#jeaousy

Thanks love!

I had a similar ask not long ago that you can read here!

I love Detours. I love In Loco Parentis. Wednesday’s Child is fantastic (and not fully edited even two years later because I’m a horrible friend and beta).

Speaking of the GABI sequel, which I was working on when I got this, enjoy this scene from a scrapped opening!

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“So, magic carpet ride get you guys here?” Mal asks Aladdin with a smirk. “Or teleportation? Genie get you here?”

“Oh, no,” Aladdin shakes his head, lips quirking up. “We agreed this was probably too much for Genie. Or, he’s too much for this. But no magic, we took a plane.”

Mal hums, disappointment clear on her face.

“I thought you said they had a weird talk with you?” Carlos whispers to Jay, standing on his tiptoes to reach Jay’s ear.

“They did,” Jay mumbles back, his lips hardly moving. “But they’re acting normal now. It’s that Auradon thing people do.” Jay straightens and shoves his hands in his pockets. “Speaking of awkward, your auntie and uncle just walked in.”

Carlos elbows him in the side.

“They say anything about it to you?” Jay whispers.

“No, but I think they want to.” Carlos puts on his most charming smile when Anita and Roger meet his eye. “Hi, Anita. Hi, Roger.”

“Hello Carlos,” Anita walks up to him and hugs him.

It had taken a while for Carlos to get used to that. Anita has tried to ask, the few times he’s seen her over the past months. Whether it be meeting at the dog park or when they came up to Auradon Prep or sometimes talking on the phone. She pries, gently and cautiously, but she already knows more than Carlos ever wanted her (or anyone) to.

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All That I’m Not Makes Me All That I Am

It’s easy to get caught up in envy of others who we feel are more beautiful, successful, funnier, and the list goes on and on.  We’re all guilty of wanting what we don’t have.

During my morning commute the other day, I admired a young woman’s hair.  It was long, strong and looked like she hadn’t fussed with it at all.  It wasn’t thin like my hair or extra coarse.

I could never pull off long hair,…