#feeling like crying which i seldom do so thats a sure sign
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really. so stressed. but its not something i can control nor something that directly affects me.
#wah :(#if things could just work out in a timely and good manner that would be wonderful#at this point im on my knees actually#also i think im about to start my period so thats probably not helping#feeling like crying which i seldom do so thats a sure sign#this is on top of the normal regular uni stress but. that at least is in my hands.
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PULSE : PART IV - INTRAVENOUS
Authors Note:
This being part four IV and getting into Elles core conflict made its title fitting. Think of the state you need to be in to require an IV, think of what an IV does for a person.
Thereâs more but we can chat once youâve read the chapter about your thoughts :)
Thanks for all the support and enjoy!
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PART I | PART II | PART III | PART IV
PART IV - INTRAVENOUS
Where to go from  here?
Anytime Black thought about his mother it took him out for a couple of days, not to mention heâd gone out of his way to be there for Elle. Women often mistook kindness for interest - especially coming from him. What was the alternative? She seemed like a decent enough person to him - definitely undeserving of getting taken advantaged of. Aside from that he could tell whatever it was it was deep and hurt her a lot.
Elleâs lifestyle had blessed her with the superpower of evading hangovers. Sheâd become practically liquor intolerant from all of her partying. But thats what alcohol had always been used for - to heighten the highs. Sheâd outdone herself last night. A whole bottle of tequila if her recollection served her right - and a whole lot of embarrassing. Sheâd managed to keep the tears away using her happy liquor but that didnât negate the fact that it was clearly obvious she was in crisis. She never wanted to be a. victim, she never allowed herself to be. The realist side of her and the human side of her were at war and the realest needed to take over. The verdict had been read aloud and there was nothing that could change it, as nice as justice would feel it could never fully right the wrong or fill the void it caused.
It wouldnât change the fact that her relationship with her mother was now estranged. Sheâd been civil during the trial but now even a simple hello seemed too much. If she never saw her stepfather Alan again it would be too soon. Theyâd failed her. All of the values and ideals instilled gone for the promise of prestige, money and advancement. People seldom want to be like their parents and Elle was joining that majority.
Fuck them forever.
Unfortunately that means full independence, no contact and no support. It wouldnât be hard at all had Jesse still been here but heâs gone.
Elle swallows knocking on Treâs door with a gift card for gas, a detailing voucher and wet wipes neatly put into a male travelling bag. Itâs how she was raised to apologize. Sheâd been a first class nuisance and heâd pitied her enough to deal with it and be caring.
âHeyâ he looks her over.
âSorry about last nightâ she comments passing him the bag and he looks her over eyes stopping at her bandaged foot in a pair of slides - that didnât seem like her style.
âYou said a lot of fucked up stuffâ Tre comments making her cringe.
âJust because Iâm a spoiled little rich girl doesnât mean I like talking about my feelings. Whoa is me.â Elles starts shocks him as she leans in the doorway showing no more signs of weakness.
âYou asked me to kill youâ Tre continues and she nods in embarrassment.
âIâm not suicidal, just mean. If I died maybe things wouldnât be so blasĂŠâ Elle sighed shaking her head. âAt least thats how I thinkâ
âIf you died instead of who?â
âMy best friendâ Elle sighs not being specific enough. Jesse had been her whole world. Her best friend in every sense of the word, thicker than thieves and close enough that they could finish each others sentences. âAnyway, I just wanted to say sorry and thanks for looking outâ Elle offered a smile. Like Rico said in paid in full âpeople die everyday Bâ. Jesse kept life real, heâd been a designer - he was her best friend and she was his muse. When Alan and her mother threatened to cut her off for not going to college, Jesse spent his inheritance on a warehouse. They lived there throwing parties to cover the rent while Jesse made clothes and shoes for the theatres productions. When the money started rolling in Elle staged the place and they had a modern-day speakeasy they named Prohibition. It was their bread and butter but now, Elle couldnât bring herself to step foot in the club.
Sheâd cried for a month straight after Jesse was found. dead, the nightmare was reality which triggered insomnia and then eventually mania and depression. Everything made worse by Alan taking the case to defend Jesseâs murderer - even knowing how it affected Elle; who he claimed to be is own flesh and blood.
âI donât need gas moneyâ Tre said looking at the card.
âTre you donât always have to be in need to get thingsâ She commented getting a look. âBlackâ she corrects with a smile. He checked his phone as it buzzes looking down the stairs at the front door. Another girl in his rotation.
âIâm headed out, I can let her upâ Elle adds.
âCoolâ he agreed uneasily. Heâd been open with her, heâd cared for her, theyâd been spending time together. Usually a recipe for disaster. Sheâd been a mess the past two days but now she was okay and not jealous as far as he could tell - that was new.
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Kizzy didnât know what to make of Elle as they shopped around like her life wasnât completely upside down. Elle had never really been a complainer but under the current circumstances she felt like it was justified. Jesse and Elle had lived in their own world - literally. The Prohibition had been their own little microcosm; Elle was the Queen and Jesse was like her most trusted advisor. Elle had become the party, or so Kizzy had heard - they had grown into different people. Sheâd only been to the prohibition once a three day party and sheâd been treated like royalty. They didnât stop laughing. Elle had been a more quiet kid, always tenacious but reserved and always watching. Jesseâs Elle was practically a show girl. The kind of person that lights up a room.
The family had it all wrong - no one believed Elle and Jesses relationship was platonic. With their partying lifestyle Em, Elles mom thought it was some sort of open relationship - or that Jesse loved Elle as more than friends but her daughter didnât reciprocate.
But now Jesse was dead, killed, rather murdered by the husband of his girlfriend. As far as Kizzy could tell the man that did it had killed a part of Elle too.
Yet, here she was filling up her cart with make up after theyâd visited the car dealership.
âElle are you sure you donât want to talk about what happened?â She asks worried.
âIâm not the only person whoâs lost someoneâ
âDoesnât mean you canât grieve. If you donât want to talk about Jesse fine but what about your mom? That canât be easyâ
How could Elle for get her moms position in all this? Standing beside her husband.
She tolerated Jesse but she never liked him and now she was on the side of justifying his murder as a crime of passion when the facts to support that were concocted.
âWhat mom?â
âElle, your mom and you were always close its a double lossâ Kizz reasons.
âKizz Iâm tired of crying, nothing can fill the Jesse sized hole. Iâm not violent but Iâd fight mom and Alan in a second for what theyâve done. I donât think revenge is what you had in mind for my rehabilitation Kizzâ Elle smiles.
âSo youâre just going to stay here and do what?â Kizz asks.
âI got dressed up last night, one of the costumes Jesse made me, some shoes that he hadnât finished and a faux fur. It felt good. Minus the foot damage.â Elle says taking her for out of the ugg boots sheâs opted to walk around in despite it being summer.
âElle?!â Kizzy sheiks.
âItâs alrightâ Elle smiles.
âWhat did the doctor that bandaged it say?â
âIt wasnât a doctor it was Mr. Assholeâ
âWhat?â
âYeah, he took pity on me and I was out of itâ
âElle, please call me when shit hits the fan, thats what family is for. If you donât want to talk that fine but you donât know how things work here. And, itâd hurt me if something happened to youâ Kizz says honestly worries and letting it show.
âAlright, Kizzyâ Elle smiles kissing her cheek and giving her a hug.
âLive a full life for me Ellaraâ had been Jesses last words and she would find a way to honour that.
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