The youngest Appleton sister. The family disappointment, the resident troublemaker and the one who never quite got the memo on being part of The Perfect Trio. Studying Philosophy, making questionable choices and trying to figure life out one mistake at a time. 🖤
Lucifer Morningstar - The Devil
~Ruler of Hell Turned Nightclub Owner
~Part-Time LAPD Consultant
~One of God's Oldest Angels
~Punisher of Sinners
~RP/Sidelines/Banter
~Crossovers Welcome
The best thing to do is always follow your greatest desire!!
#5 Beautiful and caught your eye? Good. I do enjoy being appreciated.
Come a little closer, cutie, and let’s see if you can keep my attention as easily as I’ve caught yours. 😘
#96 Cute, am I? Careful, you might find I’m a little more trouble than you bargained for.
I’m not opposed to a little interaction, though. Let’s see if you’re as interesting as you seem to think I am.
This seems like my kind of game. Dm me with your selection and a number and I'll respond with my reaction!!
Beware, my sarcasm is on point today!
Obviously stolen.
I am what you get when you mix sunshine with a tequila sunrise.
☀️Not new to RP
☀️Not hiding-in your sights
☀️Love me or hate me
☀️ Hope you enjoy the ride
☀️RT and ❤️ appreciated
loving.
But because, at thirteen, she lost the people who made love feel safe... and she had not yet learned that losing someone was never proof that she should stop letting herself be loved.
doesn't make the people you've lost any less important. It doesn't erase the love or make the memories smaller.
And it certainly doesn't mean that the child you were stops wishing for one more ordinary day.
One more argument.
One more laugh.
One more chance to tell them --
didn't need saving, when all she had ever really wanted was to feel safe again.
Because the day her parents died wasn't the day Poppy stopped being the little girl they loved.
It was the day she began to believe she couldn't afford to be her anymore.
Not because she stopped --
stopped.
She would remember that, before she became the girl who pushed people away, she had been a little girl who believed her parents would always be there.
And she would miss them.
God, she would miss them.
Because time might teach you how to live with loss, but it --
different person.
It happened in smaller ways.
In the things she stopped saying.
In the apologies she swallowed.
In the affection she covered with teasing, and the tears she refused to let anyone see.
Somewhere along the way, the cheeky little girl who had once been so --