Trudy's Room before Lunch
Trudy had left Amber to talk with Jay. It wasn't a big deal anymore to her. She had full faith in Amber at this point and didn't expect any lies or games from her. That felt nice - being able to trust her again. She had worried for awhile what was up, but that was over. She entered her room faintly hearing noise coming from Brady's room. She moved to the doorway between their rooms to listen briefly. She smiled as she realized Brady and Patsy were having a tea party. That was so sweet and she really loved Patsy for doing that. Brady always seemed to like Patsy a lot and it must have cheered her up quite a bit when Patsy had agreed.
She stepped away from the curtain to makes sure they didn't know she was there. She didn't want to interrupt and she had a lot to think about. She moved to her dresser and opening a drawer placed Hawk's letter inside. That had been very caring of him. She hadn't expected to hear a word from him after their fight. He just didn't appreciate the fact that she was in the city and staying there for awhile. Okay more like outraged. She sighed closing the drawer. She would have to write him back that's for sure, but she wasn't positive if she could right now. She was too full of emotions. And the wrong words would probably come out. That's what would normally happen.
She moved to her chair by the bed to think. She would have to find out how soon was soon for Amber's and Bray's wedding. There wasn't a date yet? Sure things happened different now than before the Virus, but there was still things to think about. And she thought it would be great that a party would be had for all the girls. It might just work out for some great bonding and of course a little fun.
She sighed...unfortunately at the moment she felt very alone thinking these thoughts and remembering Hawk's letter she had put away...
She stepped away from the curtain to makes sure they didn't know she was there. She didn't want to interrupt and she had a lot to think about. She moved to her dresser and opening a drawer placed Hawk's letter inside. That had been very caring of him. She hadn't expected to hear a word from him after their fight. He just didn't appreciate the fact that she was in the city and staying there for awhile. Okay more like outraged. She sighed closing the drawer. She would have to write him back that's for sure, but she wasn't positive if she could right now. She was too full of emotions. And the wrong words would probably come out. That's what would normally happen.
She moved to her chair by the bed to think. She would have to find out how soon was soon for Amber's and Bray's wedding. There wasn't a date yet? Sure things happened different now than before the Virus, but there was still things to think about. And she thought it would be great that a party would be had for all the girls. It might just work out for some great bonding and of course a little fun.
She sighed...unfortunately at the moment she felt very alone thinking these thoughts and remembering Hawk's letter she had put away...