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Molly never did understand why her parents decided to have her and her brother so far apart.
Owen was already eleven when she was born. They were always very sweet to each other, but the age difference was so broad, they just never really had a lot in common. They grew up more or less separately, living very different lives. While she was in elementary school, he was in college. Not only was he in college, but he was was in a different country; he had gone to school in the UK. For all intents and purposes, she was an only child. There was one very notable exception, of course. One summer, when Owen was back in the house for his usual one-or-two month trip, his girlfriend from school and several of her friends flew out to visit with him in the states. They were friendly and very British, and were all very nice to her and played with her in the pool. What she remembered the most, though, was one guy that came with them. She was old enough to think he was handsome, but too young to attract his attention, or to even know what to do with it if she had it. Looking back, he was the very first guy who ever made her feel that way. Of course, he and the others went back to England, and she never saw him again.
She was a shy kid, but in high school she discovered the theater club, and started to come out of her shell. She was very little, and tended to get ingenue parts instead of the lead, but she still loved it. She went on to college where she studied communications and public relations, focusing heavily on her studies and trying her best to navigate the mysterious labyrinth of dating college boys. Then in her senior year, to fulfill a humanities graduation requirement, she took a class on modern feminism. She thought she would simply learn about "gender inequality" and that sort of thing. It was taught by a woman in her early fifties but who was in great shape, with long silver hair and round little glasses. She spoke softly, never answering questions; instead, she just asked more of them. A lot of kids hated the class. It seemed impossible to do well in it with such a subjective lesson structure. Molly, however, was totally in love. She had never thought about just how much she let people expectations of her define her. There was so much she wanted to try, but was totally mortified at the idea of trying it. She had had a few boyfriends, but had always let them dictate what they did and when and how. She never went after what *she* wanted. She worried about what people would think if they found out. Suddenly, she felt like she had unlocked a super power. She wanted to start living her life in a whole new way. She was graduating in May, and had new job in a really promising firm in the city starting in the summer. Her dad went with her to find a small loft apartment in her price range, and she was intensely excited to become the new person that she never imagined she could be…
But then she got news. Owen was getting married.
Of COURSE she was happy for him! And oh my god… his fiance’s family was rich! They wanted to throw a destination wedding! She looked up the tropical resort where it was happening, and it looked GORGEOUS! She was so happy to be there for him! But... it was happening NOW.
It actually fit with her schedule. Her new job didn’t start for a month after graduation. She could totally make the trip, and stay in a gorgeous beachside bungalow and lounge in the tropical sun. But... she had WANTED to spend that month exploring her new city, discovering what sort of person she could be when she started to live by her new rules. When she thought about it, though, maybe this a blessing in disguise? She’d be away from home, in a place where she could explore herself. She’d have to be careful about what she let her family see, but maybe she’d find some chances to test her own limits while still being there for Owen and her family.
She went shopping for a whole new wardrobe and new bathing suits, learning more about her upcoming vacation. It turned out Owen was actually marrying a girl he had reconnected with. He had dated her years ago, in college. She knew who he meant, right away; the girl who had come to visit us when she was little. She wondered… were they still friends with the guy that had come to her house when she was a kid? Would he be there?
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Molly stepped down the staircase that was pushed up against the plane, reaching up to pull her sunglasses down over her eyes. Oh wow… it was GORGEOUS here. The air was gloriously warm, the sky was a bright blue she had only ever imagined. She could already hear the ocean; The waters in the lagoon around their resort were supposed to be among the calmest and bluest water in the pacific, but here on the east shore, she had heard, was some of the best surfing in the world. She had never surfed before, but she already knew she was going to give it a try.
She followed the line of people down the stairs. She was careful how she placed her feet, not wanting to catch a sandal. She adjusted her purse, loving the sensation of the sun on her naked shoulders, her sundress catching a faint breeze off the water, making her swell with excitement, smelling the luscious salt of the ocean. She had taken a different flight than her parents since they were coming from different states, and knew that she had to hustle to meet them, so once she was off the stairs she eagerly took a seat on the airport trolley, and rode into the small building that they used as an airport to make her way through customs. She met her folks by the baggage carousel, hugging them both. Her mother commented on her new nose ring, but she promised them she wouldn’t wear it during the ceremony. Once they had all their bags, they went down to the pickup area, where a van with the resort’s logo on it was waiting. The guy who greeted them had a gorgeously wide smile whose whiteness contrasted with his dark skin, and she immediately liked him. She watched him load their bags into the back, enjoying the way the muscles moved in his back, and remembered to run inside and quickly buy a prepaid phone, since they were in a different country and her normal phone wouldn’t work. She had the salesgirl activate it, and returned to the van, riding it back, chatting happily with her parents and with the driver, who told them all about the island and all the things to see and do there. She laughed… already thinking of some of the things she could do with him. When she tipped him, she made sure her new temporary phone number was written on the bill.
The resort was as amazing as she had imagined. Tall buildings of native wood and bamboo with a huge open-air lobby, with bars everywhere. They all checked in, and were given keys to their individual bungalows. Her parents had one of the larger suites that were back among the main buildings, but Molly actually had one of the small ones that were situated out in the lagoon itself, all attached back to the beach by a narrow wooden walkway. She hugged her parents and made her way out across the gorgeously manicured grounds. So much to do! So much to see! The beach of the lagoon was gorgeous. They had immaculate wooden footpaths, but she took off her sandals and walked down through the pure white sand, marveling at how blue and clear the water was… it looked like she could see all the way out to the horizon. They had all sorts of boat rentals, and while she knew she probably couldn’t afford to rent anything herself, she was determined to get out on a boat at some point during the week. She found the long walkway that lead out into the water, where a dozen small wooden huts with thatched roofs stood up on stilts, with nothing but gorgeous clear water in every direction. She made her way down the path, looking at the small wooden plaques over the doors, The bungalows didn’t have numbers they had names. Soon, she found hers. She smiled when she read it; ‘Tlazolteotl’... She liked it, but she’d never be able to pronounce it.
It was a small room, but with a high ceiling… completely open on both sides with wide glassless windows with diaphanous curtains that were pulled back, letting that delicious ocean smell fill the space. The bathroom was separated by a single wall; a clawed bathtub and a overhead shower that stood open in the middle of the space. A small walkway ran around the outside of the hut, letting her walk around and see in every direction, or to duck down to drop out into the water. There was a simple chest of drawers and a wide, lush-looking bed with light, airy fabric draping over it from the ceiling…. Hanging opposite the slow-turning ceiling fan. She squealed with delight, dropping her bags and collapsing into the bed. She needed to start thinking about getting ready. There would be a brunch in a few hours where the entire wedding party would meet, and she already had a dress in mind, but she needed time to rest from her flight, to take a shower…
Her new phone buzzed in her purse. She felt a small thrill rush into her. She already knew what she was doing tonight, too...
Molly never did understand why her parents decided to have her and her brother so far apart.
Owen was already eleven when she was born. They were always very sweet to each other, but the age difference was so broad, they just never really had a lot in common. They grew up more or less separately, living very different lives. While she was in elementary school, he was in college. Not only was he in college, but he was was in a different country; he had gone to school in the UK. For all intents and purposes, she was an only child. There was one very notable exception, of course. One summer, when Owen was back in the house for his usual one-or-two month trip, his girlfriend from school and several of her friends flew out to visit with him in the states. They were friendly and very British, and were all very nice to her and played with her in the pool. What she remembered the most, though, was one guy that came with them. She was old enough to think he was handsome, but too young to attract his attention, or to even know what to do with it if she had it. Looking back, he was the very first guy who ever made her feel that way. Of course, he and the others went back to England, and she never saw him again.
She was a shy kid, but in high school she discovered the theater club, and started to come out of her shell. She was very little, and tended to get ingenue parts instead of the lead, but she still loved it. She went on to college where she studied communications and public relations, focusing heavily on her studies and trying her best to navigate the mysterious labyrinth of dating college boys. Then in her senior year, to fulfill a humanities graduation requirement, she took a class on modern feminism. She thought she would simply learn about "gender inequality" and that sort of thing. It was taught by a woman in her early fifties but who was in great shape, with long silver hair and round little glasses. She spoke softly, never answering questions; instead, she just asked more of them. A lot of kids hated the class. It seemed impossible to do well in it with such a subjective lesson structure. Molly, however, was totally in love. She had never thought about just how much she let people expectations of her define her. There was so much she wanted to try, but was totally mortified at the idea of trying it. She had had a few boyfriends, but had always let them dictate what they did and when and how. She never went after what *she* wanted. She worried about what people would think if they found out. Suddenly, she felt like she had unlocked a super power. She wanted to start living her life in a whole new way. She was graduating in May, and had new job in a really promising firm in the city starting in the summer. Her dad went with her to find a small loft apartment in her price range, and she was intensely excited to become the new person that she never imagined she could be…
But then she got news. Owen was getting married.
Of COURSE she was happy for him! And oh my god… his fiance’s family was rich! They wanted to throw a destination wedding! She looked up the tropical resort where it was happening, and it looked GORGEOUS! She was so happy to be there for him! But... it was happening NOW.
It actually fit with her schedule. Her new job didn’t start for a month after graduation. She could totally make the trip, and stay in a gorgeous beachside bungalow and lounge in the tropical sun. But... she had WANTED to spend that month exploring her new city, discovering what sort of person she could be when she started to live by her new rules. When she thought about it, though, maybe this a blessing in disguise? She’d be away from home, in a place where she could explore herself. She’d have to be careful about what she let her family see, but maybe she’d find some chances to test her own limits while still being there for Owen and her family.
She went shopping for a whole new wardrobe and new bathing suits, learning more about her upcoming vacation. It turned out Owen was actually marrying a girl he had reconnected with. He had dated her years ago, in college. She knew who he meant, right away; the girl who had come to visit us when she was little. She wondered… were they still friends with the guy that had come to her house when she was a kid? Would he be there?
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Molly stepped down the staircase that was pushed up against the plane, reaching up to pull her sunglasses down over her eyes. Oh wow… it was GORGEOUS here. The air was gloriously warm, the sky was a bright blue she had only ever imagined. She could already hear the ocean; The waters in the lagoon around their resort were supposed to be among the calmest and bluest water in the pacific, but here on the east shore, she had heard, was some of the best surfing in the world. She had never surfed before, but she already knew she was going to give it a try.
She followed the line of people down the stairs. She was careful how she placed her feet, not wanting to catch a sandal. She adjusted her purse, loving the sensation of the sun on her naked shoulders, her sundress catching a faint breeze off the water, making her swell with excitement, smelling the luscious salt of the ocean. She had taken a different flight than her parents since they were coming from different states, and knew that she had to hustle to meet them, so once she was off the stairs she eagerly took a seat on the airport trolley, and rode into the small building that they used as an airport to make her way through customs. She met her folks by the baggage carousel, hugging them both. Her mother commented on her new nose ring, but she promised them she wouldn’t wear it during the ceremony. Once they had all their bags, they went down to the pickup area, where a van with the resort’s logo on it was waiting. The guy who greeted them had a gorgeously wide smile whose whiteness contrasted with his dark skin, and she immediately liked him. She watched him load their bags into the back, enjoying the way the muscles moved in his back, and remembered to run inside and quickly buy a prepaid phone, since they were in a different country and her normal phone wouldn’t work. She had the salesgirl activate it, and returned to the van, riding it back, chatting happily with her parents and with the driver, who told them all about the island and all the things to see and do there. She laughed… already thinking of some of the things she could do with him. When she tipped him, she made sure her new temporary phone number was written on the bill.
The resort was as amazing as she had imagined. Tall buildings of native wood and bamboo with a huge open-air lobby, with bars everywhere. They all checked in, and were given keys to their individual bungalows. Her parents had one of the larger suites that were back among the main buildings, but Molly actually had one of the small ones that were situated out in the lagoon itself, all attached back to the beach by a narrow wooden walkway. She hugged her parents and made her way out across the gorgeously manicured grounds. So much to do! So much to see! The beach of the lagoon was gorgeous. They had immaculate wooden footpaths, but she took off her sandals and walked down through the pure white sand, marveling at how blue and clear the water was… it looked like she could see all the way out to the horizon. They had all sorts of boat rentals, and while she knew she probably couldn’t afford to rent anything herself, she was determined to get out on a boat at some point during the week. She found the long walkway that lead out into the water, where a dozen small wooden huts with thatched roofs stood up on stilts, with nothing but gorgeous clear water in every direction. She made her way down the path, looking at the small wooden plaques over the doors, The bungalows didn’t have numbers they had names. Soon, she found hers. She smiled when she read it; ‘Tlazolteotl’... She liked it, but she’d never be able to pronounce it.
It was a small room, but with a high ceiling… completely open on both sides with wide glassless windows with diaphanous curtains that were pulled back, letting that delicious ocean smell fill the space. The bathroom was separated by a single wall; a clawed bathtub and a overhead shower that stood open in the middle of the space. A small walkway ran around the outside of the hut, letting her walk around and see in every direction, or to duck down to drop out into the water. There was a simple chest of drawers and a wide, lush-looking bed with light, airy fabric draping over it from the ceiling…. Hanging opposite the slow-turning ceiling fan. She squealed with delight, dropping her bags and collapsing into the bed. She needed to start thinking about getting ready. There would be a brunch in a few hours where the entire wedding party would meet, and she already had a dress in mind, but she needed time to rest from her flight, to take a shower…
Her new phone buzzed in her purse. She felt a small thrill rush into her. She already knew what she was doing tonight, too...