#thread: alex nunez

[snakesimp]

❛ scared? i’m not scared. ❜ / sutton to alex @pantherbound​

mocking smile unfurls over alex’s mouth. “yeah? you should be.” early halloween party at sean’s place is filled with people in masks, the shitty tv flashing with some horror movie, but none of that is what alex is referring to. “amy says it’s her mission to make you shit your pants tonight. scare the blonde right off of you.” that too-pleased cheshire grin still sits on her lips, but even the disdain didn’t keep her from tipping sutton off. she’s calling it her good deed for the day. “hope you locked up your room.”

[galathynius]

2024 reading log

what would jane austen do? by linda corbett / dec. 31-jan. 5 / 3 stars

exit strategy by martha wells / jan. 7-9 / 4 stars

the wake-up call by beth o'leary / jan. 10-11 / 3 stars

red seas under red skies by scott lynch / jan. 15-feb. 3 / 4 stars

emily wilde’s map of the otherlands by heather fawcett / feb. 4-8 / 5 stars

in the woods by tana french / feb. 9-19 / 4 stars

network effect by martha wells / feb. 19-28 / 4.5 stars

the martian chronicles by ray bradbury / feb. 28-mar. 5 / 4 stars

chain gang all-stars by nana kwame adjei-brenyah / mar. 6-10 / 5 stars

the fragile threads of power by v.e. schwab / mar. 11-apr. 14 / 4 stars

interesting facts about space by emily r. austin / apr. 14-18 / 4 stars

the no-show by beth o’leary / apr. 18-21 / 3 stars

not that kind of guy by andie j. christopher / apr. 22-may 1 / 2 stars

bright young women by jessica knoll / may 1-8 / 5 stars

funny story by emily henry / may 10-11 / 4 stars

annie bot by sierra greer / may 11-19 / 4 stars

the familiar by leigh bardugo / may 22-30 / 3 stars

how to end a love story by yulin kuang / may 301-jun. 1 / 2 stars

the family game by catherine steadman / jun. 1-5 / 2 stars

dark places by gillian flynn / jun. 7-12 / 3 stars

fugitive telemetry by martha wells / jun. 13-14 / 4 stars

tomorrow sex will be good again: women and desire in the age of consent by katherine angel / jun. 14 / 4 stars

the war of the worlds by h.g. wells / jun. 15-19 / 4 stars

the likeness by tana french / jun. 20-jul. 1 / 4 stars

so late in the day by claire keegan / jul. 1 / 4 stars

with love, from cold world by alicia thompson / jul. 2-4 / 4 stars

stone cold fox by rachel koller croft / jul. 4-8 / 3 stars

friday black by nana kwame adjei-brenyah / jul. 8-12 / 4 stars

the art of catching feelings by alicia thompson / jul. 12-15 / 3 stars

the night shift by alex finlay / jul. 16-22 / 3 stars

system collapse by martha wells / jul. 22-28 / 4 stars

the vulnerables by sigrid nunez / jul. 29-aug. 4 / 3 stars

the days of abandonment by elena ferrante / aug. 13-18 / 3 stars

you should be so lucky by cat sebastian / aug. 18-21 / 5 stars

faithful place by tana french / aug. 22-sep. 7 / 4 stars

the housemaid by frieda mcfadden / sep. 11-14 / 2 stars

trust by hernan diaz / sep. 14-29 / 3 stars

[orumad]

@ellienashs​ / cont.

“trying?” alex tsks regretfully, matching ellie’s glance. “used to not even have to try.” rolling her eyes, the brunette moves to pluck the sweater out of her hands for inspection. “friends don’t let friends ruin their girlfriend’s clothes without giving them a thoroughly hard time about it.” she bites into her smirk and shakes her head at ellie’s handiwork. “‘kay, fine, guess i prefer you alive, so here’s what we’re gonna go: we’re gonna burn this -- no body, no crime. and then when she asks where it is, you just say you gave it to her ages ago. she totally misplaced it, our thoughtless little paigey.” smirk blazes into a grin. feels good to know she’s still got it.

[thrillorarc]

when will someone write alex nunez and we can make the reunion palex thread of the century ?

[degrqssi]

PINNED POST ,          [    updated december - 14th - 2021  ]          this is an independent roleplay blog for head canon and meta based       —    𝐦𝐚𝐧𝐮𝐞𝐥𝐥𝐚 𝐬𝐚𝐧𝐭𝐨𝐬, 𝐞𝐦𝐦𝐚 𝐧𝐞𝐥𝐬𝐨𝐧, 𝐚𝐬𝐡𝐥𝐞𝐲 𝐤𝐞𝐫𝐰𝐢𝐧, 𝐡𝐚𝐳𝐞𝐥 𝐚𝐝𝐞𝐧, 𝐚𝐥𝐞𝐱 𝐧𝐮𝐧𝐞𝐳, 𝐞𝐥𝐥𝐢𝐞 𝐧𝐚𝐬𝐡, 𝐣𝐢𝐦𝐦𝐲 𝐛𝐫𝐨𝐨𝐤𝐬, 𝐦𝐚𝐫𝐜𝐨 𝐝𝐞𝐥 𝐫𝐨𝐬𝐬𝐢, and possibly more as i rewatch.     taken from the 𝐝𝐞𝐠𝐫𝐚𝐬𝐬𝐢: 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐧𝐞𝐱𝐭 𝐠𝐞𝐧𝐞𝐫𝐚𝐭𝐢𝐨𝐧 series.    dni if you are under the age of eighteen.      established by rowan, she/they, 21+, on december 15th 2021.  [ metas.  pinterest.  spotify. ]

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[snakesimp]

💅  :    your  muse  paints  my  muse’s  nails. ( alex + abbie ) / @kosmiskmysterium​

gum pops in alex’s mouth as she watches with dull interest the blonde swipe blue polish on her fingernails. it’d taken some convincing, but it’s not as if there was anything better to do in study hall. at least abbie had conceded to do the dark blue instead of the girly pink. “staying in the lines and everything, i’m impressed,” alex deadpans, brow arched. she inspects the hand that’s already done, blows on the drying paint. “didn’t think you’d know how, probably have somebody come and do yours for you.”

[snakesimp]

" i'm throwing a little party tonight. you coming? " abbie to alex ! / @kosmiskmysterium​

“-- no,” alex swiftly rejects, her face the picture of stunned, if not amused, disdain. brows raised, eyes widened, mouth pursed into a smirk. “actually, the word no doesn’t really cover how much i’m not coming to your party.” the bell had just rung and alex is lifting herself up out of the chair, slinging her crossbody bag over her head. eventually her eyes roll, head hanging back a bit. “as much as i love these... bizarre little heart to hearts of ours -- jesus, ab, it’s not like we’re gonna hang out. and i’m for damn sure not hanging out with your cult of so-called friends.”

[snakesimp]

" that wasn't a cookie, man! that was a piece of his heart… " sid to alex ! / @pantherbound​

“no wonder it’s so bitter,” alex snipes, licking some of the frosting off her fingers. jay had unfortunately got the cookie into her hand on her way into school, but it only lived so far as the nearest trash can. “infidelity isn’t really a good secret ingredient.” lips press together and she sizes up sid dubiously, eyes ready to roll. “if you’re gonna be playing wingman to jay all day, you can just screw off now, all right? i let it go, so will he, and so will you.”

[snakesimp]

[ HANDS ] : our muses’ hands touch. (anything from grazing past or the hand holding content we all deserve.) / for alex @michalchvk

it’s not unlike anything that’s happened before, paige’s fingers brushing against her’s as they mill about alex’s kitchen. in fact, it’s pretty modest in comparison. just an accident, nothing special. except everything is special in this new, post-paige kiss world. she’s trying not to magnetize little things though, allows a passing smirk to screw the corner of her mouth up.

“you keep getting in my way,” alex laughs exasperated, reaching over the blonde’s space to grab an onion. the underside of her arm slides against paige, she tries not to hold her breath. “spaghetti really isn’t a two-person job, y’know. nobody likes a backseat chef.” brow curves matter-of-fact, passing a sidelong glance. “what, you don’t trust me not to fuck it up?”

[snakesimp]

[drunk text] So wat are you really over me no w / @michalchvk​

[ alex ]: hi drunk paige [ alex ]: mmm think you gotta have been under someone to be over them [ alex ]: who are you w?

[snakesimp]

“I’m not anyone. I’m me, you can tell me anything.” // amy to alex >.< @pantherbound​

“amy,” she says with utterly fake patience, a pointy smirk stretches over her mouth. “even if we weren’t trying this whole kiss and make up thing, i so wouldn’t be telling you.” a pause and she gestures her hands in the universal sign for duh. “you have a big mouth. like, gaping.” she peels the visor from her head, slaps it down on the table. “it doesn’t fucking matter anyway. not a big deal.”

[snakesimp]

cont. / @rockthistown​

raven eyes roll up as her head hangs back. “oh my god, forgot i was talking to a goldfish.” alex is still vaguely amiable when she sets her hands on jeanie’s shoulders, raises doubtful brows at the girl. “since when do you need to hear the plan before agreeing to it? okay, stick with me here,” she pulls her hands away to pin them to her own hips. “the first part’s the trickiest... we have to go to a degrassi school dance.”

[snakesimp]

“   you  sure  are  sweet .   ” ( sarcastically said to alex lol ) / @callieopes

“and you’re a moron,” alex counters simple, matter-of-fact. while her words bite, her demeanor’s nothing but relaxed, if not vaguely impatient. hands are stuck in the pockets of her dickies, leans her weight heavy on one leg, hip jutted out. “look, can we take a rain check on the cat fight? trying this new thing where i don’t get sent to raditch’s office first thing in the morning.”

which is kind of the reason for her being here. alex is an increasingly active member of the degrassi school community, despite everyone’s (and her own) doubts. that means roping in the newbies and outcasts into partaking, especially considering the past year’s events. “and i was being serious -- you’d be great for the next lead in the play... considering how you already walk around like you’re the main character.” she couldn’t possibly serve a compliment without a side of insult. alex rolls her eyes. “jt and liberty are writing it. some coming of age thing, whatever. i want you to audition.”

[snakesimp]

[ DEFEND ] : sender physically intervenes between receiver and a source of unwanted attention. ( for alex ) / @madisns​

“yeah, fuck off, or i’m gonna sic my baby giraffe on you,” alex continues, easily twice as scrappy now that she’s got madison as a barrier. the blonde’s too tall, alex has to stand on her toes and push against her back, middle finger waving over the girl’s shoulder at the lakehurst kids who thought it’d be cool to edge into the ravine. 

“i coulda handled it myself,” she insists once the boys rolled their eyes and turned back to their chicks. alex fixes her gaze on madison, chin up stubbornly. a vaguely humored smirk sits on her lips. “unless you wanted a piece of the action. you of all people should wanna beat a little revenge therapy into the bitches.”

[snakesimp]

“I can’t fall asleep. I’m wide awake.” (to ellie from alex) / @blueletterss​

“have you tried counting sheep?” ellie asks sarcastically. big words coming from a girl laid out on the nuñez’s couch, wrapped up in a throw blanket. she sighs and leans up to slap one of the cushions in invitation. “c’mon. we can make fun of the spanish soap operas.”