The day that Kara had been both dreading and yearning for with a morbid kind of anticipation was here. Not only would members of the support group be invited to open up to the others as a whole, but tonight they would meet their sponsors, too. Kara and Sweets had paired everyone as fairly as they could, addict to addict, support to support,
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The last time she did this, she literally couldn't talk. Now it's a little harder, but she's going to.
"Uh, hullo. My name's Theresa Cassidy," she starts, "and I'm an alcoholic. I had me first drink when I was thirteen-- ye do stupid things when you're bored in boarding school. But that's just where it started." For some reason, she doesn't want to bring up Tom. It feels a bit like a betrayal, even though she knows a lot of her problems stem from him. "I was being raised by me uncle, and when I hit puberty, I...we have mutants, in our world. I'm a mutant, and when I got me power, I joined me uncle in his criminal ( ... )
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But maybe that's the point. To have an unbiased sounding board. Still, he can't help but feel nervous, rubbing his palms against his jeans before extending a hand.
"Hi," he says, quiet. "I'm Mamet. I mean, we've met, but..."
Crap, he sucks at this already.
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"I haven't seen you before, so I guess...you want me to tell you about myself?"
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But he sticks around. He made promises - some of them aloud and some of them implied - and so he sticks around, even longer than he has to.
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"So," she said, trying for something less lame than, 'You came' and failing. "What'd you think?"
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