There was more than one way to get into the realm of delirium and delight. Mags was taking one of the alternate routes--swimming rapidly downwards to it through crashing waves of alcohol. She held a half-empty bottle of vodka as she slipped past a hall of butterfly wings, each curling back from her as she stumbled.
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She was singing, Alanis Morrisette. Her voice was right for it--she'd probably sound beautiful if she wasn't slurring and sobbing. )
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She had sensed Mags the moment the girl made her unconscious decision to visit her here... Things were getting bad out there, and although Del wanted to remain with Patch and keep him safe... She felt it was well past time for her to intervene.
It was a miriacle that the girl hadn't come her sooner, but her will was strong and it kept her steady... most of the time.
Del whispered soft nonsense words and settled herself down on the ground beside the bench, putting her arms around the girl's shoulders, waiting for her to cry herself calm again.
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But she also reminded Mags of a couple of girls she'd known before she'd fallen in love. When she was confused and lonely and... and horny, really. And she had tried not to think about it much since. And yet, hours earlier, after a very cruel prank had been played upon her, a young girl in the Sanctuary had played an even crueler one. She sniffed. "I don't even know who I am anymore."
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