‘ i don't know what to DO. ’
it's a bit overdramatized, legs dangling over the edge of scott's bed. fingers come to rub circles
behind her glasses before taking them off all together, flinging them onto soft blankets.
she's so screwed. felicity's mom has been worried about her–––––––love life. recently. so this guy,
this ONE SAVING GRACE, was supposed to be her ticket to getting her mom off of her back.
not to mention how…how nice it was, thinking someone wanted to be with you.
and then, you know. he dumped her.
felicity memorizes the swirls of paint, of plaster, on his ceiling. not that she doesn't know them
already. there is NO PLACE she likes more than his, after all. crashes here more often than not.
she's at the foot of the bed, turns her head to find scott with
his laptop, listening. as always. EVEN when she rambled.
he was her b e s t f r i e n d . she'd do the same for him, but it was–––he was special.
WHEN SHE HAD NO ONE, SHE HAD SCOTT.
twists further, lies on her side. pokes a finger at the hole in his sock.
‘ my mom's worried about my biological clock, even though i'm no where NEAR that old. but she
was expecting––––she was expecting me to bring some guy, some boyfriend, and he dumped me.
i'm more pissed at the fact that it was RIGHT before this thing too, okay, i'm almost contemplating
calling him up and just begging him to go to this, because there's free food and like. a nice family
house, and i just, scott, scott i don't know what to do, i'm kind of freaking out, my mom told everyone,
she told everyone i finally had a serious boy, and there is no serious boy. i am a sham. i am a sham. ’