@carefulrepair@wildvitals ||. I’ve been quietly reading some of your Toni and love her to pieces. I can’t wait to see what you do taking her back to med school. 🩷
peyton sat on the bench in the school hallway, shoulders slumped as she kicked her feet back and forth while she waited for @scalpelandscars. holding an ice pack to her jaw she stared down at her lap miserably while the girls next to her whispered amongst themselves as if -
nothing were wrong at all.
she had tried to stand her ground and not allow them to bully her as she had discussed with her mother, but it had ended in a fight that teachers had to break apart.
as she spotted her mother at the end of the hallway she shrunk down lower where -
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❝ 𝑨𝑳𝑳𝑶𝑾 𝑴𝑬! ❞
independent au portrayal of caroline king-freedman based in the private practice/greys verse. daughter of charlotte+cooper. sister of mason, rachel+georgia. seeking mains+storylines. ships with chem. literate/descriptive. rt’s appreciated.
any motion to move towards her bedroom. “Thank you Mama.”
She didn’t know if things were solved, but she felt better after talking. She always did. Even if the initial start sometimes was scary for her.
Sighing she nodded before pulling free from her mother and wiping at her tears once more. Letting out a shaky breath she glanced over to the clock to see that it had indeed gotten late.
Standing she wrapped her arms around Amelia’s waist tightly in thanks before making -
Amelia knew that Peyton was the kind of kid who didn’t like conflict, who would never be mean to others and where that was a good trait to have, she also wanted her to stand up for herself. “I know.. sometimes I wish that too but you don’t have to hide from the world.”
here.”
She wasn’t about to mention that if they caused any trouble she already had in mind what she planned to do. Even though she was terrified to do it. It was more something her older sister would do. Not Peyton.
Trying to give her a brave smile she managed to give a half smile before burying her face against her mother’s chest. Her bravery was only half there as she nodded at the instructions to tell her if things didn’t improve. “I wish we could just hide here forever. It’s safe -
She hated seeing her daughter so upset but was also seething because of the school not even attempting to do anything about it. She was talking to them, she’d either call them or go in and sort it. “That’s my girl.” She gave her a small smile, proud of her for saying she’d