#lilith smith

Brandi showed up with an unannounced visit and was surprised to find a familiar face there. Although they were not particularly close back in Pleasantview, she knew Lilith and her family thanks to her son.

Though it wasn't a nice social visit. Brandi was upset when she found out Bonnie is still seeing that Smith boy behind her back. Even after they were caught in a compromising situation by Antonio and explicitly told not to see each other again.

Lilith wasn't dealing with any of that, so she sent Brandi over to Jenny instead. Jessie managed to slip past them and hide in his room upstairs before his mother found out what's the problem.

At first Jenny kinda agreed with Brandi about their kids being too young for woohooing and being reckless, but then she caught the woman's strange comments about Jessie's skin colour and it made her realize this isn't just about the kids' wellbeing.

Fandom: Doctor Who

Rating: General

Characters: Lilith, The Ninth Doctor, Rose Tyler

Word Count: 6368/12,506

Status: WIP (3/?)

Episode: Series 1 Episode 2: The End of the World

The concept of ‘home’ is funny. There are so many different cultures in this universe and so many different interpretations of the word home.

To me, home always meant the TARDIS, though. Even out in the world, or… worlds anyway, when someone would ask, “No, seriously, where are you from?” I would always give my answer as, “I’m from the TARDIS.”

How do you explain to people that your father’s homeworld, a world that you were raised to think of as a fairytale, was thought to be destroyed in a war that’s more or less thought of as myth?

How do you explain that your father had memories of watching as his homeworld burned?

It would be easier to tell them that I was from Earth, but I was there when the Earth burned, so that’s probably not much better.

I lost my tag list, but it’s also been four years so sorry

Lilith is already tired of being a kid

Tybalt had to bring Lilith over after work, but Hal also popped up for a visit as soon as he heard about his cousin returning to Pleasantview. He still wasn't sure how to feel about having step-sisters now, but Lilith was definitely the "cooler" one of the twins.

She was able to turn boring lawyer talk into a fun banter at the dinner table and make even Hal curious about what cases people turn to her with. Why couldn't he have in-laws like this?

Unfortunate history with Dirk aside, Lilith was happy for Mr. Dreamer and his new family. He always felt so miserable trying to raise Dirk on his own while struggling financially. It was nice to see him finally back on his feet with a loving wife and more children.

Bianca tried to arrange a dinner together with Lilith and Dirk, so they could catch up with each other after college. Lilith had to slither out of that and make some excuses. She didn't want to outright refuse and offend her colleague, but the idea of sitting at the table with Dirk and Miranda like they're good old friends made her guts turn upside down.

Bianca always had to make friends at the firm and bring someone home after work. This time it happened to be Lilith, who probably didn't imagine coming to this house anytime soon.

The party went on for hours and Ripp couldn't thank his husband enough for organizing it behind his back. It felt like being in college again and everyone forgot about their adult life problems, even if just for one night.

Only Lilith and Violet ended up throwing hands in the kitchen, putting Rick's "fine china" in danger. It seems like the two couldn't decide who is Rick's bestie and had to resolve it with violence.

Violet might've been sporty growing up, but Lilith had more experience with brawling defeated her way quicker than Violet would like to admit.

Thankfully, despite the incident in the kitchen and John's poor attempt at busting the party, it ended up going well and the Vandermorgans had to pack their friends into taxis in the middle of the night. After making sure everyone departed safely, they could finally enjoy what was left of their night.

Rick knew well that alcohol flows down smoother with some grease and fixed up a nice snack for the guests.

Ripp was too excited about having so many cool people in his house and reminded himself of the good old dorm days. The difference is now he actually had to worry about cleaning up the mess his friends make.