Cold Prest Juice

Bridgette Kingsley’s Phone (1/??)

Welcome back to Edgewood. Welcome home.

At a glance, Edgewood is an ordinary midwestern town nestled among the dense forests and towering bluffs of western Wisconsin. Century-old buildings house the downtown businesses, aging retirees fuel the local gossip mill like there’s no tomorrow, and everyone seems to know everyone. But beneath the rustic charm, Edgewood’s greatest secret runs far deeper than any torrid love affair…

Edgewood is a supernatural roleplay inspired by Charmed, Maggie Stiefvater’s ‘The Raven Cycle’, Kelley Armstrong’s ‘Women of the Other World’ series, D&D, and so much more.

1. Do you ever wish you weren’t a Hawthorne?

That is a very personal question. I, I think that my family is very complicated. And there are always going to be times where I’d verbalize it, but I don’t think I actually mean it. I’m pretty sure everyone has had a moment where they wish they weren’t part of their family. Is this going on record?

2. Are you hoping to leave Edgewood one day, or do you plan to establish roots here?

I don’t think I can ever move away from this town. I mean, don’t get me wrong, I did move away for undergrad. Yet, I just ended up back in Edgewood. I don’t think my story ended here yet and it’s just the world telling me I need to be here a little bit longer. There’s so much I can do to improve the town… It would be nice to start new somewhere else though. Start fresh.

3. How do you feel about the way things are going between you and Bridgette? Do you ever worry that your friendship is misinterpreted?

Bridgette and I have always been complicated. Of course, I’ll always love her and drop everything if she needed me. That sounds a bit cliché, but it’s true. Do I love her in the same way as we did in high school? No. Although, I do wish we would speak to each other a little more. It’s hard when you’re both adulting and living two different lives. I wouldn’t say I’m worried about misinterpreting our friendship. Bridgette is a pretty blunt person. If she had something to say she would have said it. We never kept secrets from each other.

4. Speaking of friendships, do you and Phoenix ever plan to dance in a live performance together?

Haha, I don’t know about that. I tend to just dance by myself in my little corner of the library or in my studio. I hate the attention when it comes to public performances. And playing in a sport is completely different because you don’t have to remember choreographed dances. You just kinda have to trust your instincts and vaguely know the game plan.

5. Is there anything you regret not saying to someone that you wish you could go back in time and say?