kellyz_craic
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Caitlin - known as 'Kat'
Kat turned the volume up on her boombox and smiled apologetically at her best friend, Donna. The thin walls of their mobile home meant that her big brother's epic row with his girlfriend could be heard right through the site. A few minutes later the front door was nearly slammed off its hinges by Victoria's exit. If she was hoping that her boyfriend would chase after her, she was wasting her time. Kat's brother had always had an eye for the ladies and with his looks, there were always plenty more trout in the stream. Donna rose to peer out the window and watch Victoria stalk over to her little fiesta.
"What the hell was that about?" She asked, wide eyed.
"Fucked if I know." Kat shrugged. "He never keeps one for long. Must be his charm."
The unmistakeable sound of the fridge opening and a beer popping open punctuated the silence in between the tracks on Kat's CD.
"Sod this, let's go down the pub." She suggested.
Donna needed little persuasion and it was still thrilling to be able to walk into a pub legally rather than sneak into the beer garden and send older friends to buy booze. Kat knew that her brother would probably be drinking hard and when he did that while in a bad mood, well it was a wonder they had a home left at all. Their mother would be back from her job at the convenience store at almost midnight and by then Kat's brother would be tearing up a nightspot or just possibly, passed out.
Kat fixed her make-up and changed into a tight vest top that made the most of her slim curves. While Donna used the bathroom she heard her brother stomp out onto the front steps and so she snuck into his room and popped open the false bottom in his blanket box. Beneath the plywood was a tight roll of £20 notes and a number of tins and packets. Kat pinched £40 and opened the smallest tin to find some neat little wraps of cocaine. If her brother suspected her of stealing, he had kept it to himself. He was often too wasted to keep track of his stash. He couldn't confront Kat in case she knew nothing about the drug dealing. It was win win for her. Kat didn't dip into her brother's stash often enough to confirm any suspicions he might have and she knew damn well he'd be partying hard tonight so it was a calculated risk. She pocketed two tightly wrapped grams and carefully left everything as she had found it.
Back in her own tiny room, Kat and Donna did a small line each from the top of her chest of drawers, which was also a makeshift dressing table. Kat stowed the rest in her handbag, stuffing it into a wrapped sanitary towel where nobody was likely to look.
The girls waved cheerily to Kat's big brother as they passed him on the porch steps. Asshole didn't even lift his head. Kat tugged down her tiny denim skirt and tottered off on her heels, arm in arm with Donna.
Kat turned the volume up on her boombox and smiled apologetically at her best friend, Donna. The thin walls of their mobile home meant that her big brother's epic row with his girlfriend could be heard right through the site. A few minutes later the front door was nearly slammed off its hinges by Victoria's exit. If she was hoping that her boyfriend would chase after her, she was wasting her time. Kat's brother had always had an eye for the ladies and with his looks, there were always plenty more trout in the stream. Donna rose to peer out the window and watch Victoria stalk over to her little fiesta.
"What the hell was that about?" She asked, wide eyed.
"Fucked if I know." Kat shrugged. "He never keeps one for long. Must be his charm."
The unmistakeable sound of the fridge opening and a beer popping open punctuated the silence in between the tracks on Kat's CD.
"Sod this, let's go down the pub." She suggested.
Donna needed little persuasion and it was still thrilling to be able to walk into a pub legally rather than sneak into the beer garden and send older friends to buy booze. Kat knew that her brother would probably be drinking hard and when he did that while in a bad mood, well it was a wonder they had a home left at all. Their mother would be back from her job at the convenience store at almost midnight and by then Kat's brother would be tearing up a nightspot or just possibly, passed out.
Kat fixed her make-up and changed into a tight vest top that made the most of her slim curves. While Donna used the bathroom she heard her brother stomp out onto the front steps and so she snuck into his room and popped open the false bottom in his blanket box. Beneath the plywood was a tight roll of £20 notes and a number of tins and packets. Kat pinched £40 and opened the smallest tin to find some neat little wraps of cocaine. If her brother suspected her of stealing, he had kept it to himself. He was often too wasted to keep track of his stash. He couldn't confront Kat in case she knew nothing about the drug dealing. It was win win for her. Kat didn't dip into her brother's stash often enough to confirm any suspicions he might have and she knew damn well he'd be partying hard tonight so it was a calculated risk. She pocketed two tightly wrapped grams and carefully left everything as she had found it.
Back in her own tiny room, Kat and Donna did a small line each from the top of her chest of drawers, which was also a makeshift dressing table. Kat stowed the rest in her handbag, stuffing it into a wrapped sanitary towel where nobody was likely to look.
The girls waved cheerily to Kat's big brother as they passed him on the porch steps. Asshole didn't even lift his head. Kat tugged down her tiny denim skirt and tottered off on her heels, arm in arm with Donna.