#lossofgrace

tell me your honest opinion of my portrayal

debbie had worked at the diner for many years and she had experience with so many different people, whether it be people who had parents who were okay with their lifestyle (whether they be gay, lesbian, or any part of the lgbtq+ community. and even if they weren’t apart of the lgbtq+ community, she welcomed any one into the diner) or who weren’t okay with their lifestyle. she didn’t care, she was more than happy to talk to anyone. and that was the case with grace. she didn’t care what the experienced she had in her life, she was okay talking about whatever she was comfortable with.

…………….WHEREHAVEYOUBEENI’VEMISSEDYOU

Entering the cafeteria, the young male scanned for an empty table before finding and settling for one in the corner of the cafeteria. School was the last place that the young male wanted to be, and most people knew it since the male was usually always quiet in class and always had a hard time keeping friends. He made his way over to the table before putting his bag down on the table and sitting down. The younger male was never a fan of the cafeteria food that was served, so he usually decided to work on his homework during lunch and eat whatever he could find when he got home. Opening his textbook and notebook, he proceeded to scribble down a few notes when he heard the sound of the chair next to him being pushed out, which brought him out of his daze and he looked up at the dark haired girl, raising a brow. “Can I help you?”

"You're so in love with Zoe, it's obvious."