#killerserpentine

[reformedsnake]

@killerserpentine​

[sms; r. peabody]: I don’t hold it against you. [sms; r. peabody]: A kid shouldn’t suffer for their parent’s actions. 

[slvther]

no  matter  how  much  she  despised  the  woman,  she  could  ALWAYS  rely on  penny  peabody  for  work  when  she  got  DESPERATE.  and  here  she  is  now,  desperate  and  ready,  WAITING  outside  her  home  for  her  to  finish  up  some  FINAL  touches,  when  she  spots  the  demon’s  daughter  WALKING  up  to  the  house. 

she’d  never  really  SPOKEN  to  roxy  much  before  ------  she  didn’t  like  to  LINGER  on  penny’s  property  ( nor  did  she  want  to  get  further  ENTANGLED  into  her  life )  but  she  finds  a  smile  GRACING  her  face  as  she  says:  “hey,  not  helping  your  mom  out  today  then?”  as  a  MILD  attempt  at  a  joke  as  she  CROSSES  her  arms  and  looks  at  her,  trying  to  DISGUISE  her  nerves  as  she  continues  rattling  on.  “what  do  you  do  with  your  summer  holiday  anyway?” //  @killerserpentine  ♡ ‘d  for  a  starter!

[walkstherazorsedge]

Confidence is silent. Insecurities are loud.

The Godfather

Starter for @killerserpentine

That way was how Hermione started her little conversation with no one other than Penny Peabody’s daughter (she didn’t even know she had one but then again, there were lots of things she didn’t know about the town and vice versa).

Somehow the girl had showed up at the Pembrooke when her mother couldn’t make it to an apparent meeting with Hiram, even after she’d established that those meetings with his new partners were to be held outside and far away from their home for she’d had enough.

“Confidence is silent. Insecurities are loud.”  The brunette started as she stood behind the couch, next to the drink tray, pouring herself a nice dose of Scotch. “You and your mother love making a scene, that says much. But she can still be more quiet than you. Don’t let your insecurities show, I could be a thousand miles away and I’d still be able to hear you.”  She finished simply, making her way back to one of the armchairs opposite the couch.