I Will Let You Down (SL with @LoopholeDiva and @WildeRebellion) #BloodInBoston - Abie: ~Everything was perfect and right in the world of the Wildes. At least, that’s what Mommy Dearest and Daddy wanted the world to think. But I knew the truth. It... https://t.co/Q1lg13gJdP
I told you Cora was the smartest woman I know.
-There were plenty of times I wouldn’t have been able to tell Abie what to do. I was bad at giving advice on a good day, and talking things out had never been my strong point. That was Cora’s job. Mine was >
< of the time. I just didn’t know how to make all of this better. The Wilde family’s issues were far more than I knew how to repair. I just hoepd the young woman that I loved like my little sister got what she needed out of all of this.-
Listen deirfiúr, I >
< that Abie didn’t feel important enough to ask for what she needed from her own blood and kin, and I didn’t know what to do about it.-
@WildeRebellion
-I dropped the spoon I’d been holding into the bowl in front of me when I heard the tone of Abie’s voice. I didn’t even need to hear what she was saying to know what was going on behind it in her head. She was feeling like she was falling apart, like she >
< clan no matter how much you might believe it.
-I let out my breath in a soft huff as I looked back and forth between the two women at the table with me. Together, they made up what was left of my family after my parents were gone. I didn’t like the idea >
-I didn’t have the same experience with life that Abie had. I’d sort of known what my role in life was going to be from a young age. My father had worked for the Wildes, and I’d fallen right into his shoes. College, getting out of here, none of that had >
< being a woman or a Wilde so I can’t tell you the right way to go, but I can tell you to go with your heart. That’s the only thing that’s ever done me right in my life. It’s how I wound up with Cora. And your brother or Da can help you a lot more than the >
< all of this, then I didn’t know anyone who would.-
Abie, why don’t you explain to Cora what’s gotten you riled up this evening? She’s way more qualified to give you an opinion here than I ever will be.
@WildeRebellion
Aye, Love. -Abie nodded her greeting and walked around my back to head to the bathroom down the hall while I walked over to the kitchen sink, washing up quickly and drying my hands on the towel that hung by the sink before grabbing the dishes my wife had >
< basically like the younger sister I never had. I had hardly any room to talk about what would have made Abie a good Wilde woman. It wasn’t exactly my area of expertise, but Cora was the smartest woman I knew, and if she didn’t have an answer for Abie about >