Post by FIONA CHARLOTTE MARDER on Jun 27, 2013 19:35:31 GMT -6
[atrb=border,0,true][atrb=style, background-color: 363636; width: 330px; padding-top: 15; padding-bottom: 30;] you know i'm gonna find a time to catch your hand and make you stay Every single day became easier for Fiona to deal with, though she did have her bad days. If she sat idle for too long, she’d begin to think about him, and see his face. She’d start to relive all of the fun memories that they had, and it put her right back to square one. Her drinking had gotten worse since she found out the news, and to be quite fair and honest, she wasn’t dealing with it at all. She was trying to forget it, trying to forget he even existed. But trying to forget someone you love with every fiber in your being, is like trying to remember someone you had never even met. They say that time heals on wounds, and in her case, she hoped that was true. Fiona had nearly stopped talking to everyone that had been associated with Jaxon, except for his sister. They needed each other. She was really the only family that Fiona had left, except for her parents. But they didn’t understand; they still had each other. Fiona was alone now, and she knew that no one would ever be able to take his place. Her mind was always clouded, and it was the worst at night. She would lie awake, curled up into the fetal position, sobbing. Her last words to him replayed over and over again. ”You know what Ace, you are a right fucking bawbag. I can’t fucking deal with this anymore! Don’t ever talk to me again!” She wished she could take it back, and had she known that was the last time she would ever see him again, she wouldn’t have ever said it. All Fiona wanted was be with him again, more than anything. The death of her boyfriend had turned her into even more of a cynical bitch, which some people might find surprising. Fiona felt even more alone now, than she ever had. When her grandfather died, she at least had Jaxon. And now that he had passed, well there was always Rashel. But after her close encounter with death, Fiona just kept her feelings to herself. She wanted to forget everything. The booze helped with that, kept her mind busy. Her drinking wasn’t social though, no. She’d buy a half gallon and go lock herself in her apartment, listening to old mix CDs that they had made together. So cliché, but there was really no other way for her to cope. See, she wasn’t the best coper. She didn’t quite know how to deal with her feelings, so she ignored them until it was too much. And that’s where she was at currently in life. Despite everything that was going on her personal life, Fiona still had a job. There was a large event coming up in a few days, for some stupid benefit show. She didn’t care, but she still had to get everything straightened out. A quick glance at the Newport Times paper, and she noticed an ad for a new florist shop. She had her outs with almost every florist in town, and was actually surprised that there was a new shop. Surely it was going to be her first stop. There could be no harm in trying, right? Keys were snatched out of her catchall, and soon she was out, not without a few touchups though. Her hair looked fine and well, and her appearance was professional enough, though still edgy. She had decided previously on what flowers to get, so she could get in and get out as fast as possible, complete with a picture and everything. Within the blink of an eye, Fiona Marder found herself in front of a modern looking shop, brand new by the looks of it. As her heeled foot in the ground, she stepped out of her car gracefully. A skeletal hand gripped the door handle, swinging the glass sheet towards her. It was beautiful on the inside, simple yet bold. Exactly the type of place that Newport needed. She slid her sunglasses to the top of her head, and walked up to the counter to greet a young lady. ”Welcome to Lone Arrangers, what can I help you with?” She greeted cheerfully. Fiona hated cheer, especially these days. “Aye, I need to place a large order for an event. But I’d like to consult a florist first, to make sure your shop is what I’m looking for.” |
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