{ An indie selective and private Lydia Martin roleplay blog, tracking the tag: bravexbanshee. the images and the character are not mine.}
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The irony in the entire situation had Garrett’s ego down in the ground. He immediately regretted going after yet another beta of the same pack. Hours before, his plan seemed golden, as usual. He’d follow them, trick them and strike as soon as they were in a closed off area. That had always worked before. But clearly, the word of his cover being blown had gotten out and the alpha of the pack he was slowly targeting stepped in and tackled him before he even had the chance to pull his knife out. As he limped, left hip in pain, he thought over every single detail of the events that took place minutes before. Bitterwas the main word to describe the way he felt. Bitter, embarrassed, and absolutely helpless because regardless of his profession, he was still a kid.
His fingers wrapped around the handle of his knife as he leaned on his good leg, slamming his arm against the door not once, but three times. Would they even help him?
There wasn’t much that Lydia Martin felt like doing in Beacon Hills. The normal options had been exhausted by the end of sophomore year, when the collective class of teenage hooligans had discovered what it was like to have their own transport. Therefore, everything fun had been accomplished before their lives had truly begun. And Lydia did not consider running for her life fun– so that option was out. So she was in her room, clad in a robe and a silken low-cut nightgown that her mother claimed was entirely inappropriate but had purchased for her daughter.
The bangs on her front door were almost ignored in avor of the music that blasted through the speakers but Lydia was no fool and so she could detect the note of urgency. She didn’t waste any time before rushing down the stairs, thinking the worst had happened to one of her friends. But what she hadn’t expected was the sight of her enemy bleeding on her front porch. She stopped, eyebrows arching and a scoff emerging from between unpainted lips. “ Really? ” Lydia was not feeling very charitable right now, considering the fact that he was staining her front door mat. “ Why are you here, Garrett? Better yet, why shouldn’t I call the cops? ”