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Broke by Modest Mouse ft. @escxping-fxte

Being new to a town was always difficult, but somehow it never seemed to frighten Harper but instead excited her. A new place, new place, new things to see. Why would anyone not appreciate it in all its glory. Spotting a pretty girl with a friendly face, she easily approached her with a confident smile. “So tell me, who does a girl have to bat her eyelashes at around here in order to get acquainted in a town like this?” 

Alexander was on edge, and the last thing anyone wanted to deal with was him at his worst. Wandering through the woods just down the road from where he was staying, his ears alert and eyes focused on the trail ahead of him, he knew something was out there. 

It was the summer before University, and he was both thrilled and terrified of the upcoming year. It had been a while since both him and his siblings attended the same school and they’d never had the best of relationships, if he were honest. Sighing, he ran a hand through his hair as he made his way into the outskirts of town where his uncle lived. He expected her to be there, and part of him actually hoped as it had been a while since the two of them spoke and he needed something to calm him down. Something that was familiar to him, and that’s how he ended up knocking on the door in hopes that Vita would be the one to answer. 

Heath had the weekend on and was hoping to take full advantage of the time and spend it with Timothy. Grabbing his keys off the counter, he walked out the door and hopped in his car, driving towards ‘Timothy’s place.’ “Open up, it’s the police.” He spoke in a lower than normal voice, knocking on the front door.

Caroline had never been one to have good habits, between drinking and dipping her toes into other things on occasion, she always tended to wind up in the strangest situations. Some entertaining, some your usual drunken antics, others horrid. The previous night, however, Caroline was out later than intended, drinking until the wee hours of the morning, only to walk home in the pouring rain, clothes and hair drenched. At the sound of approaching footsteps, her head turned slightly, startled by the sudden presence of another. “Hello?” She called out, her words slurred.