“You know I wonder the same thing myself sometimes.” Dom replied with a chuckle. “Some days are definitely easier than others but there’s something so gratifying about that moment when everything finally click into place. It’s nice to feel like I’m actually making a difference. It’s a refreshing change of pace for sure.” He said a soft smile on his lips. “But I’m rambling, enough about me man. How’re you doing? How’s it feel being back in town after all that time? Hopefully your parents were happier to see you than mine were to see me at least.” He offered
Andy grinned at him, nodding as he listened. “Well, that sounds great.” He told him, glad that he felt that way. Andy shrugged when the conversation turned to himself, shaking his head. “Weird. It’s a bit strange to know I’m here for good, like I’m staying.” He chuckled. “But I’m pretty hopeful about it.” He laughed. “Oh trust me, my dad was over the moon.”
Joey smiled, letting out a laugh as he gave her a playful shove. “I’ve been good, busy building my empire, obviously.” She teased. “How about you?”
“And how is that empire going?” He chuckled. “Yeah... not bad, not bad.” He said. “I’m actually... meeting Mia soon.” He was kind of nervous but he knew Emilia hadn’t kept the little girl from the Thompson family, he felt guilty for not being around.
Naomi and her twin sister Candice were the best of friends growing up. They had their own language and had a connection far beyond anything they could ever explain to anyone. They were thick as thieves and so alike.
When the girls moved into high school, Naomi found herself more popular than she could ever have dreamed. She found herself leaving her sister behind and leaving her alone. Candice was unhappy but it was like Naomi didn't even notice.
Then the twins got into a car accident on the way to school one morning. It was a rare occurrence that they would take the same ride to school but that fateful day, Candice had been running late and their father made Naomi take her sister.
Candice died in the accident that day.
What people don't know however is that Naomi is actually Candice, pretending to be Naomi. She survived the accident but the hospital staff didn't know which was which - she told them she was Naomi and that was that.
Her parents didn't even notice, too distraught over losing one of their daughters forever.
Naomi did her best to put Candice behind her. After the girls had grown apart, she was jealous of her sister and the popularity she had found and she was angry her sister would ditch her that way.
It was an impulsive decision to take her place after the accident, when she found out she had died, but she slipped into her sisters life with ease, though with every year that passes it tends to get harder and harder.
Born in Canada, Melanie moved to the US after she was placed into the foster system and adopted by an American couple who couldn't have children of their own.
She was a rebellious girl growing up and her parents were constantly trying to get her to calm down and to behave.
Melanie wasn't what they wanted her to be but she didn't understand why they wouldn't just let her be who she was.
Melanie moved to Sandpoint a few years ago now.
She wanted to get out from the judgement of her family, though she does keep in mild contact.
She has always been into self defence and is very skilled.
She works as a security guard in a couple of places different nights of the week. She really enjoys her job and likes when she can prove wrong those who think she's some weak woman.
When she's not working she's usually out dancing and drinking or smoking and reading in the park.
She's still quiet rebellious and it's easier to let it out now that she's not under the watchful eyes of her parents.
Holly shrugged, looking over at her wife again. “Yeah, it’s fine, I just… got this idea in my head and it’s not coming out very easily.” She explained. “Did you sleep alright?”
“Anything that I can do to help?” Brielle questioned, setting her plate down before moving to grab some coffee. Sitting down next to her wife. “I did. I always sleep better with you next to me.” Leaning over, she placed a small kiss onto her shoulder.
Holly smiled over at her wife, feeling better with her there to be honest. "Well, good thing I'm not going anywhere then." She chuckled. "I don't know if there's much to be done.... maybe I just need to take a break from it?"
Sandy made a face, nodding in agreement, opening the wine bottle so she could be ready as Ophelia headed over for glasses. “I’ll bet.” Sandy chuckled. “Everyone’s seemed to be running around like headless chickens lately.” She shrugged. “Oh, I just marked some spelling tests. Very exciting stuff.”
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Ophelia held a glass out to her friend, nodding along. “That’s so true, it’s been insane at the office lately.” She muttered. “Oh come on, that can be fun.” She laughed. “But no more work talk, it’s time for us to have fun.”
Sandy laughed. "Maybe sometimes.... like when they get a word so incredibly wrong you can't help but laugh." She chuckled. "Ugh, yes, totally. Good idea." Tonight was about girls night after all. She lifted her glass and took a sip.
“Well there you go!” He said with a smile “Proof that being a good person always pays off. Perfect! One coffee coming right up.” He said before heading up to the counter to order it. It wasn’t long before he returned coffee in one hand, the other full of little creamers and sugar. “Here you are.” He said holding out the coffee towards her. “I wasn’t sure how you liked it so I got some cream and sugar too just in case.” He said giving her a lopsided grin as he set those down on the table. “I’m Dom by the way.”
“Maybe I’ll try harder in future.” Elena joked lightly with a chuckle. She waited for him to return, glancing around the room, and then she smiled again. “Thanks. No, that’s great.” She said, though reached for some sugar. “I tend to like it a bit too sweet.” She said. “Elena. It’s nice to meet you.”
“Ugh, traffic is the worst.” Ophelia nodded with a chuckle, already moving to the kitchen to get them each a glass. “Tell me about it, with your grandfather retiring soon he’s been working me like crazy.” She said, shaking her head as she walked out of the kitchen with the wine glasses in hand. “What did you do today?”
Sandy made a face, nodding in agreement, opening the wine bottle so she could be ready as Ophelia headed over for glasses. “I’ll bet.” Sandy chuckled. “Everyone’s seemed to be running around like headless chickens lately.” She shrugged. “Oh, I just marked some spelling tests. Very exciting stuff.”
“Morning, my love.” Brielle moved over to her, and kissed her head gently. Of course she noticed that her wife wasn’t next to her bed at five this morning. “Thanks.” She smiled over to her before moving over to the stove and getting some eggs. “Everything okay?” She questioned before moving to sit down next to her.
Holly shrugged, looking over at her wife again. “Yeah, it’s fine, I just... got this idea in my head and it’s not coming out very easily.” She explained. “Did you sleep alright?”
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