#lidia branson

That is the clinical factual side of the story, but she deserves far more than that. Our Lexxie's life has tragically ended when it barely began. Alexandra Edmond, or Lex or Lexxie as she was known to her friends, was the sweetest and most optimistic girl that there ever was. A studious student with a sunny smile. She would always be the one to point out the bright side of any situation and patch even the most awful of fights. There was never nor will there be a more gentle creature than she. She was the girl who would always be willing to stop what she was doing to assist others. This freshman was well known and loved by those who knew her best. She would stay home when others would party to make her marks the best. Often seen with her friends Katherine White, Kristyna Undinov, and especially Lidia Branson. Lexxie was inseparable from the group who always took care of each other. The group was a shining example of what true friendship was. Should a friend have had a little too much fun partying, she would be there the next day to help. Life was not all academia for little Lexxie. She was easily the most cheerful on the cheer squad. Those on the squad will always remember her as the most cheerful. She could get the crowd to feel optimistic about the outcome of the game in even the most dire circumstances. Alexandra was a true angel and will now continue to be one, even though she has been taken from us. Lexxie will be deeply missed and forever in our hearts. We loved her and she loved us all. Let her forever be the remembered as all that is good about the world.

Georgina Evelyn Monroe was wrong. It was not something which she admitted often, but it was true. Lidia had warned her about Will being a murder in order to keep the girl safe. Georgina had been so concerned at the time with trying to make Will feel better that she accidentally ended up pushing Lidia away. If the situation was reversed, Georgina would have probably acted even more extreme than Lidia had. She just wanted to keep her friend from getting hurt. That was what had caused the rift. Not some boy, not her going on a date, the fact that Georgina had ignored Lidia’s warning. It was a warning which came from years of love and worry hoping that an ill fate could be avoided. Georgina triple checked the basket she was bringing to Lidia. It had all her favorite movies, some assorted spa treatments, and a nice new electric blanket. It was the very least that Georgina could do after what had happened. Lidia had every reason to be weary of Will. Will had not even told Georgina everything. He had told her his version of the story which according to Lidia was dramatically different than what happened. Georgina could not just give up on him. She wanted to make Will better and into the person she knew him capable of becoming. In the process, she had cast aside her very best friend. Georgina was an idiot. The drive to the facility seemed longer than before. She forsook music in fear that any song might cause her to  be overly emotional. She needed to keep her wits until she had said what she needed to say to Lidia. The silence was the perfect opportunity to think about what would occur. I’m sorry didn’t seem strong enough. Georgina needed to apologize and convey that she was grateful to have a friend like Lidia. It was true that she was not quite ready to give up on Will. If she was really honest with herself, she felt as if she might be falling for him. She wanted to share that with Lidia. Lidia was her voice of reason on the rare occasions that Georgina let her imagination run wild. Actually, Lidia was always her voice of reason and most trusted councilor. Lidia probably knew more about Georgina than she knew about herself. Lidia was just trying to protect her from a future that would most likely come to pass. Suddenly, the car ride to the facility seemed to quick. The girl took a deep breath and made her way to Lidia’s room. The path was familiar but seemed an unending trip to the firing squad. When had she come to think of seeing her friend as meeting the firing squad? That wasn’t right. Georgina had to fix things before they got even worse. She took a deep breath gathering the last bit of her courage and knocked on Lidia’s door.

She soon saw Lidia's place in the distance, and did as she told her she would do and left the car a few streets down, leaving the doors unlocked for a quick getaway if she needed to, and hurried over to Lidia's place, being careful to not draw attention to herself. She found Lidia's bedroom window, and tapped it lightly, hoping it was just Lidia there.