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@thesambam
It is both a blessing And a curse To feel everything So very deeply.
David Jones, Love and Space Dust (via wordsnquotes)
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Another casual inclusion of incest in the world of Game of Thrones. Justification for shipping a family relation was not usually something Sam had to look for, since when was incest ever okay-- But somehow, someway, those bastard writers found a way to give her an inner conflict she never thought sheâd have.
Shivering, she turned off her laptop and shook her head. No sense in thinking about it. It was just fiction. It was more fun to focus on the dragons and the dead soldiers anyway--White walkers? Thatâs what they were called, right? Sam sometimes got confused between the shows she watched. Obviously, there was more good TV than she had the time to watch, and being in Korea made it even harder to keep up.Â
It was time to leave her small apartment anyway. Sam slipped on her sneakers and grabbed her keys, leaning down to kiss Mameulâs, her pet dalmatian, head goodbye before heading out. It was cool outside, thankfully. Summer might be her favorite season, but she couldnât stand sweating. Heat in Korea could be pretty bad, but she didnât have to worry about it today. In the corner of her eye, she saw a merchant selling rice cakes and other Korean type street food. She didnât know the names of them all, but sheâd learn. What better way to educate herself than to eat her way through the country?
Alert: Iâm alive.
@manticxre
Without putting on her shoes, Sam stepped out onto the white sand. She wasnât sure what beach she was on, or where Daeyoung transported her to. One minute she was home, the next... How could this happen? Could he really be telling the truth?
The dogs flew past her, running towards the seashore. She almost wanted to stop Mameul, tell her it was some sort of trap. This couldnât be real. But she was feeling it. The sand was there, she could smell the salty ocean. She looked back at Daeyoung, and for a second, she forgot they were arguing at all.
âCan you get your wheelchair onto the sand? Or do you have more...â Sam stopped herself. Was she really going to say it out loud? It would make it real. It would signify âYeah. I believe you.â
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@manticxre
His tattoos were somehow... Moving? Was he having an allergic reaction? her nose scrunched up, furrowing her eyebrows in thought. âIf this is true... Do something magical right now.â She looked at Mameul try to squeeze around Chongalâs large head to get to the water--The bowl wasnât large enough for the both of them. Sam Got up to fill up a regular bowl with water as well, putting it down for the puppy to drink out of.Â
Sam placed her cell phone on the other side of the room, knowing there couldnât possibly be any wires or tricks in her house. âI want you to levitate my phone up--And bring it to me.â
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@manticxre
âIâm glad to hear that.â She couldnât help but smile when she saw Chongal all over him. It was cute that they bonded so quickly. It was hard to believe that they just met each other not too long ago.Â
Sam got up to put some water in the doggy bowl, offering it to either dog to drink if theyâd like. She scratched at the back of her neck, looking over at the boy. There was no sense in beating around the bush.
âSo... You said you were a wizard. Like. A real life wizard. Was that a practical joke?â There was no sense in lying to her now. No one would lie about that for so long, and she was curious to hear his explanation.
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@manticxre
"I needed some, yeah.â She nodded slowly but stepped aside anyway. This was probably going against her better judgment, but she wanted things back to normal. They were going to talk it out, and she really did believe in his apology. She blushed a little, realizing how truly puny her apartment was in comparison to his. It was a little embarrassing for him to be here now more than before since she knew where he lived.Â
She went to go sit back on her bed, crossing her legs as she looked towards him. "So.. Weâve needed to talk, huh. How have you been? Please... Be honest this time.â
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@manticxre
Sam slowly stood up. She wasnât one to play hard to get, but she didnât want him to think she was overly eager. âJust one second!â She ran her hand through her hair, fixing it up in the mirror. Lightly putting on some lipgloss, she rubbed her lips together and looked down at the Doberman. She let him follow her to the door.Â
She looked down at the clearly apologetic looking man, crossing her arms as she leaned against the doorframe. Sam wasnât sure if she should let him come inside, she doubted heâd ask her to.Â
âSo... You missed me, huh?â
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@manticxre
txt: This is only step one you know
txt: did you miss me?â
She bit her upper lip as she sent that message. She wondered what he would say. There were quite a few times that Sam tried to illicit a response from him--Heâd always pretend he never heard her, or give her an indirect response. She looked outside the window, finally seeing him roll towards her apartment. Was she ready to be alone with him? She definitely needed to talk to him about building trust again.
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@manticxre
Daeyoung was nowhere in sight. It was weird, she didnât know how someone on a wheelchair can knock, leave this, and escape so quickly--It didnât make a lot of sense to her. She allowed the dog to come into the apartment. If Dae wanted him back, he should come and get him. Sam pulled the basket of things into her apartment, feeling conflicted as to whether or not to accept them. But, they were her puppy, and she was sort of relieved he gave her things she couldnât provide for her.
Sam laid on her stomach, looking out the window as she stared to check for the boy. He must be around the neighborhood somewhere. She opened the letter and slowly began to read it. An hour passed, she was still contemplating on the words in the letter. Should she talk to him? Her hand went to grab her phone, writing texts, then deleting them, then writing them again. Finally, she started to press send.
txt: you know Iâm not going to object to you buying me things anymore
txt: donât regret spending your money on me
She hoped her words came off as playful. She wasnât sure if she totally forgave him, but she did miss him.Â
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@manticxre
Hearing a knock on the door, she jumped up a little. Sam didnât know anyone  in Korea, so she wasnât expecting anyone to knock on her door. Maybe it was the landlord. Was it time for her rent? Her mom usually was the one that dealt with that-- She picked up her pepper spray just in case, carefully opening the door. âWho is iiit--â Blinking twice, her eyes went straight to the dog, panting in front of her. âChangol? What are you doing here?âÂ
Her eyes went down to the basket on the floor. She couldnât help but pout as she leaned down. It was all stuff for Mameul, all the things she couldnât afford. She picked up the letter that she saw, then stood up to look around. âWhereâs your owner, hmm?âÂ
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@manticxre
A week or so passed after the incident. Sam mostly stayed home on her bed, going on for the occasional walk to get Mameul healthy. She didnât want to punish her dog for things that happened between her and Dae. Sometimes when she went for a walk, she thought she saw someone on a wheelchair. But the image disappeared as soon as it came.
She was still in denial, about everything. The idea that magic could exist was almost⊠Too exciting. If it ended up being a lie too, she would be crushed. It was like having a childhood fantasy come to life only to be told it was all a trick of the eye. Imagine the things she could do with magic. Maybe she could go back in time, learn who her father was, stop him from leaving. Maybe she could potion up a cure for her motion sickness and go on all the roller coasters she wanted toâ
âŠThe two scenarios were vastly different in importance, but the idea that magic could open up doors for her that she never thought possibleâŠ
But, she wasnât an idiot. A kidâs dream of waving a wand and shit was just that. A dream. Dae didnât seem to even need a wand. It made sense if it was fake and all. She looked down at her feet as she laid in bed. Korea was so exciting for a moment there. Now, it was back to the boring reality that she was here alone, and all her friends were back home in Boston.
Sometimes, sheâd catch herself staring at her phone, hoping to see if he texted her or something. She was always disappointed when there wasnât anythingâEven though she shouldnât be. For a moment, it felt good to have that nervousness, the playfulness of liking someone. Even if he didnât return her feelings, which, it seemed like he didnât, she got to be as close to him as she wanted to. And that was honestly good enough for her at the time.
Although they were friends for a short amount of time, now it felt like she was missing something. A piece to the puzzle of her life, and she couldnât find it. She could learn to live without it, probably. She just wasnât sure she wanted to.
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@manticxre
âThis bitching--â She gaped at him, crossing her arms as she looked at him. Fuck man, was she going through the motions with him. First she was sad, then she was scared--Now she was getting pissed off. Being âuntruthfulâ was an understatement, and it seemed like to her, that he didnât know exactly what he was doing. âLet me break it down for you.â
âSo, I come to your house. I get drunk, I sleep over. You tell me you like me, you confirm in the morning, we eat together. Your puffball freaks me out, causing me to fall over, and instead of helping me up, you laugh at me. I tell you that thing is not a hamster, because I dunno, I have more than two brain cells, and you treat me like Iâm an idiot. So then I go, huh. Maybe he actually doesnât really like me.â
Now that sheâs on a rant, she felt like she couldnât stop. Before when she was convinced that he was a psycho, she wanted to placate him so he wouldnât kill her. Sam wasnât comfortable in this environment, but she had a feeling he wouldnât do anything to hurt her. âBecause, well, I dunno. If a guy likes a girl, he wouldnât just laugh at her and make her feel dumb. He wouldnât just ignore her questions and expect her to move on. Then he wouldnât lock her in the house because she got upset and make her actually fear for her life.â
Her eyebrows furrowed, taking a gulp before continuing. âYouâre not entitled to anything from me because of your past. Youâre living the life now--You have a family, you have money, and clearly being in a chair doesnât bother you so... Why are you trying to get me to feel sorry for you?âÂ
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@manticxre
Sam looked over at the door. She didnât fully understand what he was talking about, and how could getting out lead her home, but maybe thatâs where she needed to go. Get in bed, have a long nice cry, then forget this all happened. It was hard to do that, with everything that went on between them. This wasnât a normal kind of fight, he wasnât a normal kind of person. Losing the guy that she knew that morning, the guy she knew the day before, itâd break her heart. But it seemed like that guy didnât exist, and she didnât know who she was sitting with now.Â
âAre you really getting mad again? Your cycle of crying and anger is really tiring.â She rubbed her face and slowly stood up, walking towards the door. She looked over her shoulder at him once more before she left. âYou know, I really did like you back.â
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@manticxre
âI get where youâre coming from.â And she really did. But there were rational ways to handle a situation, and his actions went beyond rationality. God Forbid she actually did insult his parents. What would he have done to her then? The way he spoke, his actions. He was trying to guilt her into forgiving him, make it all go away. âBut I donât know what the adopting you has got to with your anger problems. Not everyone in the world is going to like your parents. Are you going to hunt them all down and kill them?â
Sam sucked in her cheeks, taking a deep breath as she furrowed her eyebrows. It showed pictures of puffballs, much like Poof. Honestly, the pictures were adorable. And normally, she wouldâve been overjoyed to look at them. She couldnât read the writing, but she stared at the images anyway, hoping to understand what Poof was and what Daeyoung was trying to convey.
This was about the 5th time that he mentioned that he was a wizard. It was strange. She didnât know whether to laugh or have him checked out for a mental disability. However, too much went on that she didnât have an explanation for, and she was finding it harder and harder to just simply dismiss his claims. She didnât convey to him her lack of belief--She wasnât sure heâd fess up to lying, and she wanted to know where he was going with this regardless. With money, rich people could do impossible things. This could be any kind of magic movie art that he was trying to trick her with.
âIâm having... A really hard time focusing on what youâre saying.â Sam leaned down to sit on the floor. That day was filled with nothing but a roller coaster of emotions, and she couldnât handle this on top of it too. Sam loved magic. She loved the idea of it, the fantasy, and normally, if she wasnât so upset, sheâd eat all this shit up, real or not. But right now, she was upset. Whatâs worse is that she had no one to turn to. She couldnât go to her mom about this, sheâd force her to go back home. Dae was the only true friend she made in Korea so far, and it turned out he wasnât a true friend at all.
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@manticxre
Was he talking to her? She furrowed her eyebrows, still trying to get her bearings. Slowly, but surely, the nausea went away, and she could see the library for what it was. There was some kind of unicorn situation going on in the center, and there was a lot of special effects happening around her. She wasnât sure what Daeyoung was doing. Somehow, he was on the floor, playing with a book. It didnât make any sense to her. Why would he bring her hereâAnd how did he do that, for that matterâAnd why he didnât seem to know she was here or something.
The fact that Mameul didnât attend to her worried her on two levels. A) She was no where near the dog. B) The dog didnât know her own name well enough yet to respond. She supposed she didnât have many answers to questions, and only more questions came flooding in when she finally paid some attention o what he was doing. His apology was abrupt, and she wasnât sure if it was genuine. He spoke of two worldsâShe assumed that of the rich and that of the⊠Not so rich. âYouâre going to⊠Teleport me?â
Is that what he did? Is that how she got here? Teleportation? Someone recently asked her what was her favorite superpower. Maybe this was Daeyoungâs crazy way of trying to impress her. Maybe he just had too fiery of a temper. Could she handle that? Wasnât he dangerous?
Sam gulped down when she heard him sniff. She looked down at her shoes, leaning against a table as she tried to think out her next course of action. She was probably being naive all over again, but the storm seemed to have passed. Her phone wasnât even on her anymore, so any shot of calling the police was gone now. Whatever this place was, whatever he was trying to convey to her, she was curious about it.
Curiosity killed the cat. Was she that dumb?
âDo you lose your temper a lot?â