frankie:
ever since she had woke up on the other side of the bed, frankie had been on her toes, constantly moving for the search of her belongings. to say that she did not even bother about the male was an understatement. her only eye contact was when she snapped back at him for being so oblivious (an annoyance she often gets) before she was off ignoring his existence yet again, too busy and too uninterested to care. she was even reluctant to speak to him – her theory was: a conversation only lead to mixed signals (in which he would think she would be interested), and mixed signals led to attachments; and as far as she was concerned, she did not have time for any of those things.
“whatever,” was all that she had left to say before she walked out of his room and led herself out of his apartment. she did not care if he kept their little rendezvous last night a secret, or if he had decided to spread it out to the world. quite frankly, she no longer cared much about her body; as she grew up using it more as a weapon than something she was supposed to protect, to be proud of.
a deep sigh left his lips. his body frozen as she walked past him. he was hoping, willing for her to stop - to surprise him, but his hopes were short-lived. his fingers tightened around the doorknob, still watching as her delicate figure disappeared deeper into his dimly lit apartment.
james just stood there. the sunlight still peeking through his carelessly shut curtains; the beams lightly hitting his back and illuminating his pale skin. it wasn’t until he heard the front door shut did he move from his spot. she was gone and he was left angry. swinging his body around, his fist made instant contact with his wall. oh god, bad idea. bad idea. cursing out profanities at the sharp pain, james cradled his now crippled hand. water prickling at the edges of his eyes but his gaze stared at the hole he had made. “ well fuck. ” surely he’d get in trouble for that. “ this - this is her fault. all her fault. ” bitterly, james collapsed onto his bed. as much as his head screamed to hate frankie, something else screamed a softer note. and he knew he was in trouble. big trouble.















