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@h-eatherramsey
austin-ramsey:
“Oh umm–not yet. I’ve had other things going on. Turns out you are going to be an aunt. But I promise I’ll talk to her soon about it.”
“Is that what I’ll be?” It wasn’t difficult to hear the bitterness in her tone. She wasn’t even mad at him, she was mad at her parents- all of them. Heather sighed softly, trying to shake off the irritation. “Congratulations. Is what I should have said first.”
“Hey. Did you ever talk to our-... your-... Anna? About me?”
@austin-ramsey
Do you think anyone would really accept you as Crazy Daisy's poor twin sister? They'll all probably think you're as mental as she was. -A
“Uh hey- You aren’t supposed to be in here.” Dylan said to the person who had stepped into his little make-shift construction office. It was a small space, but it was his, which was why he was there with no shirt on, his construction work had left him sweaty and he’d been getting ready to change when the other walked in.
@secretsummerstarters
Heather had absolutely not been paying attention to where she was going when she stumbled upon this shirtless boy. She could have sworn that this was the library... Pulling her headphones out, she tried to trace her steps and figure out where she had taken a wrong turn, but she must have been pretty out of it. “Right, yeah. Sorry. Where is here?” She must look like she was on something, but she was genuinely just lost in her own head.
caraxcooke:
“Alright,” she said, finding the caught fabric and where it was caught. “Okay, I think I have some scissors that could cut it loose. If I try to pull on it, I might just make the hole bigger. You okay with that?”
“Woah, hold on.” Heather raised her hands, one lower than the other due to still being stuck. “Won’t using scissors make it worse too? Can you not just help me ease it off?”
annaxramsey:
“Well, I’ll have to be very careful then, won’t I?” She nodded, moving to carefully inspect the caught part of her jumper, easing the thread out. “Okay, I think that’s… pretty much it. Alright, sweetie… there we go. Good as new!”
Heather watched Anna as she worked on getting her jumper free. It wasn’t fair. She was this close to her mother, but she couldn’t say anything. Did she even want her to know? Would it just mess things up? “Thanks...” She sighed, snapping back into reality. “Doesn’t even look like it was caught.”
elise-ramsey:
“Well then what do you suppose we do? Only way to get it off is with scissors.” She exclaimed to her, still trying very hard not to laugh at the situation at hand. Though it did feel good to be laughing again. Even if it’s at her own sister.
“You put those down.” Heather pointed a finger at her sister, still trying to back away. “This is my favourite jumper.” She picked up a nearby teddy bear, holding it up threateningly, “I’m armed and dangerous.”
“Hey, sorry to bother you but my car broke down and my cell phone died. Do you mind if I use your phone?” // @secretsummerstarters
“You know this is exactly how fifty percent of horror movies start, right?”
female character meme 005: a character with the best wardrobe
“it’s a little ‘i’m trying to be a professional lesbian.’”
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“Okay, look. If you’re just going to laugh at me I’d much rather get out of this on my own.” Heather sighed, trying not to tug her jumper further, the fabric already starting to pull.
@secretsummerstarters
Louise couldn’t help but smile, shaking her head. “No, I’m sorry…” Another slight chuckle. “I got it, hold still..”
Heather relaxed her arm a little as she tried to let the girl help her. “This is so embarrassing...” She hid her face with her free hand.
“Okay, look. If you’re just going to laugh at me I’d much rather get out of this on my own.” Heather sighed, trying not to tug her jumper further, the fabric already starting to pull.
@secretsummerstarters
“I’m not trying to laugh, I’ve just never seen anything like this happen in all my years of working here.” Jess said, trying to help her.
“First time for everything, I guess.” Heather sighed in frustration, knowing she was probably going to have to buy this jumper now. “Are you able to help me or not?”
h-eatherramsey:
“Okay, look. If you’re just going to laugh at me I’d much rather get out of this on my own.” Heather sighed, trying not to tug her jumper further, the fabric already starting to pull.
@secretsummerstarters
“I’m sorry, I really am trying not to laugh at you.” Elise told her sister before grabbing a pair of scissors from a counter. “ Come here, and I’ll cut the piece off.”
“Try harder.” She whined, trying to stop herself from smiling too. She supposed it was sort of funny. “What? Ohmygod, no! You’re not cutting my jumper!” Heather was clearly still amused, but she tried her best to back up away from the scissors.
h-eatherramsey:
Heather wasn’t in the habit of checking up on other people, especially when she didn’t know them all that well, but it was kind of difficult to ignore someone who was clearly crying outside. The rain might be hiding it a little, but it was still making her uncomfortable. “Hey… Everything alright?”
Cam took another drag from the cigarette and then rubbed his hands across his face as Heather approached. He gave a small nod, frowning a bit. “Yeah, I am just a little miserable today.”
Heather nodded, starting to feel a little awkward. “Well, I can’t imagine standing out here in the rain is helping your miserable mood. Maybe get yourself inside? Have a tea?”
“Okay, look. If you’re just going to laugh at me I’d much rather get out of this on my own.” Heather sighed, trying not to tug her jumper further, the fabric already starting to pull.
@secretsummerstarters
“I’ll help.” Anna said, moving over when she noticed what was going on. The person who’d been unable to stop themselves laughing moved away and she moved closer. “Okay, here… hold still, I’ll get it.”
Heather sighed when Anna approached her, grateful that she had chased off the other person. Her stance relaxed as she let her help her. “Thanks... It’s my favourite jumper.”
“Okay, look. If you’re just going to laugh at me I’d much rather get out of this on my own.” Heather sighed, trying not to tug her jumper further, the fabric already starting to pull.
@secretsummerstarters
[ @secretsummerstarters ]
Today was one of those days that Cam felt absolutely terrible about himself. Every time he looked in the mirror he was reminded of how wrong he felt. Then he went out for coffee and someone had called said ma’am. It was enough to send him completely over the edge into a fit of tears. It wasn’t the person’s fault. He wasn’t even open about his feelings, better to keep it bottled up, but bottling up emotions eventually meant an explosion of emotions. Blue eyes looked up to the sky hoping that some of the falling rain would hide the tears as he brought the cigarette to his lips and took another drag.
Heather wasn’t in the habit of checking up on other people, especially when she didn’t know them all that well, but it was kind of difficult to ignore someone who was clearly crying outside. The rain might be hiding it a little, but it was still making her uncomfortable. “Hey... Everything alright?”
