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said: “i’m not supposed to have anyone here.”

He met her warning with narrow eyes and a frown of mixed confusion and disgust. Did he look like he cared about where he was or wasn’t allowed to be? “That’s not my problem.” He said as he stood his ground. “But you know what? – I’ll make this easy for you.” He hadn’t seen Jordan at training at all that week, and as pissed as he was about the possibility of her giving up on Cobra Kai, there was also a part of him that wanted to give her the benefit of the doubt. For old time’s sake.

❛   if you stick around for a few minutes, she’ll show up.   ❜        she doesn’t leave the enigmatic answer enough time to hang in the air before she’s elaborating, arms crossed over her chest as she leans against the door.        ❛   after that fight, and what happened to miguel....   ❜        words trail off as she shakes her head, gaze stuck on her ratty high-tops, fingernails pressing against skin as she inhales, de-flexing as she exhales.        ❛   my abuela doesn’t want me in cobra kai right now, and seeing how she’s the only reason I was able to leave ohio in the first place, I can’t really go against her.   ❜        there’s a small pause as her gaze finds his.        ❛   did your parents not freak out?   ❜

that much is the truth. liliana martinez is a woman who doesn’t hide her emotions for anyone or for any reason, and jordan knows she’s never seen her abuela look more scared and disappointed than when she was picking jordan up from school on day one early after being called personally by the principal. but this next part?        ❛   I miss it. a lot. I want to come back, but I can’t. not right now; maybe after things have died down, but right now it’s too fresh.   ❜