every trace of you {tris + dars}
Sept 7, 2015 7:39:40 GMT -5
Post by ✨ zozo. on Sept 7, 2015 7:39:40 GMT -5
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These evenings are getting unpredictable. Her sheets are laced with memories of best friends and stolen nights and she's washed away the latter a hundred times, scrubbing every trace of him out of her life. He has poisoned her sanctuary with regret and rage so she filled it up with the one person she truly cares about night after night. Addison is the only soul she would ever spill her heart to but lately she finds herself holding back and letting go without any explanation and the guilt consumes her. They used to tell each other everything. They used to share their worlds and make their own for just the two of them. Now she lies awake at night with secrets stitching up her mouth and wonders if she'll feel any better spilling them to her whilst she sleeps at her side.
An elbow at her cheek, a knee in her waist, Addison has always been close to her and at night her figure takes over Pyrite's bed and makes it's stand. Mine, she seems to say without needing to be awake. They fall asleep with smiles on their faces and arms around each other and Pyrite has never felt safer. She is Addison's, and Addison is hers, and that is a truth they will never keep from each other.
It seems, however, that Addison will keep sleep from her best friend. It's 2 o'clock in the morning and constant movement from the eldest Devereaux daughter jerks her awake as she glides towards sleep, pulling her back into reality. She's gotten used to barely getting any sleep from the guilty pleasure that slips in and out of her window without a sound. Some nights they are nothing but shadows dancing against walls, inclines of desire falling short of breath. Other nights they exchange sharp words for small smiles and laugh into their sheets. It is a game of chance and luck with no prize in sight - a game she's tired of winning. She looks to the window and shivers at a ghost of a silhouette - but the glass is shut tight and all she can see is the moonlight above.
"Addy!"
No answer.
"Addy, roll over damn it!"
Addison murmurs and falls still.
By 3am she gives in. Silent steps fill the room as she leaves her best friend to sleep with a kiss on her forehead and a smile, falling into the familiar pathways of her home. She will spend the early hours with coffee and a book, watching the sun rise at her windowsill and let it wash the thoughts of her midnight lover out of her system. She shouldn't have to remind herself that the only love she needs is from the girl that lies in her bed. She shouldn't want to hope that the boy of stars and silence wishes he were in her best friend's place instead.