@paiddeath replied to your post “// i just realized that it’s nearing the day of theo’s death :o”
no horrible awful give the baby the good she deserves
// she died like 75 years ago i cant just change that
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@paiddeath replied to your post “// i just realized that it’s nearing the day of theo’s death :o”
no horrible awful give the baby the good she deserves
// she died like 75 years ago i cant just change that
He swore to himself this morning, before any thought, any coherent plan on what to do first ---he swore that today would be a GOOD day.
( He was WRONG. )
paiddeath replied to your post: never have i ever in a bathtub might be my new...
I TRY MY BEST
and it’s wonderful.
never have i ever in a bathtub might be my new favorite thing. bless you @paiddeath
@paiddeath replied to your post: negan: breathes holly: nope™
twd adam is like 487548574 times worse btw jUST THOUGHT U SHOULD KNOW
him and vik both,,,,
paiddeath replied to your post:
adam voice: you’re both a couple of fuckin’ pillocks.
roman voice: what the frank fuck is a pillock
@paiddeath // STICKERS AHHH
Holly’s breathing is slowly falling back into normalcy, and not at that fast pace Adam had forced upon her. Fingers pull open the bedside drawer and fishes out a sheet of stickers. Yes, a sheet of stickers. She rolls herself over and rests her head on his stomach, peeling a sticker off and pressing it to his skin under her thumb.
for @paiddeath.
It’s been over a year. Her hair’s longer, face lost any trace of the childish puppy fat she’d had before -- but the big change is in her eyes. She looks through him rather than at him, now. She’s been living at home too long.
Jane doesn’t expect Adam to care -- he’s a man doing a job, after all, and he was the same back then when she’d turned up penniless and expected him to get rid of someone as a favour. It was fair of him to expect her to get the money. She’d just never imagined it would take quite so long, and never in her wildest dreams had she pictured what this last year would have been like. (Hell. It’s been Hell.)
Nails pick at the corner of a thick brown envelope in her lap, and she finally clears her throat to speak. “I, uh... I got it. Finally. Your money, I mean.”