The outfit had worked. The date was going exactly how Alexandria wanted it to go. Perfect. Her name was Emily and her eyes were on her body all night. She’d said all the right things at the right moments to Alex. It was no surprise that she had the tanned girl pinned up against the wall with her mouth on her neck. Emily was good. She knew exactly where to touch and when to touch it. Alex shut her eyes tightly to focus on the sensations. This was going way too slowly. She wasn’t there to make love. She pushed the girl onto the bed roughly, climbing on top of her instantly. “Wait, one sec.” Emily spoke for the first time in the last hour. Alex sat up so she was straddling the girl. Her smile dropped once she saw Emily reach underneath her to pull out a top that she was lying on and chuck it aside. “Much better.” The girl under her winked, flipping Alex over so she was on top of her.
The top was Lily’s. The girl couldn’t just throw it on the floor like it was garbage. It was rude. Incredibly rude. Lily probably wouldn’t have minded if Alex threw her shirt aside. She didn’t seem like a fussy person when it came to stuff like that. The thought led to her mind filling up with images of her undressing her best friend. Alex opened her eyes immediately. No, that wasn’t supposed to be happening. Emily was insanely hot and capable, to say the least, at what she was doing to her. The only problem was, Alexandria didn’t want to be touched by Emily. Not at all. “I think you should go.” She blurted out. “I can’t. I’m sorry. It’s not you.” Alex shook her head and bit her bottom lip to stop herself from tearing up.
The process of watching Emily get dressed and leave was insanely uncomfortable. “Hey, if this is about your singer friend or whatever..You should grow a pair.” She slammed the door behind her.
Alex laid there in her underwear, staring at the ceiling and trying to make sense of what had just happened. She wasn’t sure where it exactly it had gone completely wrong. She did know, in reality. She knew exactly what had gone wrong that had put her off like that. She finally sat up to hold her face in her hands. Alex had cried because of Lily before. Out of fear. It wasn’t much different this time. She was crying again because she was scared. The only difference was she was crying not because she was scared for Lily, but because she was scared of Lily. Yet, the only person she knew that could calm her down was the exact person she was freaking out over.
She decided that it didn’t matter. She just needed to see Lily. She could deal with the actual issue another day. Maybe it’d eventually just go away if she pretended it wasn’t happening for a long enough time. Though, it was slightly difficult due to the fact that she’d just kicked out the perfect date out of her room, because of it. Again, it didn’t matter. Her feelings didn’t matter. Lily was clearly dealing with other people in her love life and Alex wasn’t about to throw herself into the mix just to make life harder for her best friend. She cared about her way too much to do that. She just needed to see her.
With a deep breath, Alex knocked on Lily’s door. She wasn’t even sure if she was home. God, she hoped that she wasn’t about to be greeted by April. She didn’t have the energy for any of her questions. The tension in her shoulder was slightly released when it was Lily who opened the door. She couldn’t say the same for Lily. The girl was looking at her like she’d grown a second head. Alex couldn’t blame her though. She’d caught a glimpse of herself in the mirror as she’d walked out. Her shirt was buttoned wrong, her eyes were red, her make up was stained with tears, and her hair was sticking out in random directions. Alex wasn’t sure what to say. She wasn’t even sure what she was going to say about the date. “I forgot to give your top back” She handed the top to her with a casual shrug even though her voice was trembling.
It never had anything to do if she was in a good place in her life or not. It always crept up on her without a warning or a sound. Alex hadn’t stepped outside her room for almost two days. Ironically, it had started just a few days after the happiest she’d been in a very long time. It made her be ten times more frustrated with herself than she usually did. It always started the same; She’d wake up with a heavy feeling in her chest, turn her phone off, and hide from the rest of the world. She missed Lily, but she didn’t want her to see her in that state. She hated the look of pity people got when they saw Alex like that. It made her want to scream.
Alex wasn’t sure what time it was. She’d shut the thick curtains of her room to be able to sleep. She couldn’t remember what time she’d fallen asleep or what time she’d woken up. The hours and days usually blurred into each other when she sank in deep. She wasn’t entirely sure what she’d been been doing before she heard the knock on the door.
Maybe if she laid still enough without a making a sound, they’d think no one was in the room. The continuous knocks felt like jackhammers against Alex’s temples so with a groan into her pillow, she pushed herself off the bed. She didn’t care enough to look presentable at the door. She was going to send whoever was at the door away anyway. Alex opened the door with her bed hair, blood shot eyes, and a shirt so old that it was actually faded in colour. She couldn’t help but squint from the hallway lights, blinking a few times so her eyes would adjust. Her heart immediately skipped a beat when she saw the person in front of her door. Lily. The person she wanted to see the least and most simultaneously. “Hey..I can’t really- you should...” Her voice came out rough. She hadn’t really said any words out loud in the past two days. She was about to send the girl away. Tell her that she needed to be alone. “Come in.” She moved out of the doorway before closing the door behind them. She couldn’t keep Lily at bay. However, she also didn’t know how to explain what was happening to her. All she had the energy for was to wrap her arms around Lily’s waist and hold her as tight as she could.
Since Zanner had arrived to Enders Sledge he was blown away by Lily. The moment his eyes met hers he needed to get a closer look and let her know just how beautiful she was. Thus he did just that, but it all changed when he was shirtless in front of her. His chest was being admired for afar, but the two both knew it would be better if it was admired up closer. To Zanner's room it was. His lips met her soft lips and locked, kissing her tenderly, before breaking it and making his way to his room.
Lillian Georgina Winifred Potts -- best friend, superhero/villain (Poison Lily)
"And I’m doing fine now, I was a bit of a wreck before, but…I’m realizing that this might’ve been all for the best."
[10/28] Until recently, Lily and Melody had been inseparable best friends. Because of recent events that involved Melody leaving school for a month and the Triple Threat replacing her, Melody broke off all friendship with them. She's still hurt, but now she knows that it was a rash and impulsive decision. Although she has already made peace with Ariel, she still hasn't talked to Lily or Wendy. Out of her former friends, Melody felt the most betrayed by Lily because she knew her biggest secret. Since that spat, they have yet to make up, let alone talk, to each other.
[12/17] Finally, after two months of separation and a random walk-in, Lily and Melody have talked. Although it'll take some time before things get truly back to normal, the two friends have made up, both glad that this spat is over at last. It's time for some Quadruple Threat and Poison Lily/Aqualass shenanigans!
