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@dxrosewood
âMy father didnât raise me to be a quitter. In fact, my father didnât raise me.â
â L (via incorrect-deathnotequotes)
david toshâ
There werenât many things that knocked his ego down quite a few stories but this proved itself to be one. However, he physically didnât let his mind wander too far because he knew it could lead him to pretty dark places. He just wanted to enjoy the time he could spend with her again, not wanting to have his mind cross any other things that could potentially just ruin it for him, no, he was just going to be as they were two years ago. Just ignore the rest. âNo, no ⌠I mean there were a few nights of SangrĂa that made me question why I even tried to begin with,â he pointed out, a small chuckle passing by his lips. âOne thing Iâm certain of .. I prefer ice cream to wine any day,â he added, meeting her gaze for a couple of seconds but he didnât feel like he could hold it long enough. â Kinda like that .. â I mean what are the odds of being unlucky all the time ? â
There was a moment of silence between the two and the blonde breathed in the fresh air, enjoying the sounds of the city. They werenât far from home, so Delilah reached into her pocket to fish out the pair of keys. Boss walked by their side and she couldnât take her minds off him, thinking how tiny he used to be. He could perfectly fit in her embrace once. Davidâs voice interrupting her thoughts, and an instant smile formed on her lips. âIâve never tried that.. itâs the wine with the fruits, right?â she questioned, green hues moving to meet his before another smile appeared. âIce cream.. I mean, itâs not like my fridge is not stocked with three different flavors... so, your wish will come true tonight.â the young blonde joked, â...I never thought about it like that. Youâve got a point.â
declan flanaganâ
Declan hated relationships, he claimed not to want anything to do with them - it was still kind of true, he really hadnât been looking for one. He just loved her. They were such a cliche. Friends to lovers. He was the grumpy asshole that was only soft for her. His literal sunshine of a girlfriend. A lot of buried feelings he never intended to let out. It was the worst situation possible when he did let them out. He didnât even mind being that trope with her, dating her was the easiest thing he had ever done. Even if it didnât work out, heâd still have her around and he didnât really need to doubt that. She was his annoying blondie, and he wasnât losing her.
Declan knew she got some shit from her coworkers, but he knew it worked the other way around too. There were people wondering why she was dating such an asshole. He cared so little about it it was unbelievable. Those people werenât involved in the relationship. He wasnât an asshole to her, and that was it.
âI canâtâ, Declan muttered, wiping a hand over his face. Tearing up was just making him mad, he still couldnât relax and now this was just getting embarrassing. That was only making it harder for him to breathe and calm down, the harder he tried to stay in control the more he was actually losing it. âA bhastaird bhreallghnĂşisighâ, he said, still rubbing his face. She really didnât need to understand that one, the frustration was coming through in the tone. It was completely directed at himself, Delilah was only right. He had to take his kid to therapy. And probably go himself too.
âThatâs not funnyâ, he mumbled, resting his head against hers. He knew his heart condition was hereditary, and the odds werenât in her favour. They had the longest talk about it when Cas got pregnant. He was on top of it, but it was still eating him up. He might have as well given her a death sentence. âIâm sorry. Iâm, just⌠Iâm sorryâ, he said. He wasnât at all sure what he was trying to say. Apologize for being so emotional, he could try arguing with her to make being angry okay. He was angry at himself, he just was bad with emotions. âIâm trying. Itâs just really hard. And Iâm scaredâ, he said. If he could stop talking, he would - but some dam broke and it was apparently going to take him a while to build it back up.
âThatâs what bar bathrooms are forâ, Declan said, gingerly shrugging his shoulders. That was true, everyone knew it. Sweet, innocent little Delilah really needed to go out more. âEverythingâs a first time for youâ, he said, squeezing her hand. He had been making her blush all their friendship with being overtly sexual, but now that might be only partly embarrassment, the rest could be arousal. Teasing his girlfriend was so much fun. âDoes that mean Iâm going to get lucky? Now?â
Delilah was always hopeful. She wouldnât dare to take this step with anyone unless she knew deep down that nothing could between their friendship. Sure, feelings were involved but Declan had always been her best friend and nothing could change that. They shared a deeper bond than others, they understood each other like anyone else. At the end of the day, they wanted nothing but for the other to be happy and well. As long as that was all they wanted for each other, a relationship wouldnât change a thing. After all these years, they were a part of one another.Â
Her co-workers gave her a bunch of shit for dating a rich guy, while working as a waitress and Delilah didnât mind the things they said. It was no one elseâs business what she did with her life and how she was living it. Declan could have been rich as hell, but she wasnât going to live off his money.Â
Delilahâs arms wrapped around him, pulling her boyfriend closer. He was having a hard time and she knew, so holding him tightly was all she could do right now. No matter how many times she told him it was going to be okay, he wouldnât believe her now. As a parent he was scared and she could relate to that. Trying your best wasnât always enough and thatâs how life worked. The point was to try because life wasnât all in their hands. He was frustrated and felt defeated, speaking in languages she didnât understand, and Delilah did what she knew best and that was to hold him tighter.Â
âI am not saying to be funny. I know itâs a sensitive topic... but I know that itâs not all black and white. There are those gray areas too.â she exclaimed, sighing softly. Maeve was just a baby. If she did inherit Declanâs condition, then the odds must have been in her favor, right? They could find a donor, find a solution and make sure sheâd have a happy life. It was too much to think about right now, but there must have been a solution out there. Pressing another kiss on his forehead, Delilah rubbed his shoulders gently. âThereâs nothing to be sorry about... itâs alright to be emotional and angry.â she said. Even though it was an untold truth between them, the blonde could have imagined how that was a real terror in his mind. How couldnât it be? It was enough to make anyone lose their mind. âItâs okay to be scared too. Itâs part of being a parent. You have to learn to live with the fear.. whether itâs a heart condition or thinking someoneâs going to hurt them in the future. Itâs part of being a dad or a mom...â and his fear was real because he had every reason to worry. âTake it one step at a time.âÂ
Her face was red and Delilah laughed awkwardly. âI canât believe you.â she mused, before taking a deep breath, wondering if sheâd calm down sooner rather than later. He had his way with her, and she thought he made it a mission to make her squirm. âI thought you were keen on feeding me first.â
alex warrenÂ
The blond grinned widely at his friendâs words, shaking his head lightly in response. âLetâs just say we saved each other, alright? Or more like, tea and cider saved usâ he grinned, taking a sip from his favorite seasonal drink before nodding, matching Delilahâs laugh with his own. âAdam the Spatula. For some reason, I picture him with an eyepatch and cargo shorts. He can be a dumbass tooâ his chuckle prolongated through the entire sentence a hand on his chest as his breathing became elaborate; he had to remind himself to take it easy and inhale deeply.
âHow could someone prefer not being here at this time of year? Come on. Have you seen how cute everything looks? And winter clothes are the best" he pointed out before (jokingly) swirling to give his friend an entire look of his coat before breathing in heavily. Alexander had always been an outdoors man, always excited to go on camping trips and experience nature, alas Central Park was such an important place for him in a city that never felt like home to him. âNot entirely your fault my friend, we all have our crazy schedules, yo have been taking care of yourself, right? Thatâs all I care about" the agent nudged his friend lightly. âOh, that sounds chaotic without a doubt. Youâve been dealing with all the kids by yourself?â he questioned, impressed. Then, a grin âItâs no trouble Del. I love Rory and itâs just a cookie. Plus I didnât get her anything for Christmas I still owe her, and you.â
âI really want to argue and say how youâre a true hero, but my teaâs going to get cold.â she joked, nudging Alexâs side playfully. This was a much-needed walk, with a friend Delilah hadnât seen for a while. Sometimes, breaks like this were nice because reality was too hectic for words to describe. Laughing again, the blonde brought the cup close to her lips and tasted her warm drink. âAdam the dumbass spatula. Ever thought about turning that into a cartoon? People will love it, I guarantee you.â she responded with a bright smile on her lips.Â
âPeople have mixed feelings about the cold. I, on the other hand, love it. I mean...â she laughed again, looking him from head to toe, âArenât you the most good looking guy in a coat? Yes, you are!â Delilah exclaimed with a happy voice, nodding her head. Coming from London, the blonde was mostly used to the cold and preferred it. She enjoyed wearing skirts and sweaters, loved scarfs and gloves. As much as she liked summer, this weather fit her better. âIâve been trying to, yeah. Havenât gotten sick so far, so I guess thatâs a good thing, right?â Smiling over at him, Delilah had another sip of her tea. Coming in contact with so many people on a daily basis, had left her surprised over how she hadnât caught the flu yet. âIâm trying not to be the crazy mom, but I do occasionally leave enough snacks for them to feed an army.â she joked, âNot to mention I don'tâ want to be that mom who embarrasses her daughter, so I stay mostly out of her way.â Of course, that didnât mean she couldnât hear the girls laughing and screaming from the other room. âYou donât owe us nothing, Alex. The thought is all that counts. By the way...â turning to look at him as they walked, Delilah grinned. âHow about you join us for lunch today? You have to give her that cookie yourself.âÂ
elias morganÂ
He knows he looks ridiculous. Heâs in a suit, though the wrinkles arenât ironed out, and his hair is a little disheveled because he fell asleep. Heâs got two baby carriers, detached from the stroller, both the twins are bundled up, and sleeping, by the grace of a God he doesnât believe in. Casey, the super hero, needs some time alone, and so Elias has stepped out to get himself and the twins some fresh air. And maybe some food. He doesnât remember the last time he ate a proper meal. Maybe the night before the twins were born? So heâs back at the diner, one heâs been going to for years, though he doesnât know that heâs ever been here during the day. Itâs usually late night trips for a burger or a cup of coffee, or a slice of cake after a long night of working. Most of the time heâs even more disheveled, but for a very different reason. Heâs sitting at the booth, both of the carriers sitting atop the table, one of the twins seems to be stirring and that just means the other will be soon, too. He hopes they both go back to sleep, as theyâve just been fed and changed and truthfully heâd like to drink a cup of coffee before thereâs tears. When the waitress comes over, for a moment he doesnât realize itâs Delilah, until he tears his eyes away from the twins to look up, and he grins. âOh, helloâ he says, and itâs been awhile, since heâs been to the diner and since heâs seen Delilah âItâs been quite a while, hasnât it?â he asks, and thats his own fault, mostly. Heâs been leaving a lot of work to other people which meant less late nights. @dxrosewoodâ
The clock was ticking and for the first time ever, time flew by rather fast. Delilah couldnât believe how quiet the day had been, just like she couldnât believe how she would be off in an hour. She usually got bored when she had to sit in the corner for longer than five minutes. Since there were no other patrons at the diner who needed her assistance, the blonde walked into the kitchen to have a glass of water. Danny, the so-called master chef was there, making stupid jokes that the blonde found no interest to participate in. He wasnât a bad guy, his sense of humor though? That was the worst. Giving him a polite smile, Delilah just moved along and quickly returned back to the dinerâs area, her eyes now falling upon a figure... then two bundles of joy into their carrier. Wait, were those... babies? Like, actual babies? Blinking slightly, the young mother grinned as soon as she realized this was no other than Elias. Slowly, she made her way toward him with a smile on her face. âWell... well...â the words slipped, âI thought so... but I didnât imagine it has been this while.â she exclaimed motioning toward the babies with a smile. One of them was already stirring a little and she couldnât help but smile more. âLooks like you have your hands full, there. Congratulations.âÂ
david toshâ
Snorting at her response, he shook his head almost immediately. He didnât have words for it but at least they kept it in a playful way because that was just what they did best always. As much as he wanted to convince her, he knew it took more than the time that they had spent together so far, probably years and he knew he wasnât the right person for that filled with enough flaws to last for at least a whole middle school. âMaybe, I just missed you saying that,â he claimed in return, a grin lingering on his lips. Unbelievable. Something he had heard quite a lot in his time but there was always a smile behind the way Delilah said it, even if he was doing something she didnât agree with. â Go hard or go home, right ? Youâve got the dedication. â Which he clearly didnât considering he was changing places so quickly, the only thing he ever really comitting to being the small pup walking in front of them. And maybe his tattoos now. âMe neither,â he was about to start off, however cutting himself off quickly after her following words collided with him â quite literally. Hence why he just tried to continue the way they did before the b bomb. â In Mexico, everyoneâs drunk all the time .. itâs like youâre super out of place and â yeah. â Now he had lost his trail of thought, gaze moving towards the opposite street as if he needed to find a place of focus somewhere else. â .. I think someone once told me that if you gotta be lucky to have all that unluck, and I think that sort of is me, in theory. â
David always thought too highly of her and she was flattered how that hadnât changed after all this time. He was a sweet guy just like Delilah remembered him and a part of her was happy to know he was still the same person she had met back in London. She turned to give him one of those come on now looks, before turning her attention back on the road. Truth to be told, the blonde couldnât remember the last time they talked. Was it on the phone? Through a text? Maybe it was all in her mind because Delilah couldnât remember and she liked to think the two had kept some sort of contact when in reality... they hadnât. It was saddening, but life was sad. âYeah...â her voice trailed off before a laugh followed. This was nice, it almost felt like they were in London again, walking around the streets with ice cream in their hands. Those were some good times. âSo.. were you drunk all the time?â the blonde asked, turning to look at David. âso....Iâm lucky as Iâm unlucky?âÂ
juliet blakeâ
âYou should visit Los Angeles one day. I could take you to all of the coolest places, the beaches, and the best food around.â She said with a friendly smile before taking a sip of her coffee. âWhatâs worse though? Drunk people are kind of annoying sometimes.â Juliet pointed out with a soft chuckle. âMost patients are nice to me but some can be a pain in the ass.â
âMaybe.. one day. My first trip, if I ever go anywhere will be in Italy. Thatâs a dream coming true for me, in all honesty.â Delilah said softly, smiling over at the girl. âSome drunk people can be pretty bad... but some make me sad. They drink away their sorrows you know?â she added, âYeah.. I guess people canât help but be difficult.âÂ
tatum wellsâ
Tatum sighed, tossing the napkins onto the counter with more aggravation than she had intended. It still shocked her after all this time as to how some people could be so cruel. âItâs the unfortunate world we live in.â The detective shrugged, pushing a lock of hair behind her ear. âOh, that would be great, thank you. I canât show up to city hall looking like this.â
Delilah remained quiet for a moment, understanding how upsetting the brunette was. Anyone who showed this kind of disrespect was a real dickhead. âIt is.â the blonde agreed, before letting out a sigh. âYeah, and itâs cold... you wouldnât want to catch something.â Motioning toward the door, Delilah half-smiled. âLetâs go.âÂ
fallon almeidaâ
âYes, exactly. How is this little human I formed growing so friggin fast?â The model smiled, shaking her head. It was hard to believe Birdie was going to be one, though it had felt like sheâd just given birth. âThatâs what Iâve heard, but I love this phase. Sheâs forming habits and learning what she likes, and I donât want her to grow up too quick.â
âI donât know about you, but my pregnancy went by really quick. I knew right then how this little ball of sunshine wouldnât stop growing as fast.â she realized with a smile on her lips. âHer personality is coming out, isnât it?âÂ
pax baldiniâÂ
âFirings, ahâŚthatâs the sucky part of having bosses and not being able to flip people off as you please when they annoy you,â he responded comically, returning the smile. âTrying to convince you to spit into some assholeâs food is gonna be futile, right?â
âExactly that part..â she laughed lightly, âItâs not as bad though. Itâs easier than having to think of all the other responsibilities you have to deal with.â Delilah added, remembering about the times she had to look after her own store. âPretty much. Unless you have a job waiting for me.â
declan flanaganâ
She was glad they had the whole place to themselves because from what Delilah could tell, a second-round was happening and she was excited about it already. He was making her feel hot, and impatient and weak at the same time. Declan must have been feeling pretty powerful at that moment because she was ready to do anything he wanted her to.Â
Dating a guy like him? It was not something she ever envisioned herself like doing, but here they were now. He was already between her legs and to her own surprise, Delilah wasnât nervous anymore. She smiled, giving him the green light to move forward, before pressing her lips on Declanâs, muffling the small moan before it escaped.Â
TASK 6: CHARACTER INSPIRATION - DELILAH ROSEWOOD.Â
/ @codinspo
david toshâ
âYouâre ridiculous,â he responded without much thought, unable to hide the smile that was threatening to take over his entire face. He didnât know her for that long .. no â he didnât get to know her for long but that didnât stop him from seeing so much more in her than what she thought she was. âI could write a book about you, Delilah Rosewood,â he pointed out, shaking his head a little. And it would definitely not just be two pages with florist and mom. â I came just in time, huh ? â He chuckled along with her, still in awe about how someone like her would still have a self-esteem this small. Truly, thatâs where they had taken different roads in their similiar childhood. She felt like she was air and he felt like he needed to prove that he wasnât, it was weird but maybe thatâs why they could play off each other so well. âIt was just a suggestion,â he defended himself while raising his hands in surrender. â â Gotta think positive, youâll have time to do you that you didnât have when you had to give it to her.â David knew that she wasnât the type to go out partying or anything but he knew that she probably rid herself off some fun needing to take care of her daughter. âWear those flowery dresses of yours and go to a wine tasting, rebel.â Sure, the last part was pure sarcasm but David wouldnât be himself if he wasnât motivating her to be a little more easy-going with life. â What place is it ? Just keep the condiments away from me, â he joked, referencing their first encounter before he went to lean down and grab his foot as if to check his toes, almost tumbling over before laughing at himself. âAll of them.â
âI can be ridiculous and right.â the blonde let out, trying to hide the smile from her face. He always saw so much more in her, and as flattered as Delilah was, the idea would simply not stick in her head. It was odd, after all, the blonde was far from adventurous. She giggled lightly, eyes looking straight ahead as they walked, thinking how silly ( and boring ) a book about her would be. âYouâre still unbelievable, you know that?â she commented, shaking her head at him. It had been what, three years and he still wouldnât take her word for granted, no. David had his own idea about how great she was, and to this very day, the blonde couldnât understand it. âYou could have suggested I get a dog... or a cat. A babyâs a whole different level.â she exclaimed, smiling still. Adopting would have been nice, but Delilah knew she would never be qualified for that. He had a point though, maybe she could try and do things she hadnât in the past, simply because her daughter was her priority. Though... would Rory ever stop being a priority? The blonde didnât think so. It was just too complicated. âStill canât do wine.â Delilah replied, unable to keep a straight face. âMy boyfriend thinks I sound like a chipmunk after a glass.â Her face lit up, simply because that was funny and true. âItâs a 24 hour diner, called the Golden Spoon. Itâs nice, not too far away. I walk there everyday.â she explained, âArenât you a lucky guy?âÂ
rosaline winsorÂ
Rosaline smiled. âWell, I came at a good time then didnât I? Would have been a little sad if we hadnât been able to chat like usual.â They were a talker, something that made their job a little easier. After all, they were quite literally paid to talk about things they loved. Could one get any better? They took a sip of the tea. Delilah could make bloody good tea.
âThe best time. Things are slow at this hour, so the managerâs not going crazy over how weâre sitting around.â Delilah joked, and shrugged her shoulders. Having a moment with her friend was a top moment of this day, âSo... howâs work?âÂ
david toshâ
David couldnât help but smile at her honest words, nodding even though he might have not been one to understand. But the least he could do was listen and be here for her. Not like it was already time to console her but it was better if she was already ready for it than having to prolong her emotions and have it hit way harder when the time had come. âYouâve not only been a mom,â he almost scoffed even though he knew thatâs all she gave herself credit for ever. âTwo years and youâre still selling yourself short, Delilah .. I thought I excorcised that,â he joked lightly even though it did make him wonder a little. He could generally kick himself for not being there enough but his stay wouldâve probably caused a few more problems than just lack of self-esteem. âAnd, I mean .. youâre not quite out of it yet. If being a mom is what makes you happy, you donât gotta stop with just one kid,â he mused, almost stopping himself mid-sentence because everything surrounding that, made him feel a little weird inside. âIâm rooting for her,â he agreed, a smile lingering on his features. â I mean, flowers still exist, right ? Gotta spark joy differently. â He couldnât help but chuckle upon the look she was giving him, shaking his head a bit. âOof, Iâve been .. having, such a rough day â stubbed my toe last night .. life is sorrow.â
Ever since she met him, Delilah felt comfortable enough to speak her mind around David. Whether they were walking on a rooftop, or at the park, she never felt the need to hide anything from him and that was the case now, after three years since the last time they saw each other. Aurora leaving for college was one of the most heartbreaking and terrifying things she could think of, but also a wonderful step she would want her daughter to take. She couldnât quite explain it with words, but he god it -- David got it. With a smile on her face, the blonde shook her head. âRight.. Iâve also been a florist... but mainly a mom. You know itâs true.â Delilah replied, wondering if he was right about that. It was strange in a sense, being a mom was all she could remember herself being; but she never regretted it. âNope, the demonâs still here.â she joked, giggling lightly. Leaving the park behind them, the two of them walked down the sidewalk, as she lead the way. âOh, you didnât just go there. Iâm not going to have another baby, just because my baby is not a baby anymore.â The words hit her a little harder than she expected, but Delilah smiled regardless. Her baby wasnât a baby anymore. âThanks. Iâm rooting for her as well, at least one Rosewoodâs going to make it big one day.â she exclaimed, with a bright smile on her face. A mother could hope, right? âYeah, I still get them from time to time. Itâs not the same, but hey -- the tipping is good and you get to meet all these people.. itâs not so bad.â the blonde explained, âSounds painful... how many toes survived?âÂ
/ @dxrosewood