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@helenawilsxn
helena & @talanzaretti
james & @helenawilsxn
jamiexanderson:
It had been a while since the two had last seen each other, and it was a day spent taking advantage of the line they had crossed and when the magic of the twenty four hours vanished, it was straight to the panic and worry that everything had been royally fucked up.Â
James had sent some texts and called to check in with her, trying to appear as normal about it all as he could. But how could he be normal when she occupied his mind and he longed to feel her again, like the withdrawals he had felt when he had cleaned up during his late teens - she was his new drug.Â
The invite from her Mom was accepted, unable to say no to the older woman. But he wondered if it was a good idea, she was obviously avoiding him and that in itself was pissing him off. Not seeing her every other day, traipsing into his apart with some wild story made his days boring and he didnât have something to look forward too. It reminded him of his College days, the first time he had ever realised how much he enjoyed and needed her in his life.Â
âUsually I donât need an invite from your Mom to see you,â he shot back with a raised brow. Having known her so long, he knew to always come with some kind of a treat that they could use as an ice breaker to skirt around the real issues. It was a thing between them.Â
âHow does your two favorite guys sound; Ben and Jerryâs?â He smirked, tossing one of the spoons her Mom had gave him at her, then opening up the tub to start picking at the slightly melted treat. âI donât know if Iâm in the mood for sharing, though,â he added with a playful smirk on his lips, dimples showing.Â
              Although his quip came with a smirk, Helena felt a sliver of ice behind it, as if heâd been waiting all day --- no, all year to make a comment like that one. She gripped the bed sheet below her and sat up fully, just in time for him to toss a spoon at her. Plucking it from the air spontaneously, she cracked a grin.
     âSecond and third favorite.â She corrected him, at least glad that they could pretend for a few minutes that nothing was wrong.
             Helena got up and came towards the doorway, trying to hide the smile that threatened her expression. âShut up, youâre always in the mood to share.â
talanzaretti:
âNot how it works.â Talan shook his head with a smirk, leaning forward slightly with his free hand to lower her upward one. âGot to say the magic words first, baby. Magician rules. Come on, no slacking on those skills.â With a click of his tongue, he took a final drag from his own cigarette before gesturing for her can to discard of it there too. âYouâre just figuring that out?â
âYou know it.â His grin only grew, purposely running a hand over his hair at her remark. Although his features contorted as if confusedly as she continued. âBut weâre already married? â And wow, a compliment on my hair and my humor. Youâre on a roll now, Genius.â Only then of course did he oblige her initial âcommandâ.
            Helena continued to shake her head, turning him down, and keeping her secrets all to herself. Even if it was just for the game. âOh fuck off,â She laughed, snatching up his cigarette to repeat the gesture. âNot all of us are so experienced in this field. I work-marry for life.â She turned to look back at Talan, finger gunning at him with one hand, drawing her thumb as the rear sight. Gesturing letting the hand gun go off, she smirked. âSo donât blow it.â
             She grinned.
     âOne day someoneâs gonna come along and show you the difference between work married and real married. And I canât wait to see who the poor sucker is.â She quipped, punching him lightly in the arm. âCome on, weâve got Youtube videos of old people falling over to watch before the next booking.â
wrenxevergreen:
âA-a fortune teller?â she said with a bit of a shocked look on her face. Sure she had seen places in downtown New Orleans that advertised in neon lights about psychics and witchcraft, it was part of the history of the city, but she never actually believed in the stuff. But as she began to ponder the ridiculousness of asking a fortune teller what kind of career path she should follow, she realized-what else was there to do?
âI meanâŚI guessâŚâ she started somewhat hesitantly, âIâve never really believed in that sort of thing, unless you can convince me sheâs somehow helped you in some way?â
           Helena raised her gaze to the blond, waiting to see whether or not she was joking. Either she lived under a rock, or was entirely new to town. That, or maybe Helena just knew too much about the place sheâd grown up. But then, with her motherâs spiritual nature --- and being obsessed with her own tarots ---- Helena was being introduced to âwitchesâ every other week. If she was told one more time that her aura was clouded or negative, she was going to punch someone in the face.
     âHelp me? Hell no. That psychic raisin hasnât done anything but paint my name across the town in red.â That was a big dramatic, but it wasnât short of the truth either. âAnyway, itâs fine to be a sceptic, all the best psychics are I hear. If you donât question things then youâre never going to get an answer, right?â
              Helena took a sip of her beer.
      âYou should invest in some sodalite and citrine. Sodalite for the mind, citrine for luck. Thatâs what my mom suggested to me anyway a couple of times.â
silasatwater:
Midday in mid-city, arguably Silasâs favorite time of the day. It wasnât blaring cold in his loft, as it usually wasâ instead, the bricked walls provided a cooling sensation against the sweltering heat outside. With a large fan blowing room temperature air, Silas had opened every other window to let in some natural temperature. It wasnât typically guests friendly weather, but he hadnât planned on guests anyway. Living alone for a few years now, he had been getting by on meals-for-one basic. It wasnât up until recently he decided to âspiceâ things up, practically attaching himself to online tutorials. ââShoot,â he cursed, wagging his hand after getting splashed by oil. He huffed, tossing in onions.Â
Feeling his phone vibrate in the back of his jeans, he quickly rinsed his hands, patting them on a towel before pulling it out. Silas raised a brow at his caller ID, wondering what Helena mightâve wanted. He hadnât known her for long, albeit, very well⌠but he knew he liked her. Helena seemed like a walking hurricane, the type that caused massive destruction and couldnât live without it. With a soft smile, he answered the call, leaning against the sink. âHelena, hey! This is a surprise, whatâs going on?â
            Just hearing his cheerful answer, made Helena give a short sigh of relief. She might have been happier if he hadnât answered really --- because now she had to face what she was feeling.
     â....Hey.â She said quietly, taking a step on the pavement and twisting, mostly to keep her feet busy. If she stopped, she wasnât sure what sheâd do. âSorry, youâre probably busy, itâs late.... I just,â She paused, trying to find the words to say. âI just sort of needed someone to talk to.â
avaselenesawyer:
Sawyer just so happened to run into Helena, which wasnât an unlikely occurrence. She ran into her more often than not, always hanging around the same sorts of places and with their friendship and what not. No, it certainly wasnât a surprise to run into Helena Wilson. What was a surprise, if not an absolute shock, to Ava Selene Sawyer was the mere sight of Helena carrying and speaking to a baby.Â
    âDid you steal that child or something? Find it at your doorstep? âCause if you tell me the truth, I can protect you.â
        Helena shook her head. âYouâre a dick.âÂ
        But she said it with love, hoisting Lydia up on her hip a little higher. God damn, seven more hours of this.... She was already salavating for beer and a nap.Â
   âThanks,â She drawled with a sassy grin. âBut Iâll have to take a rain check. THIS,â She looked down to the little girl, bouncing her a little as Lydia stared wondrous holes into Sawyerâs face. âIs Lydia. Hughâs four year old miracle baby.â She explained briefly, looking back to Sawyer with a roll of her eyes and a snort. âI know --- too stupid to function, apparently not too stupid to procreate. Wanna play aunt for a day?â
--- @jamiexanderson
         Every once and a while, the Wilson clan could all be found under the same roof, and when those nights occurred --- they were usually some of the LOUDEST.
         Having caught up with her littlest brother, Helena had flopped back onto Gullyâs bed and made herself comfortable. There was a whole buzz of conversation going on down stairs, and Helena didnât really feel like joining it just yet. Sheâd kept herself scarce the last couple of weeks, really having committed to staying as far away from Jay as possible and trying to sort out her shit. It wasnât working. Not really. Because in ignoring him, sheâd also kind of been ignoring all of her friends. The nights a blur and the days completely missing from her memory, Helena barely kept track of the time sheâd clocked out on her life.
          Hearing the door creak open, her eyes opened and peered over to it. She saw the familiar figure of James, and without even allowing herself a moment to think, her heart skipped a beat.
     âMom told me she invited you over tonight...â She heaved as she sat up from the bed, trying to at least pretend like everything was normal between them, and nothing even remotely out of the ordinary had happened. â---Did you at least bring dessert?â
tessa--chambers:
âYeah, well, that sounds about right.â This specific doctor had been in business since she was a child. She remembered coming to this very waiting room with her mother when she was just a little girl; while the decor had certainly been updated, it appeared to be business as usual. âAnd unfortunately the nurses have a habit of letting people in for their appointment without any sort of order so, trust me when I say it wasnât personal that I told you to wait just like everyone else. Itâs a dog eat dog world in here, Iâm sure you understand.â
     âYeah I get it.â Helena responded kind of flatly, her haze gaze turning down to the floor. âLetâs just hope my visitâs all for nothing and my best friend isnât dead in a ditch or something.â
avaselenesawyer:
    âYouâll live,â she pressed, a small smile threatening her lips. âReally, if you need a toe replacement Iâll cover it. Screw these damn heels anyway. âHa, youâre so fucking funny.â Sawyer shook her head with a smirk, before glancing back at the building and then turning back to Helena and gesturing behind her. âLetâs get out of here.âÂ
     âYou will?â Helena faked surprise. âWell if that isnât TRUE FRIENDSHIP, I donât know what the hell is.â She chuckled, moving to swing her arm around Sawyerâs neck and drag the woman away from whatever shady business sheâd been up to.Â
     âFine. Whatâs on the agenda? I told Tally Iâve got a stomach bug. I so didnât feel like taking my three oâclock. You wonât tell on me, right?â
james & @helenawilsxn
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nina-lovelace:
âWell I really havenât seen you do something nice for someone before but Iâm not surprised.â Nina shrugged, leaning a tired head against the wall. Sheâd been up all night trying to work out the kinks on a new design and she was exhausted. âI could really go for a rum and coke right now but something tells me weâre sticking to milk and juice today, right Lyds?â The blonde wrinkled her freckled nose, smiling at the child. She loved looking after other peopleâs kids because it meant she could have all the fun of playtime and when they were cranky at the end of the day they went back to their parents. Nina herself couldnât see herself with a child when she was so alone and so busy.
           Helena smirked at the blond, knowing Nina was probably right. She was good at being selfish, good at doing her own thing when and how she wanted. Helena believed she didnât owe anyone anything, and that generosity was only a sometimes thing.
     âHey. Iâve got a flask if you buy us the coke bottle.â She grinned, hoisting Lydia up higher on her hip before getting a good grip on her and lifting her off. Helena held the four year old outwards to Nina so that the other woman could take holding duty while she closed up the door behind her and put away her keys.Â
           Looking the other woman over briefly, it was so clear how different their styles were. Helena all clad in her torn dark jeans and iconic leather jacket. She smiled over this. âI swear to God, it looks like woodland creatures dress you every morning. How long âtil the prince steals you from me, huh?â