Lucy

i'm so glad i never had a baby with you, cause you can only love someone if theres something in it for you, oh i feel so sorry. i feel so sad. i tried to help you, it just made you mad. and i had no warning, about who you are. i'm just glad i made it out without breaking down. and then ran so fucking far. that you will never ever touch me again. won't see your alligator tears, cause no, i've had enough of this.

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davieslandon·:

Landon nodded in agreement. It was true after all. When he left New York he was sure he would never be seeing anyone there ever again. Some people he knew he was going to miss but it was what needed to be done in order for him to get a fresh start. How could he have known that he would be bumping into so many old acquaintances in Dayton? “That’s true. Have you met any of the others? There are so many of our old clique in town it’s honestly baffling.” His coworkers probably wouldn’t be ecstatic at him but it’s their own fault for calling a meeting on his day off. They wouldn’t fail if he missed one meeting. “Don’t worry about it, they’ll do just fine without me. Coffee and pastries?” 

Lucy nodded with a laugh. “Yeah, I’ve talked with Aaron and Marissa, and Marissa told me Hayden was here. So I plan on bugging him at work someday soon.” She noted, thinking about how weird it would be to see him again as well. Is it going to be awkward? Is he going to be mad at her for just disappearing? She had no idea, but those thoughts were for a different time. “That sounds perfect to me. My treat though.” She said with a smile. “So, what’s the best place to go? I trust your judgement more than mine, considering you’ve been here way longer than me.”

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themarissaharrisxn·:

Marissa nodded with a brief sigh. “Yeah, Hayden’s here… Surprisingly so, but that’s a story for when we’re sitting down, but he’s definitely running around town. Works at the casino, actually, if you wanted to bump into him on a shift. I think he works most weekends,” she spoke lightly, as she thought back to when she first saw him in Dayton. Even now, after everything, she still hadn’t fully forgiven him for the stunt he pulled. She understood, but she didn’t forgive. Everything had changed so much in the five years everyone had been apart, she wondered how much Lucy had changed… God, she hoped Lucy had a better ride than she did.

The air between them drastically changed at the drop of a name. It became tenser still when Lucy said that she hadn’t spoken to him since she left New York. They had always been so close, and whilst Marissa knew that things weren’t as perfect as they seemed, she always held out hope that her two friends would find a way to piece everything back together. When she found out they hadn’t, and that Lucy had skipped town altogether, she couldn’t help but wonder whether Nate had landed with Xavier. If nothing else, she hoped he was happy. She hoped they both were. 

Riss shook her head with a sorry look on her expression as they entered the café and slid into a booth in the far corner. She had a feeling that before long they’d be grateful for the somewhat privacy it gave from prying eyes. “I– I lost contact with more or less everyone pretty soon after you left,” she swallowed thickly, recoiling into herself as she looked down at the table with a furrowed brow. “Everything with Delilah got worse really quickly, I lost my contract with Lucky about… Six months after you left, and– after that, it just kind of… Took control of my life, I was stuck in,” she swallowed again and took a sharp inhale. “I lost the best part of two and a half years to her, to her hallucinations…” Her voice was barely above a whisper, tears threatened to roll out of the corners of her eyes but she sniffed, wiped them away, and forced a smile to her lips. “But, I’m– I’m fine now, no crazy shit… Just me, the distillery, and a bunch of projects around town… All that shit is behind me.”. Was she saying that to Lucy, or to herself? It didn’t take a genius to figure that question out. “I miss them though… Nate and Xavier…”

Lucy nodded her head as she listened. “I see. I’m defintitely going to have to go see him. I can’t believe so many of us are back together. It’s almost unreal.” She said with a small laugh, thinking back to all the times they had in New York with everyone. It all felt as if was a lifetime ago, but at the same time it felt like just yesterday. Had it really been five years? She could have sworn just a week ago she was sitting with Marissa with a bottle of Jack Daniels each, and just getting as messed up as they could. It was so weird, because she wasn’t sure if she needed it more now than before.

Her thoughts were scrambled as she desperately tried to find a new topic for her own head, but instead she was just sent deeper into a door she’d never wanted opened. Could it have been that Nate hated her now? Had he and Xavier finally realized that they were better off together, than with her holding them back? Was Nate happy? Was he happier than he had ever been with her? Her hands were holding onto her skirt as tightlty as possible underneath the table as she thought about it all. She tried to shake herself of it and listen to Marissa, and it took ever fiber of her being to be able to push it all down till later. 

Lucy stared at the other, having to stop herself from reaching out to the other, but instead she kept her hands where they were, afraid they would be shaking. “I’m sorry, Marissa.. I didn’t know it got that bad.” She said softly, shaking her head. “I-If I had known it was getting that bad, I wouldn’t have left..” She said. It wasn’t a lie, because if there was a single reason she wouldn’t have left, it would have been if she knew her friends needed her more, than if she needed to leave. “Y-Yeah... me too.” She said barely above a whisper, trying her best to still keep it together. 

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malakhai-ozera‌:

”Well, we most definitely cannot have that happening” he smiled once she looked back up at him. It was cute how she seemed to be a bit embarrassed, but still completely owned herself. It made her even more attractive, and Khai couldn’t help but to stare at her. Looking away only every so often to not get caught. “I really don’t mind taking you. It’s the least I could do” he assured.  Khai had three younger sisters, and he would only hope that someone would be willing to treat them with the same kind of kindness.

“That’s sweet, really. But you don’t have to buy me anything. I’m not doing it for the perks” he smiled again. His tone soft and playful as he started to walk with her in the direction of the bakery. To be honest, if he was hoping to get any kind of perk out of helping her. It would be to get her number, or even just to spend more time getting to know her. “It’s a pleasure meeting you, Lucy. You aren’t referring to The Beatles song are you?” he asked lifting his brow slightly. “I’m Malakhai, or just Khai for short.”

The girl chuckled, nodding her head. “Yeah, I’d hate to have to ask another stranger for help.” She hummed, a smirk on her lips as she glanced over at the other. He was handsome, exceptionally so, and she couldn’t help but be even more attracted to him with how kind he was being. “Well, that’s very sweet of you, and I really do appreciate it.” Lucy noted. 

Lucy thought about it for a moment, before nodding her head. “Alright, fine. But at least let me give you my number, that way if you ever need a favor..” She said softly, looking up at the other. “I’ll only be a phone call away.” She finished, a soft smirk on her lips. Her smile brightened ever so slightly. “It’s a pleasure to meet you as well, Malakhai.” The brunnete said with a cheery tone before nodding her head. “Yep, that would be the very song. My mother was absolutely obsessed with it and sweet caroline when she was pregnant with me and my sister. So, I became Lucy and she became Caroline.” She hummed softly, chuckling to herself. 

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themarissaharrisxn·:

If there was one single person that Marissa wished she never let go, it was Lucy. In more way than one, Lucy had saved her life back in New York. Of course, Nate had been there too, and she missed him more than she would ever admit. But, Lucy had been the closest thing to family she had ever had. Then that fucking train came. If Lucy hadn’t left New York, would her story have been any different? She didn’t know. Back then, not even Hayden was able to through to her. Maybe everyone, including Lucy, leaving was exactly what helped her out in the long run. But, fuck, it hurt when everything came back to her. 

Marissa smiled when Lucy agreed to go grab a coffee. It felt like such a stupidly cliche act for them to do, considering what they had been through together, but it had been five years. A lot changed in five years. “You know, when I came here about a year ago, I thought there’s no way as many people are going to know me over here. A small city on the other side of the states? Sure, they’ll recognize my face, but I didn’t think I’d ever run into anyone I really knew,” she rambled as they walked down the road towards Rainbow Planet. “Then I ran into Shane, then Alec, then Hayden came back from the dead, then Madison, Harry, Landon, Aaron and now… You,” she smiled gently, glancing over at Lucy. “It’s like we all saw the reviews this town was fucked up and decided it was the place for us… Have you–” She didn’t know whether she should even ask, but now he was on her mind. “Do you still speak to Nathaniel?”  

Lucy listened with intent, a smile on her face as she listened. She couldn’t help but laugh at the comment, nodding her head. “Yeah, I know what you mean... Though, I didn’t know Harry and Hayden where here. I might have to get their numbers from you, just so I can bug them a little.” She said with a smirk. So many of the people she was close to in New York were once again in the same town as her, and it felt weird. She hadn’t fully decided if it was a good feeling yet or not, but she knew she was going to have to keep up appearances so no one would know that the old Lucy was long gone. 

The moment that name came from her lips, it left a gaping hole in Lucy’s chest, and if it wasn’t for Marissa walking with her, there was a good chance that she’d have collapsed. With just a simple name, her mind was sent back to so many memories, and she felt as if she could cry. Five years she'd gone without hearing his name. His dimples, curly hair, and soothing voice filled her head, and she was almost positive that she could smell his cologne as if he was standing within a few feet. The girl swallowed back tears for a moment, shaking her head quickly. “Um.. No, not since I left..” Her last day in New York flashed through her head. She had said her goodbyes in her own way to everyone. Whether it was just popping up at their work or taking them out to lunch, she had done them all face to face, even if they didn’t know it was a goodbye. All except for two, and one of them was Nate, while the other was his best friend. 

It wasn’t a malicious thing, she just knew that if she had even acted a little out of place, Nate would have known something was up. And if he had brought it up to Xavier, they would have talked her out of it, and while she loved them both to death, she had to leave, and she couldn’t take either of them with. So instead of doing anything, she acted as if nothing was changing. Her and Nathaniel spent their nights as they always did. They made dinner together, watched a movie and Nate fell asleep beside her, and while she wanted nothing more than to just curl up to his chest, instead she wrote him a note, and left it on the empty space she was leaving in her bed and left, throwing away her phone, doing what she thought was best. She was quickly brought out of her moment, shaking her head a little harder, mainly to stop any tears that might flow, and put a small smile on her face before looking over at Marissa. “What about you? Have you heard anything from him.. or Xavier?” Lucy honestly wasn’t sure what answer she was hoping for, but her heart was beating harder than it had in years.

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davieslandon·:

“That’s incredible. I’m so happy to know we are going to be so close to each other again. Moving back to London was a must at the time but I can’t deny I missed a lot of people while there”, he admitted. It was the truth as well. After the accident and the divorce, Landon couldn’t see any option other than to move back with his mum and siblings. There was nothing for him in New York when he could barely remember anything but, when his memory gradually started making a return, so did his desire to get to see all his New York friends again. He must be doing something right because he was finally getting his wish. “I was actually on my way to a work meeting but I’m sure they can wait. Can I offer you a coffee? We can catch up at a coffeeshop close by.” 

“Yeah, I know what you mean. I had to leave, but there were so many people I just wanted to stay for. But, life is funny like that. Sometimes it brings everyone apart, to bring them closer together.” She noted, and hoped was true. While her disappearance was something she had decided herself, it wasn’t like she didn’t care, and she was glad to have everyone back in her life. Though with that came all the memories she’d hoped would stay repressed after all this time, but each time they popped into her mind, they hurt just like they did in the moment. Lucy could only hope for her sake that it would change and become more dull. She raised her eyebrows at him, a small smile on her lips. “I would love to, but are you sure they’ll be willing to wait? I don’t want you getting in trouble at work just because of me.”

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romanbeckett·:

“Wet wipe enthusiast…should I put that in my official biography?” He asked with a lopsided grin, trying to make this girl feel as comfortable as possible since he knew how much it sucked to move to a new place where you didn’t know anyone. In fact, that was kind of Roman’s thing, though he was always quick to make friends. “Same for me though - well, I mean, not the Alabama thing, clearly.” He chuckled in his thick Manchester accent. “, but I have been traveling around the world, staying different places, and taking it all in. I’ve been in Dayton for a couple years though, the longest I’ve settled anywhere since I left England. I think you’ll like it here, for the people at least.” He nodded. Dayton wasn’t for everyone, that much was for sure, but he’d made some of the best friends he’d ever had here, and he didn’t regret it, even amidst all of the trouble he’d caused lately for himself. “I’ll give you my number - incase you need anythin’.”

Lucy laughed, nodding her head. “I would if I were you.” She teased, wrinkling her nose. It was good to know that there were some good people here in Dayton. It was a fear of hers that she chose the wrong place to live. Lucy couldn’t help but laugh, nodding her head. “Yeah, I’ve heard some weird accents when it comes to Alabama, but I was almost positive you weren’t from there.” She noted, a smirk on her lips. as she looked at him. “Yeah, same here. Though since I left Alabama, the longest I’ve ever lived anywhere is New York.” She said, a small laugh on her lips as she thought about her life from what seemed like so long ago. Her mind was in a whole other world entirely before his comment hit her ears, and she smiled. “Thanks, I appreciate that. With as much as I tend to need help, I can’t guarantee that I won’t call you because I’m stuck in a man-hole and need wet wipes.” She mused, a playful grin on her face.

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themarissaharrisxn·:

Keep it together, Marissa. She found herself actually telling that to herself as she looked at the woman. Sure, Marissa had kept an ear out for her success, and lived in the nostalgia of their friendship whenever she had heard Lucy on the radio. But, hearing her through a machine, or seeing pictures in magazines were worlds away from actually being stood here; face to face. Keep it together. Dayton was supposed to be the town that Marissa came to in order to start a new life. To leave the past in New York, buried six feet under. But then she ran into Shane, and everything else followed like a grim omen. Then a few other familiar faces popped up, all friendly but none with any major attachments to her downfall. But, Lucy? Lucy was a whole other ballgame. The best friend who talked her off the top of a building. The best friend who sat with her after she identified Delilah. The best friend who then left. She swallowed, her facade cracking with every passing second. “Absolutely,” she chuckled and nodded. “Girl’s nights are my speciality.”. There was an awkward silence that hung in the air. She breathed in sharply. “Did you–” Keep it together. “I know you were on your way to the bakery, but, there’s this café just a block away… They sometimes put a little extra in the coffee, if you know what I’m saying. If you wanted to talk, catch up… I know I have about a million questions, Luce…”

Lucy cared for Marissa. It was like she was a sister, and while Lucy had a sister, they didn’t have the same type of relationship that her and Marissa have. Or had, she thought. It hurt slightly to think of all the time that Lucy had let past. It wasn’t a malicious act, and didn’t mean for anyone to take it that way. New York just caused her a lot of heartbreak and she needed to get away to find herself again. However, that didn’t really work in her favor either. She wasn’t any closer to remembering who she was then the day she left New York for good. Every text she received, missed call, and even email, she saw them, read them over a million times over, listened to voicemail after voicemail, again and again. It hurt her to ignore so many of the people she once called her family. But at the time she thought it was for best. Lucy laughed softly, fading off into the silence surrounding them. Her question caught her a little off guard, not expecting the other to want to spend time with her so quickly, but the younger girl nodded her head. “I’d love that. So uh- just lead the way, I guess?” She said, her heart now racing for the thought of all the possible questions going through her head. 

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aaronhart93·:

Aaron couldn’t believe that he was going to be able to spend time with Lucy again. Except this time it would be without the cameras and paps following them around 24/7. They could just be friends now. Aaron shrugged. “Well, Marissa is here and she is one of the ones who encouraged me to come out West. I’m going to start getting into the marijuana business and Marissa and I have a couple ideas up our sleeves that we’re going to roll out soon.” he said cheekily. “Alison and I also wanted to get away from the city for a while to give Destiny a little bit of break from crazy city life. I will always love the city but I know when I was little I liked heading out to Long Island for the summers where it was much quieter, and I had room to run around. Also Alison really wanted to take a break from music to spend more time with the kid.” he shrugged. “An old friend convinced me it was an amazing town as well. There were really a ton of factors that made me decide to come here.” Aaron laughed. “I can find tail where ever I go. I’m like a tail magnet.”

Lucy couldn’t help but laugh, nodding her head the whole time. “Why does that sound exactly like something you and Marissa would do? Why do I feel like it’s gonna be like Uber, but instead of getting rides, you get delivered weed. Please call it UberBud.” She said with another laugh, thinking of all the possibilities. “But, either way, whatever you come up with, I request to be the first customer, or taste tester. You wouldn’t even have to pay me, that could just be my job.” Luce noted thoughtfully, tapping her chin playfully before looking at the male, shaking her head. “But really, what is the idea?” She inquired curiously. His response had her nodding her head in understanding. “Yeah, I get that. The city can tend to take a lot out of a person, but I’m glad to know you guys are doing well.” The girl said with a genuine smile on her lips. As one of her oldest friends, and closest, all Lucy wanted was for him to be happy. “I would deny that, but I have a feeling if I did you’d have to prove me wrong, and I don’t wanna see you do that.” She teased, a chuckle on her lips.

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marisolalvarezismss·:

It had been a rather beautiful day. That most certainly had been one of the plus sides of moving to California. As the summer months drew closer, the days got warmer and warmer. She was excited, already planning out summer-themed dates for her and Sadie. She still couldn’t believe that it’s already been a few months since they first got back together. Time flew by so quickly and so much has happened since moving here. Marisol had actually started to fall in love with the town. Of course, there was still a part of her that was intimidated and felt out of place; Fortunately, Sadie and her friends have really helped her ease along into it more. As she walked down the streets to the bakery, wanting to surprise Sadie before asking to take her out for lunch, the younger girl stopped her. The brunette smiled brightly at her. “I was actually heading there right now! Would you like to join me? It’s not to far from here! Just about two or so more blocks.”

The friendly face had Lucy smiling at the other, nodding. “I’d really appreciate that actually.” She replied, before offering her hand out to the other. “I’m Lucy, one of the newbies of Dayton.” She chuckled softly. “Still haven’t learned my way around at all. Honestly, I’m not even exactly sure how I’m going to get back home, either.” She noted, pursing her lips in realization. Lucy wasn’t going to worry about it for too long though, she’d figure it all out at some point, she was sure. Then again, knowing Lucy it would probably end up with her asking another stranger how to get to her own house. 

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What was it about Dayton that attracted so many acquaintances from New York? Landon had gone from not seeing any of his New York friends in years to bumping into them everywhere he went. It was good to see Lucy again though, She was a friendly face he missed seeing when he moved back to London. He pulled her in for a hug, a wide smile on his face. “I can’t believe you’re in Dayton as well. Are you here to stay or just visiting?” he asked. “I’ve been well, settling into a new place and all of that. What about you?” 

Lucy hugged Landon back, squeezing enough to make sure he was actually there, and it wasn’t just some trick of her mind to show her all the people she missed. She smiled back at him a small laugh on her lips as she shook her head. “Nope, I’m here to stay. I bought a house and everything so I’m here for good.” She said with a hopeful tone in her voice. It was one of her fears that she wasn’t going to settle well and wind up coming out of retirement but she wasn’t going to think about that now. “Oh same, just trying to get back to a normal life, if that’s even possible anymore.” She teased, but deep down it was more than a joke. “So what are you up to right now? I wanna catch up with you as much as possible, if you’re free that is.”

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jayceelynd·:

“Oh I’ve gotten lost in the city so many times when I had to travel there” she laughed as she walked with the girl. “Pleasure for me as well, Lucy” she smiled over at the girl. “Girl, I will never turn down a cupcake. But it’s no problem at all, I would hope I found someone understanding and helping if I were in your shoes” she continued to smile, while tucking a strand of her hair behind her ear. “So, New York, huh?” she asked curiously with a smirk on her lips. “What brought you here, if you don’t mind me asking” Jaycee hoped she wasn’t being to nosy she was just purely a curious soul and would always be. It tended to get her into trouble from time to time.

Lucy smiled at the girl, happy to know she’s already met a smiling face. She chuckled softly, nodding her head. “I’m exactly the same way, so I get it.” The brunette hummed softly, before shrugging her shoulders. “I always hope for that, but I’m sure there’s a person or two who wouldn’t exactly be helping towards random strangers.” Lucy noted with pursed lips. Her question had the girl shrugging her shoulders once again. “Uh... just time to settle down I suppose. Found this town, and decided it would be best.” She admitted as much as she was willing to say. It’s not that Lucy felt she was prying, it was just she herself wasn’t ready to fully admit to herself why she decided to move here instead of back to New York. “What about you? How long have you been here?”

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romanbeckett·:

Roman’s face actually lit up when the girl produced wet wipes, taking them from her with a smile that probably resembled one of an insane asylum patient. It’s just, he’d never met anyone else who carried wet wipes around like he did, and it felt like he’d found his “people”. Ro was also very dramatic, which this beautiful stranger was about to learn in record breaking time. “I carry these around in my boots normally when I go out.” He took one for himself before handing back the pack, and began to rub his hands while leading her in the direction necessary for her destination. “Nice to meet you, Lucy. I’m Roman, you can call me Ro.” He offered, tossing the wet wipe into the closest bin down the sidewalk before finally shaking her hand properly. “So you’re new around here. Where’re you from?” Ro asked her curiously.

Lucy chuckled nodding her head from his reply. It was good to know she wasn’t absolutely insane for carrying them around. I mean they did come in handy quite often in her opinion, but then again she was one of the most accident prone people she knew. “Glad to meed another white wipe enthusiast.” She laughed softly, placing the pack back into her bag. “It’s a pleasure to meet you, Ro.” The girl said with a genuine smile as they shook hands. “Alabama originally, but the past couple years I’ve been traveling around the world a lot.” She admitted with a small shrug before looking back at him. “What about you? Have you always been in Dayton?”

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ellicfm‌:

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tw: suicide, death, eating disorder, car accident, abuse, alcoholism

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themarissaharrisxn·:

Marissa had a hard time keeping the flurry of emotions from coming through in her features. Lucy had been one of her best friends back in New York, but like everyone she knew back then when Delilah died, eventually, they all left. They all moved on. They all moved away. Marissa didn’t blame her; not anymore. But, still, seeing her, having her arms wrap around her… It brought everything back and she had worked so fucking hard on burying it all recently. “I missed you too,” she spoke into Lucy’s hair as she fondly returned the hug. This didn’t mean everything had to come back up, did it? It didn’t mean she’d have to deal with it all again… They were just friends… It was nothing. “Wow, and Dayton? I suppose this town really does have a pull to it– you’re not the only one setting roots,” she smiled. “Just over a year now, or coming up a year,” a gentle chuckle. “New York got to– well, you know everything that happened there. I needed a fresh start, a new venture… I own the distillery in town here. Gone from casinos to wine and whiskey.”. Probably wasn’t best to mention her other, less legitimate business here in Dayton in broad daylight; or, at all. “I have the place pretty much tapped. So, if you need anything– you know I’ll always lookout for an old friend.”.

Lucy felt a ball of something in her stomach build as she listened to the other. At first she didn’t fully recognize it, but in actuality she came to understand it as guilt. If there was anyone Lucy shouldn’t have pulled away from it was Marissa. She had been there so much for Lucy, and while she had tried to repay her for all her kind acts, the younger girl couldn’t fully handle everything that had happened in that god forsaken city, and she fled. It wasn’t on purpose that Lucy shied away from the other when she started traveling the world, but if she looked deep enough she would have realized it was because Marissa would have made her want to come back. It would have been too hard. It was her fault, and she knew that. Perhaps maybe now she could mend that. Be the person she should have been all those years ago, but wasn’t strong enough to be. “Yeah, I know exactly what you mean.” She said, almost in agreement. “Oh I know.. I’ve actually seen quite a few familiar faces around. I wasn’t really prepared for that.” Lucy noted, unsure if it was a good thing or not yet. A smile came to her lips as she nodded, a small giggle on her lips. “Well, I shall be sure to keep that in mind, but I imagine if I ask anything of you it’ll be for some of those good old fashion girl’s nights we had.” 

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jayceelynd·:

  Jaycee was on the phone with her agency she had fired after an incident and they were begging her to come back. “I don’t know if I want to continue doing that, I’m happier with my dance studio..” she sighed, she did miss modeling though and it was easy money and fun when the photographers weren’t creeps like the last one. “Listen.. I’ll think about.. Ok.. Yeah.. Bye” she ended the call and felt someone tap her on her shoulders and smiled at the girl as she turned around to face her. “Of course I can, you’re not too far from it” she assured her. “It’s not hard to get lost around here, I’ve lived here for awhile and still get lost at times” although that was probably from the amount of weed she ingested through out the day, but she still has gotten lost here and there. “I’m Jaycee” she said as she tilted her head to have the girl follow her in the right direction.

Lucy smiled at the other, a chuckle on her lips. “Trust me, I know that feeling. I’m sure it won’t be any different here than New York for me. I lived there for three years and I could barely tell you what my street looked like.” She hummed, before letting the other lead the way. “I’m Lucy, it’s a pleasure to meet you, Jaycee.” The brunette replied. “Thanks for being so kind. I can definitely repay you. Possibly a cupcake, if those are your thing?” Lucy attempted to offer. The girl always felt as if though she had to repay any kind gesture anyone showed her, and no matter what she was always dead set about doing it.