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Mark loaded Duncan’s body into the trunk. Piece of shit, scrum bag of the fucking Earth. If he wasn’t already dead, he would kill him. No women deserved what Duncan had put Emma through, especially now that Mark knew what happened on Halloween. He just hoped that she had some type of peace now or some shit. At least he won’t be able to hurt anyone else anymore. Pulling up to his shop, he made sure no one was around when he pulled the car in. 

He made sure he had everything that he needed before he began Using lye and some other acid to dissolve his body in a 55-gallon drum. It wasn’t that easy but he managed. Just like he managed to get it into one of the works trucks by himself. After he covered Evie’s car with a tarp. Going out into the middle of nowhere in the woods. He started to dig the hole, making sure it was deep enough before he put the gallon drum in it. Burying it before he got back into the truck and drove back to his flat. He had taken Duncan’s keys because he wanted to check out his flat with Evie. 

Pulling up to his apartment building, he got out and moved inside. Heading straight for the shower to get cleaned up. Once he was finished, he came out and found his girlfriend in his bedroom. “How is she doing? How are you doing?” 

Perhaps if she was beautiful people would have liked her more. It felt like her life was a constant array of wishing she had just been born better. Being a high school nurse should have helped her esteem, if only to know she was one of the few selected to attend Hope Peak’s Academy. That should have made her special, but she couldn’t remember anything of her school days.

So how did she know if she was really special? It was probably a mistake that she was invited. It was doubtful she ever fit in with her classmates. Maybe, if she was pretty, no one would have ever picked on her. Tsumiki was completely entranced with the girl who walked confidently.

The girl who was beautiful. If she looked at where she was going, she probably wouldn’t have run into the trash can - but since she wasn’t she did, and the metal can clanged to the ground loudly, undoubtedly getting the stranger’s attention.

[ @eviebaker ] Andie coming to town had stirred up a lot in Charlie’s head. Evie following in close succession had stirred up more still. His brother was bothering him more and more and Charlie wasn’t an idiot.. he knew that Michael probably thought he was trying to poison his children against him, probably thought he’d already succeeded with Andie. If either of the brothers was going to poison people against the other, however, it would be Michael. He’d practically done it already with their cousin Lydia. Charlie checked his phone with a sigh. There was only one more day left until the holidays (though technically it was only a last minute hand in/catch up day for the students who were behind) and part of him missed the buzz of a high school, it was just a completely different vibe. College was great but there was still a part of him that was becoming a little fussy with it. He couldn’t keep hopping from place to place though... and who’s to say that he wouldn’t continue to get disillusioned still. Charlie wasn’t completely sure what he wanted anymore, he kept changing his mind.

Cole had been doing nothing that day. As always. In fact, when did he ever do interesting stuff. Well, thing was, it was hard enough for him to be in a house with a constant stash of alcohol there so what did he do? He just stayed locked up in his room, listening to music, sleeping, watching t.v, reading. Trying to find interesting things to do that had nothing to do with whatever kind o wine or beer they had downstairs. The perfect way of handling that though, was going out with his friends. It made things easier, it gave him other, more important and possibly better things to think about than just trying to avoid going out of his room and downstairs to the kitchen.