#h2hoes

No matter how cheerful she seemed, thoughts like these used to come like everything else that she disliked, inevitable and another thing to endure. But this time, for the first time she had friends, something she still couldn’t believe as she said it out loud a few months ago. She could push away the thoughts of being alone and desolate, a lost person calling out to find her place. Here, there were people that knew sea caves and swimming but also terrifying full moons with the loss of self control , distrust of everyone around you, isolation and fear of water. People so alike to her like no one else before it was like staring into reflections of herself, that we are the same. It was Rikki and Cleo, her first people who were her anchors that she held on to the second she could.”