#suburbanxclone

“...where did you f i n d that?”

“are you for fucking REAL? why would i pay someone to tell me that i’m hella fucked up? i can do that MYSELF for free. i roll my therapy up and smoke it.”

          ❛ i dunno, some kind of magic trick? i though’ abou’ buyin’ a nice gift for cal’s new house... it was either this or a dog. ❜             @suburbanxclone. cont from here.

A sigh fell from her lips, not wanting to hear that tone of voice or see that look. And to think the only one that ever gave her a look of concern would be her own clone. Not Paul. Why would he? “Come on, Ali, I didn’t come here for pity.” To be honest, she wasn’t sure why she was here.

Beth rubbed at her face in an irritated fashion, exhaling a heavy sigh that matched her expression. “Ali, we have to do it. We need some kind of safety net and it’s the only way we can get Cosima closer to us. I promise you, whatever money you put in will be paid back in full.” 

Donnie poked his head up from the drawer he’d been rummaging through, his eyes meeting Alison’s for a brief moment before he shoved the dresser drawer shut and got to his feet, something tucked under his arm. He’d been feeling that way about people too lately, and the need for an escape, even for a night was something he desperately was craving. “You’re right. You’re absolutely positively right. And you know what we should do about it?” He paused for a moment, eyes glossing over with excitement, “Play hooky. Just the two of us. We can ask Sarah to bring Kira over for a playdate, that way there’s someone else besides Helena who can help watch the kids.” Now came the tricky part. His idea for their grand escape wasn’t something they’d done before, and there was a huge chance Alison would say no. “I think we should go to the country – it’s not even an hours drive out of Scarborough, we’ll be there before sunset,” he explained, his free hand reaching for the blanket under his arm. “Just the two of us, a cozy blanket, a field under the stars. We can talk about anything, or nothing…” Maybe now she considered him one of the stupid people she’d encountered today. “What do you say Ali?”