“Hey. Pack a bag. We’re going.” Mason says matter of factly.
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“Hey. Pack a bag. We’re going.” Mason says matter of factly.
Mason sits at his desk, locked up in his office. He's been trying to figure out how to get to his sister, who seems to have been pulling away from him. He desperately needs her back, trying hard to avoid the pills and the razors, though it hasn't been much use. Glaring at the empty bottle, he throws it into his desk drawer and slams it shut before putting his head on his desk. Shortly after, there's a knock on the door. "Come it." He calls all muffled.
Maebelle - Heal, Kill, Trick, and Treat.
Heal: My character will tend to your character’s wounds, or be at their side when they’re sick.
Mason rolls his eyes as he tends to a squirming Maebelle. She’s been whining for the past hour, as least at the burning sensation of the disinfectant on her wounds. He was trying to be calm with her, but his patience are running thin.
“Would you stop moving!” He snaps. “I can’t make sure everything’s clean and wrapped up. Cause if not, you can get an infection and then your limbs will turn all green and Oozy and have to be cut off. And that’s no fun so sit still.” Mason tries to hide a smirk as it has the desired effect. His twin sister quiets down for him to finish.
“But be careful.” She says in a pouty voice. “It hurts a whole lot.” Mason’s bites his lip, trying to not laugh at his sisters pain, because he knows he’ll pay for it later if he does.
“Well… Yes. Rolling down a hill into a field of wild bushes was not your smartest idea. Especially since your brother told you that the bushes have thorns.” That earns Mason a dirty look and he knows he’ll pay for that later. But he shuts his mouth, finishing up tending to his sister, before picking her sore body up and bringing her up to her room.
Kill: I’ll write a angst drabble of my character violently killing yours.
Mason’s feet pound down the stairs of the abandoned house he was in with Maebelle. Suddenly he had felt very angry and Maebelle, God she wouldn’t shut up. He snaps, glaring at her with the most evil look she had ever seen. She turns, running for her life. He chases her, turning at the base of the stairs. He sees her at the tom of another staircases. She runs down it, and he chases her, getting closer and closer. Suddenly she is pushed to the ground. And then she’s hit, repeatedly. Mason beats her with a wooden board. Her blood spills out, covering the dusty floor.
Trick: Your character and mine being sneaky together
It was the day before their birthday, mischief night, and the twins were sneaking about. It was a little out of normal character, but mason said it would be fun, and so far it was. The two of them were dressed in black, not a stretch for Mason but it was for Maebelle. The two weren’t the one’s egging houses or bashing windows or throwing TP (what a waste of toilet paper. Honestly). Instead they bought silly signs and fake limbs at the dollar store and a lot of squash, Zucchini and eggplant. If they were honest, they had been planning this for a year, collecting signs from all holidays, except halloween. The two then ran around the neighborhood, sticking signs in peoples yards and putting one of the veggies in their mailbox.
The next morning, after a long night of the “Confuse not abuse” mischief they played, Mason and Maebelle sat in the living room, watching the news. Soon the local stations were all covering the confusing story of random holiday signs appearing on lawns and veggies in the mailbox. The twins nearly die laughing.
Treat: Your character and mine being sweet to one another
Mason smiles as he walks into his house. In his hands was a box. “Belly!” He calls before stopping in the kitchen, seeing her. “Ah good! there you are. I got you something!” He says, handing his sister the box. Maebelle smiles, furrowing her eyes a bit.
“Why? It’s no holiday, or our birthday.” She says. “Though I did pick something out for you.” She says before pulling out her own rectangular package from her purse, handing it to him. Next, the only sounds in the kitchen between the two were the sounds of ripping paper. Mason smiles down at the heavy book of abandoned and haunted castles in his hand. Glancing, he looks up at Maebelle, who looks like she’s in shock. Gently she takes out the gold bracelet on it sits a beautiful Vanda Orchid, Maebelle’s favorite flower, crafted out of gold, painted to look real.
“Do you like it?” He says, already knowing she does as she slips it onto her wrist. Maebelle sits speechless for another minute.
“This is so beautiful. You didn’t have to.” She says softly and Mason shrugs.
“And you didn’t have to get me this. But we got each other something they love. Because we thought of the other. We don’t need a reason to show appreciation.”
Mason walks into Maebelle's office and puts a bag on her desk. "Its for your turtles. International Turtle Day." He shrugs and let's go of the peace offering he got his sister.
Anyone but Her | Marren
I think it's great that when maebelle let go and let herself be with someone she really just let go and let herself be happy
-Anonymous
text | Belly
Mason: Hey you keeping safe?
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