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I can't remember exactly when it happened, although how it happened isn't quite what I would call a mystery. In all honesty, it hadn't bothered me in the least way, shape, or form...until...
"Why is it that you never call, Keena?"
I stood in silence watching the figure of my former lover; one that I never truely 'broke up' with. I hadn't seen her beautiful face for nearly a year now.
"...Am I not good enough for you anymore? Now that you've gotten your new job, your new lifestyle, your new friends? ...I know you haven't talked to any of the 'old group'...no one even knows where you're living now."
Her furious green eyes showed no hatred towards me, although at this moment I wouldn't have blamed her for such a display. She was right, afterall -- I hadn't so much as seen any of the friends I had known and loved since grade school. Hell, I didn't even bother to say goodbye.
"Keena...you're losing touch...we do miss you. If you ever care to...you know...see any of us ever again...you know our numbers."
With that, she was gone. She never tried to force me to give her the address to my apartment, nor did she press for me to give her my new telephone number -- I didn't offer either. Some part of me makes me wish I could travel back in time and have invited her back into my life...but another feels like she should remain in the past where I had orginally planned for my old life to be. I hated to admit it to myself, but I didn't think I could continue the path I was on with the 'old group' still being around -- I was trying to get my shit together so I could make a life for myself.
Allow me to explain my personal details. My name is Keena Andrews, I'm 18-years-old, and I just recently left home to go to college and start a new job in Seattle, Washington. I live with what must be one of the best people I have ever met -- his name is Blane. He's friendly, he's considerate, he has a great sense of humor -- he even cleans up after himself. I couldn't have possibly found a better room-mate.
Just when I thought I had everything together...thought I had everything mentally alright with myself...I had to see her. Stephanie. I couldn't even begin to tell of the emotional bond that her and I shared for three years of highschool -- we were the only out-of-the-closet dikes there. I almost missed the frequent nervous glances and blantent disguist that our peers showed for us...but it wasn't something I needed to dwell on while I was trying to go to school and work. I was trying to establish a new life...and my old life conflicted horribly. I wanted everyone -- family, friends, and lovers -- to stay in our little small town and leave me to be on my own. That thought alone made me wonder what the chances were that I would see Stephanie...in Seattle...200 miles away from our hometown...in a grocery store.
I tried to push the thoughts from my mind as I unlocked my apartment door.
"I'm back," I stated as happily as I could, expecting Blane to be in the same position on the couch that I had last seen him in. Without bothering to look and see if he was there, I placed the grocery bags on the kitchen counter and stuffed my keys into the right side pocket of my grey cargo pants.
"Blane, would you put these away for me?" I asked without waiting for a reply, disappearing to my room. I just needed a couple of minutes to myself...
OOC: I would like to invite anyone who is interested in joining this thread to do so without the need to request permission. Any of the characters are open to whomever would like them, including those of your own that you could fit into the story without conflicting the flow of the story.
If you have any questions reguarding your character, or would like to request additional information (such as on the character of Stephanie), feel free to PM me.
"Why is it that you never call, Keena?"
I stood in silence watching the figure of my former lover; one that I never truely 'broke up' with. I hadn't seen her beautiful face for nearly a year now.
"...Am I not good enough for you anymore? Now that you've gotten your new job, your new lifestyle, your new friends? ...I know you haven't talked to any of the 'old group'...no one even knows where you're living now."
Her furious green eyes showed no hatred towards me, although at this moment I wouldn't have blamed her for such a display. She was right, afterall -- I hadn't so much as seen any of the friends I had known and loved since grade school. Hell, I didn't even bother to say goodbye.
"Keena...you're losing touch...we do miss you. If you ever care to...you know...see any of us ever again...you know our numbers."
With that, she was gone. She never tried to force me to give her the address to my apartment, nor did she press for me to give her my new telephone number -- I didn't offer either. Some part of me makes me wish I could travel back in time and have invited her back into my life...but another feels like she should remain in the past where I had orginally planned for my old life to be. I hated to admit it to myself, but I didn't think I could continue the path I was on with the 'old group' still being around -- I was trying to get my shit together so I could make a life for myself.
Allow me to explain my personal details. My name is Keena Andrews, I'm 18-years-old, and I just recently left home to go to college and start a new job in Seattle, Washington. I live with what must be one of the best people I have ever met -- his name is Blane. He's friendly, he's considerate, he has a great sense of humor -- he even cleans up after himself. I couldn't have possibly found a better room-mate.
Just when I thought I had everything together...thought I had everything mentally alright with myself...I had to see her. Stephanie. I couldn't even begin to tell of the emotional bond that her and I shared for three years of highschool -- we were the only out-of-the-closet dikes there. I almost missed the frequent nervous glances and blantent disguist that our peers showed for us...but it wasn't something I needed to dwell on while I was trying to go to school and work. I was trying to establish a new life...and my old life conflicted horribly. I wanted everyone -- family, friends, and lovers -- to stay in our little small town and leave me to be on my own. That thought alone made me wonder what the chances were that I would see Stephanie...in Seattle...200 miles away from our hometown...in a grocery store.
I tried to push the thoughts from my mind as I unlocked my apartment door.
"I'm back," I stated as happily as I could, expecting Blane to be in the same position on the couch that I had last seen him in. Without bothering to look and see if he was there, I placed the grocery bags on the kitchen counter and stuffed my keys into the right side pocket of my grey cargo pants.
"Blane, would you put these away for me?" I asked without waiting for a reply, disappearing to my room. I just needed a couple of minutes to myself...
OOC: I would like to invite anyone who is interested in joining this thread to do so without the need to request permission. Any of the characters are open to whomever would like them, including those of your own that you could fit into the story without conflicting the flow of the story.
If you have any questions reguarding your character, or would like to request additional information (such as on the character of Stephanie), feel free to PM me.
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