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Her eyes stare at his hand as he puts a flower in her hair, her face intrigued and somewhat frightened. This was a first and she can only stutter out a reply. “Um, thanks?” she says, brows furrowed as she tries to figure out the situation. “The flower probably looks lovely, though.” She shrugs, offering him a smile.
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“I know you're hurting. I am, too.”
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She takes a moment to draw her eyes towards the man, lips quirking into a small smile before she lets out a deep breath. It wasn’t often that she’d meddle in the affairs of others, but he has her curious. She was in a tough situation, her mind hurting more than normal, and to have someone say they were experiencing something of the same situation or outcome as her, she’s more than worried.
"I guess we have each other’s backs then?" Florence says, eyes a little more hopeful than before. It’s a bad attempt to lighten the conversation, but she tries anyway, in hopes of something better.
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Florence hasn’t been out of her apartment in awhile, so when someone rings her doorbell, she’s surprised and accidentally drops her phone on her face. She was just about to send a message to someone, not expecting anyone to come to her house. “Ouch,” she says, lifting the phone up and scrunching her face. Rolling out of her bed, she sighs as she thinks about the walk to her door. It wasn’t that far, now that she thought about it.
Turning the knob, the last person she expects is Rylee. With a box of sweets. “Wow,” is the first thing that come out of her mouth, her brows lifting in surprise. There’s a grin on her lips before she’s able to say anything. “Rylee, I think I love you.” Her eyes move towards the box, the clear screen showing doughnuts and cookies. She has the best friends.
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Florence is shameless when it comes to drinking, onto her third shot already, and she’s not planning to stop anytime soon. There are loads of people around her, suffocating the small bar even more, and she lets out a small sigh before drowning into a blank abyss. She’s got a funny habit of talking to herself, though, and can count how many times she’s slurred out random sayings to the people next to her. Long story short, they’ve moved away already, onto the floor or a booth.
Doing a quick look through to the people next her, it wasn’t that bad. There was a woman on her right and a group of friends, loud and jolly, on her left. The woman, however, looked alone so she uses the chance to make small talk. Florence is getting drunk, so fuck it, she thinks, it didn’t hurt to think of something to say.
"I’ve drank so much rum I feel like a pirate," she murmurs, staring to the collection of bottles and glass in front of her. Florence hopes she’s gotten the lady’s attention, but she’s too blank to even hear her reply. Go figure.
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It’s not in her nature to meddle into the affairs of other people—only when she thinks it’s absolutely necessary—so when Florence sees a faint, dull red stain on a passerby’s shirt, she can’t help but worry. It’s noticeable from the naked eye and she widens in her eyes in shock. Did nobody else notice? Was it just her? Did the person not know there was something on their shirt?
The man is only a couple of steps away from her and doesn’t look noticeably wounded in any way, so she guesses it doesn’t hurt to warn him about the stain. The rest of her day was free, any way, and whatever may have caused the thing on his clothing may come of good importance to know.
Florence quietly taps his shoulder and succeeds in gaining his attention when he turns around. She’s hesitant in her words, ideas rushing in her head on what to say, because it would be bad if she said the wrong things and gained a bad impression.
"Hey, sorry for randomly tapping on you," she starts, "But, there’s blood on your shirt."
