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ive been thinking of hunter!kaiser who grew up in snowy mountain ranges and has had to hunt wildlife in order to survive. during one of his hunting trips, he mistakes your movement for the movement of a deer and shoots you down. when he realizes he's shot you, he takes you back to his cabin and patches up yours wounds. due to his expertise of woodland life, he's able to use his surrounding resources to nurture you back to health.
unfortunately for you, during this healing process, and because he hasn't seen another person around these parts of the mountains, he's become grossly infatuated with you. and when your father comes knocking at his door, asking is he's seen a lone person whisking through the woods, he tells him he hasn't seen another person until that morning when your father knocked in the door. all the while you're strapped down in bed with a gag in your mouth to prevent you from screaming
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do you hear BRUTAL BY OLIVIA RODRIGO playing? oh, that must be CAMILA BARRERA breezing by. i don’t know if you recognize them, but they look like INDE NAVARRETTE to me. i heard that SHE has been in town for TWENTY SIX YEARS, which is crazy considering they are TWENTY SIX years old. yeah, they live over on ELECTRIC AVENUE, and i heard that they work as a BOOKINGS MANAGER @ AMOR STUDIOS ( IN TOWN ). i love that they remind me of SMUDGED AND BLEEDING EYELINER AT THE END OF THE NIGHT, BIG BULKY HEADPHONES, QUIET MOOD-LIT ROOMS, & THE VIEW THROUGH A WINDSHIELD MIRROR WITH DICE OVER IT, but … ugh, their playlist is so weird. why are HYSTERICAL WOMEN, LIKE A G6, HERE COMES THE SUN, & LEAVE ME ALONE in the queue?
Camila's mom left when she was four. Which was fine. It wasn't like she ever really knew that lady, so it wasn't like she could even miss her, and she didn't even have to miss her, anyway. Her dad pulled double duty, thank you very much, even with his busy schedule as a marketer. It took him out of town often, but with the help of some neighbors, they made it work. Ideally, he probably should've moved a few towns over to be closer to his side of the family, but he didn't want to uproot Camila's life even further. It was kind, really. And, as she got older, she figured she'd step up to the plate and make it all work even better for the two of them. She'd get a job at sixteen, help him cut back on some hours, find a good middleground together. He'd given her a lot. She'd wanted to give something back.
Instead, at sixteen, her dad changed the plan on her. Which, to be fair, she'd never actually told him the plan. And it wasn't like she could be mad that he'd fallen in love again. And it wasn't like it reasonable for her to be mad that instead of having to take on some bills at sixteen, there was another adult covering them. And her kids. And who could be mad at their family getting bigger? Who could be mad at strangers deciding they'd like to love her and her dad? It was a non-issue, aside from all the ways it was. It wasn't so easy to join a family at sixteen. Her stepsiblings had been raised together; her dad had a gap to fill, but she didn't. She didn't feel unloved at all, but she couldn't shake the feeling of being a plus one to the party.
For a girl who spent her entire life trying to feel in control of it, a big change she had relatively no say in was a hard thing to get used to. It made her double down on making everything else make sense. She loved music, but that wasn't a career; she'd pursue something administrative, something practical. If her dad was going to bring other people in, she was going to keep everyone else out, scared to get close and have to deal with any emotional fallout. The momentary lapse in judgement she had in the form of a brief summer romance after high school only strengthened that. She had dreams bigger than this town, but leaving it held too many variables. It was safer to stay in one place. If everything else was going to change, she would make sure she stayed the same. And if it made her stircrazy, she would definitely not spend any time wondering if that was exactly how her mother had felt.
