Fixathon Prompts Pt. 2
Alicia/Kalinda - Kalinda catches Alicia kissing a woman
She stands frozen in the doorway, staring. “I'll, um... I'll leave. Sorry. I should've. I should've knocked or something.” It takes everything she has to turn around and walk out. She has to physically force it to happen. Move, Kalinda. Move. Leave. It didn't happen. Go home. Drink yourself into oblivion. Forget it happened. No way. That wasn't Alicia. You didn't just see your best friend kissing, holding, touching her. Whoever she was. She saw nothing but red hair and legs. Home. Drink. Forget. Wish it was you.
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Alicia/Kalinda - Amber Madison goes missing
“What did you do?”
“Talk. We talked. Relax, Alicia”
“Relax? I'm supposed to relax? Don't lie to me, what did you do?”
“Nothing. I did nothing. She won't bother you anymore. It's” Kalinda sighed, “It's better you don't know. Trust me. Do you trust me?”
“I do. You know I do.”
And she wasn't lying. Alicia did trust her. Why, she didn't know. But Kalinda had her back, no matter what. There was something comforting, something wonderful about knowing that there was somebody there who would do anything for her, risk anything for her. Maybe she didn't want to know what happened to Amber. Maybe it was enough to know that Kalinda was responsible. What the hell was she turning into?
She stands frozen in the doorway, staring. “I'll, um... I'll leave. Sorry. I should've. I should've knocked or something.” It takes everything she has to turn around and walk out. She has to physically force it to happen. Move, Kalinda. Move. Leave. It didn't happen. Go home. Drink yourself into oblivion. Forget it happened. No way. That wasn't Alicia. You didn't just see your best friend kissing, holding, touching her. Whoever she was. She saw nothing but red hair and legs. Home. Drink. Forget. Wish it was you.
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Alicia/Kalinda - Amber Madison goes missing
“What did you do?”
“Talk. We talked. Relax, Alicia”
“Relax? I'm supposed to relax? Don't lie to me, what did you do?”
“Nothing. I did nothing. She won't bother you anymore. It's” Kalinda sighed, “It's better you don't know. Trust me. Do you trust me?”
“I do. You know I do.”
And she wasn't lying. Alicia did trust her. Why, she didn't know. But Kalinda had her back, no matter what. There was something comforting, something wonderful about knowing that there was somebody there who would do anything for her, risk anything for her. Maybe she didn't want to know what happened to Amber. Maybe it was enough to know that Kalinda was responsible. What the hell was she turning into?