distant sirens and passing tires, but here time felt suspended. he looked at her, the yellow light of the candle catching onto his face, shadows dancing across peeling paint of the wall. seeing the tremor in her hands, the fragile look into her eyes and yet, they held him. her raw brown eyes, challenged him. tore at something in him he wasn’t used to admitting. his lips parted, but the words that finally came were slower, deliberate.] you’re a broken soul. [the sentence hung in the room, echoing off the bare walls. it wasn’t gentle, it wasn’t meant to comfort her. almost insulting, cruel. said in recognition. the silence that followed was almost a presence itself. it lingered in the hum of the fridge, in the drip of the faucet, in the stale smoke that curled lazily above the couch. a grounding reminder that nothing here was perfect—nothing was neat or polished or easy.]
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finalsgirl
[ she didn’t interrupt him, that was the worse part. she just stood there, taking it in. every word, every edge in his voice. like she deserved it. fingers slowly curled into the sleeves of her hoodie, knuckles whitening beneath the fabric. the anger she felt drained out of her face, then the fire in her eyes. replaced by hurt. something fragile; sadness. ] you didn’t sign up for that? i didn’t ask you to. [ her gaze dropped from his face for the first time since she walked in. that alone said more than any shout could have. ] just. [ she trailed off, blinking fast. ] i thought maybe.. things were different now. [ the confession slipped out before she could stop it. ] i know what my world looks like. [ she continued, her voice softer now. ] i know it can be loud and messy. [ brown hues looked back up at him, and there it was, that crack in her armor. ] but you make it sound like I’m dragging it here on purpose. [ her voice trembled, but she didn’t cry again. not this time. ] i didn’t come here to crash anything into your life. i came here because i trust you. you say you like me. [ she states, barely above a whisper. ] but you talk about me like i’m damage control.
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