Closets are for Clothes // Wallace & Lisia
Ah, teenagers. This was the hell he’d always heard of. All throughout her childhood, when he’d go around with her on his shoulders, back when he was just her ‘Uncle Walls’ and nothing more, he’d been told to just wait until she hit thirteen. From then on it was hell, everyone had said. Wallace kept his gaze hard, refusing to give in. Arceus, he just wanted to give Lisia the world. He wanted her to know that he did trust her. But she made it so difficult to do that, by acting like she had to stay away from him.
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She could feel the tension in the air. He just wanted to let louse of what he was feeling. ‘Oh he already knows and is mad.’ She could feel her hands get clammy and sweaty and her face was turning red as she was trying to calm down. Her fear just built up as she waited for her turn to speak.
“D-daddy...” she whispered, a habit she had when she was scared, “I-Im scared.” She was even quieter. She held on to the rose with three fingers and bean to pick, pinch, and scratch at her skin. She opened her mouth trying to speak but only shallow breaths filled the air. She began to pinch harder and faster.
This was it the moment when her father would look at her differently, the man who always loved her might angry at her. This was the point of no return. She tried to look up at him but only pinched her skin harder. “I-I.” She stammered and looked back at her hands taking a deep breath trying to speak clearly.
‘Come on! You can do it he wont yell at me!’ She was screaming in her head. ‘He said he wouldn’t.’ Lisia kept fighting with her self while she calmed her self down. The pinching was hurting her and she flinched every now and again but she couldn’t stop it was her down word spiral and she would just have to wait for it to pass.
“So y-you know how,” she paused and looked at his chest to see how he was breathing, if he was even more angry with her, “How you like b-b-boys.” She stuttered the end but kept trying to look at him. She could now feel the tears welling up. She quickly snapped her head up to look in to her eyes. “I don’t think I-I like them like y-you do!” She raised her voice and said it as fast as she could mutter.
She sniffled and quickly hugged her father shaking her head in his chest. “Oh daddy please d-don’t be angry with me!” She begged. She heard the stories of parents throwing kids out or beating them and calling them names. She was scared and couldn’t, wouldn’t think about how this be with her actual father. “I-I’m trying to fix it.” She gasped. “Im trying to be liked you.”
She couldn’t let go of him he was her hope, strength, and support she couldn’t louse him now. Not when she needed him the most. She could hardly understand the world she was in now and she felt it was crumbling around her. “D-daddy...” She whispered and sniffled waiting for a reply.












