"It was a real love dance."
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"It was a real love dance."

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Ernest Hemingway - the start of six word stories (via gildedanchors)
I do so love the tabloids.
They don't bother you with their invasive tendencies?Â
call // liam
Liam[sees the caller ID and picks up quickly.]: Bri?
Brielle: [Voice hitches at the abrupt sound of her voice - almost as though she wasn't expecting him to pick up.] Hey, Liam. [The words coming out soft, as though she weren't sure of them before they left her lips.] How are you?
call // liam
Brielle: [Running her hand nervously through her hair as she waits for him to pick up.]

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The calming effect Brielleâs murmured words and warm grip had on Nora was unexpected, it was the trigger for her walls to break down, and she felt it becoming increasingly difficult to hold back tears. âI blame myself. I was away for almost three yearsâŚI took them all for granted, and nowâŚNow, I donât know how to talk to the family I do have left.â Neither one of the options sounded appealing to Nora, on the one hand, have more surprises unveiled, and on the other, try to have a meaningful conversation with her brother. Nora struggled to recall a previous time when she had felt this dejected, but she had never lost someone before, and now she had lost her parents, and her sister. As she was reminded of the fact that at the core of her pain was her twinâs self inflicted demise, Nora felt a sob rake the inside of her throat. âIâm not going to do this,â She told herself.Â
Everything Nora was trying to hold back - the thickness that Brielle could swear she heard in the blonde's voice, drew the Harcourt closer with the strong desire to soften the edges sorrow was protruding in the remaining twin's life. It was hard not to think of Nina in these instances; she didn't think there had been a time when she had seen Nora in tears before. And much like the mourning sibling, the brunette recalled several instances where Nina kept her tears at bay - if only to refrain from ruining the mascara she had painted eyelashes on to perfection. It wasn't a pretty sight when she cried, this much the egotistical twin had acknowledged, which had her ensuring that her face was to be hidden, even during the times she had sought out her alleged best friend for comfort. Brielle's hand reached around for Nora's back, and drew soothing circles, as parents often did for their children. "Family has always been a difficult concept," she murmured in agreement. "But keeping them at arm's length won't make what you've lost any easier." She thought of the way that Liam had sought to solve the threats on Kaleb alone, and the way Nina had barricaded herself with Maxine before taking her own life - they were all recipes for disaster. "Try, Nora. Let someone share your grief with you, because you're definitely not alone." Her brother too had lost his sister. Perhaps it wasn't the same degree of a twin, but she could tell that Liam had tried his best to make it up to Nina when he had returned to Deering. Though his efforts were often wasted away, Brielle would have liked to believe there had been some progress in their relationship - enough for each to feel protective of one another once again. And like Nora, he too had lost their parents. Maybe it wasn't the same wave of combined news of having three fifths of their family, but losing parents was never an ordeal easily forgotten - especially when the expectation would be that they'd leave in their sleep once old age had caught up with them. "Not going to do what?" Brielle had gotten a little teary with the trips down memory lane - causing her eyes to shine as she braved another glance at the girl that looked so much like her parted friend.
Who are you currently living with?
If you're asking if I'm with anyone in my hotel room at the moment, then no.Â
How's your relationship with your brother going?
I can't exactly pinpoint it, to be honest. My brother and I have never been very sibling-like, especially with his frequent absences much like Mother and Father. However, he did show up during my most recent surgery. Thus, the answer is a huge dose of uncertainty.Â
FMK: Liam, Jude, Nate.
As a rule of thumb, I donât do FMKs. But given the case, Iâll have to say that Iâd
F(latter) Liam,Â
M(ake desserts with) Jude,
and K(indly remind) Nate to keep up with his studies.Â
Tell us about your family.
My parents are my idols. And though the majority of the Harcourts appear to have been brought up in a very rigid structure, I'd like to think that my parents are the most lax amongst them. That's not to say they weren't hardworking, in fact, I'd like to think I've gotten my work ethics from them, and they always try to make it back for Christmas whenever they can. It did get rather lonely without them during every other day of the year, but Jenkins was an excellent guardian in my parents' and brother's absence.Â
I have several older cousins, all of which, have entered their own respective professions. But perhaps due to the age gap, we're not entirely the closest in relations. My older brother, Cooper, and my youngest cousin, Abby, are probably the only two closest to my age. Yet, I feel like those two are due for the most guidance amongst all our family members.Â

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What terrifies you beyond all reason?
Failure - failure to those who I've lost, the ones that are still here, and the ones I haven't met yet. In failing them, I feel like I've failed myself.Â
What brought you to L.A.?
A desire for change. Though, I suppose that's often the path one takes once they've been freed of the shackles that once tied them to one place. I want to be able to pursue my dreams, and there was nothing else holding me back in Deering.Â
Describe in detail your ideal date.
My ideal date would be a non-first date. Thereâs always so much nervous energy in those kinds of settings, so my ideal environment would be dinner on the patio - in an area reserved just for us, as our private conversation drifts into the night air. The idea also sounds highly romantic too, donât you agree?Â
"Well then you can talk to me about my life choices and Iâll tell you why Iâm making them. You, at least, can be rational about it. Ma and Pop canât.â
"Yes, Iâm giving up on being a doctor. Because no program is going to take me in once they hear why I was expelled from my previous one. Besides, I only was doing the doctor thing to be better than you, and I still failed at that. I wasnât happy with it. I need to do something else. Something that makes me happy. Iâm playing house with Jude and Abby, yes, and right now, that has been working out better than I could have anticipated. So, Iâm not doing anything else at the present time. I donât have a plan, yet. Thatâs what you want to hear. I donât have much planned out at this point. I need to figure it out, I know. Iâm justâŚafraid."
Brielle disagreed. She thought their parents were one of those most rational and understanding of parents in Deering. But despite her own thoughts, she gestured for him to continue - hoping that sense would come from hearing him out.Â
Again, it was the matter of besting her. Why couldn't her brother see that she never intended to compete with him - that she never had? Yet, she kept her lips sealed, not wanting to make it seem like all that effort he had put in were for naught. Brielle could only hope that after this incident, Cooper will be able to put those ideas of competition behind the both of them. Her lips unconsciously moved downwards when her brother finished his train of thought. Brielle had always been the structured type, and so hearing that they wasn't an actual plan in his life made her anxious -Â for him. "Afraid of what? And even if you don't intend to go back into the field of medicine, do you really want to have that kind of unjustified shame looming over your records? Cooper, if you didn't do it, you need to fight for what is right. Otherwise, people will always seem you as the one that tried to deal while you were enrolled. Don't you want to clear your name, and prove our parents that they were wrong about you?"
"Honestly, Iâve been thinking a lot about going into education, but Iâm not sure if Iâd make a great teacher. I want to sit on it for a bit longer before I decide. Thatâs certainly a profession that you want to be sure about, you know?"
"Wow, since you were twelve? Thatâs amazing. When I was twelve, I think I wanted to be a doctor, but that was before I knew about the blood and guts and scariness."Â
"You could always try applying as a TA in some of your courses? That would give you an idea how you'll fair as an instructor. Granted, they tend to expect a certain level of grades to accompany the position. But, of course, that's always up to you; you can always try out the co-op portion of your program to see if it's a right fit for yourself as well."
"Yes, twelve. A little odd for a child isn't it - to be so set on something at such a young age. I think it had to do with the field trip we went on, and after that, I was set on the idea. Scariness? As in natural causes like grief and death, or...?"

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"I think we should all be able to live the life we want" Dani knew all too well about not being able to live the life she wanted to live, Michael wouldnât let her. "Oh so youâre into law then?" Dani asked "well L.Aâs a nice place and I think youâve done right to choose L.A instead of somewhere thatâs close to those memories"
"I think that is a courageous aim - doing what we want. But, there always tends to be so many obstacles that keep you from it, to the point of making you wonder if that path was the correct one to begin with." She still remembered a time when she could have left Deering a lot sooner than she did. Upon the request of Alec, she begrudgingly stayed in a town that had caused her so much pain. And yet, with only weeks into this new city, she already encountered something that could have been potentially fatal to her life. Was that the trade off that fate was trying to deter her from? Emotional pain for physical harm? "That I am. I don't entirely remember a moment in my life when that wasn't the direction I wanted to go. Thank you. I hope that LA will bring me many happier ones to keep."
You would be surprised by the stories I could tell you about the people who sneak in. I only harass the suspicious characters, or the ones who are worth talking to.Â
Sounds like you have a number of them under your belt. So, if I were to guess, you'd find me belonging to the suspicious sort? After all, you were rather aggressive about calling security.Â