SHE WAS AN ABSOLUTE MESS.   not even jordan wanted to try and help fix her at this point in her  downward spiral, and if anyone could, it wouldâve been him. her phone had been dead for three days now and she hadnât left her flat in four. friends came and then left nearly as quickly as they had, deciding that sheâd shake the funk she was in, in due time. the truth was that she was tired of being  hurt  time after time by men who never truly deserved her in the first place when she looked back on it. a series of events brought her to be single for the first time in over three years, which then led to dating terrible  sad excuses  that only had one thing on their minds. as of late, her thought process had become daily prayers and chants to the goddess to bring her some sort of  beacon of hope  that things would prove to get better; isla just wished that the goddess would speed things along a bit.
            hair in unruly, bright trusses, the witch sighed softly and closed heavyâlidded eyes; eyes that were usual a bright, beaming light, now a dull shadow. her neighbors probably  hated her  now after blaring stevie nicks and fleetwood mac for the past twentyâfour hours. even still, stevie played loudly and mulan silently fell over her television screen on mute. her messy pajamas and the rings on her coffee table from several mugs of tea told how rough the weekend had been. isla was doing her best to put her recent troubles behind her and move forward  positively, though it was proving futile and forced her to consider giving up on positivityâââuntil a knock on her door and feet shuffling in caused a small quirk in her brow.
             â  arenât you sâposed to actually wait for someone tâ answer before you go  barginâ  in?  â   her words were mumbled and barely translatable with her thick scottish accent as she faced away from whoever entered the flat. the familiar laugh of a friend made isla turn her head, glancing over her shoulder to see a third of british strong style and moustache mountainâs original only resident. a long, drawn out exhale left parted plump lips before she turned back around, watching the scene where  â iâll make a man out of you â  would play if the sound was on and not stevie instead.   Â
            â  stevieâs right, you know. ah was afraid of changinâ because i built my life around this idea of what ah thought my life would be like with someone else. that landslide brought me down and now ah i donât know how to fix it. and now nonâa my mates will try to remind me  who ah am... and ah canât remember on my own...  â   sniffling, the white witch shifted on the sofa to look toward the doorway and show the sincerity in what she spoke. all she craved was someone to show her she was someone worth caring about, especially when trying to fill that  endless void  with a man had failed time and time again.
⥠ â  @FATEDFIGHTS
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