“Um, wow, I forget,” said Alicia, unable to tell Chellsie the truth. She grinned weakly, “Guess I’m getting senile, huh?” She swallowed hard and got up. “Go back to sleep, Chells. Sorry.” I’m such a coward, she thought as she hurried back out of the cabin.

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“… but look on the bright side, Ace. If you throw all this energy into training, you could be even more amazing than you already are!”

Alicia snorted, but Chellsie was right.

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“…or maybe check out the barn. I know you like hanging with the goats.”

Alicia blinked. She needed to get out of there. Maybe a visit to the goats would be a good thing.

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“Fuck you, too!” she shouted after it before continuing under her breath. “Like I even needed its forgiveness… It’s the one that needs me to forgive it.”

Discouraged but undeterred, Alicia decided to go see the second person on her list. Well, technically the first person, since the first one was a goat… But… you get the point.

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“Oh.”

This wasn’t the response Alicia had been hoping for. She sighed and her shoulders drooped.

“I’m sorry, Leesh,” said Chellsie. “Really I am, but…”

“S’okay,” Alicia whispered. “I get it.”

Chellsie watched tears roll down her friend’s face. She felt horrible, and she knew that Alicia was the sort of person to drown her sorrows if not distracted ( Read more... )

 Alicia was surprised when the goat didn’t struggle. She was even more surprised to find that the goat was actually rather snuggly.

“Uh… Alicia? What exactly are you doing with that goat?”

Still holding onto the goat, Alicia spun around to face Shayla standing in the doorway. The goat looked rather stunned and shot Alicia a dirty look.

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Alicia knew she needed to confront the girl who held her heart, but she wanted to start off this new step of her life with a clean slate. And for that, she needed to throw away old grudges and forgive old friends.

She made her way to the barn. Leaning against a support beam, Alicia let her eyes adjust to the dark and looked around until she finally ( Read more... )

“Hey Chells, have you seen Ali - woah.” Chellsie pulled away as a familiar voice interrupted them. Shayla was standing in the doorway, wearing nothing but a skimpy bathing suit and a kid-in-a-candy-shop expression.

“Hey Shay,” Chellsie greeted the younger girl casually, as she pulled off her own shirt, “what’s up?”

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“Really?” Chellsie asked, while Alicia tried to read her expression.

“Uh, yeah…” she answered apprehensively.

“Good,” said Chellsie, and before Alicia knew what was going on she was flat on her back on the bunk, and the other girl was straddling her hips. She blinked. She wasn’t sure exactly what to say to this…

“How come you get to be on top?”

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Stop making excuses, Sacramone. It’s now or never. Alicia smiled nervously at Chellsie and reached out to brush a lock of dark hair off her face. “I need to tell you something,” she whispered.

“Mhmm?” Chellsie murmured with a sleepy smile.

“You’re the most beautiful thing…” Alicia said to herself. Wait, no. That was out loud! Shit!

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