Hypodermic Sally

Tracking: brokenragdoll


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Written by LOVETT

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est. 05-07-2016

belgravianbitch:

@brokenragdoll

Perching on the same stool at Liz’ immaculate bar that
had been hers for the better part of two decades (whether
she had been there to use it or not) The Woman lifted the
perfectly made martini to scarlet lips, taking a sip. She
did not need to turn around to know that Sally was behind
her. Even without her heightened senses, there was a
delightful pull that surrounded her old flame like a shroud,
both intoxicating and stifling in equal measure.

She was, in and of herself, a paradox. Perhaps that was
why Irene was still so fond of her, even after decades of
whatever their relationship could be described as. 

“Can I help you, darling?”

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“Yes. Get off my goddamn bench.” Not five minutes had passed since she crawled out of her hole and Sally was already feeling attacked —— this was her spot being shat on by the one Woman whose betrayal hurt more than anyone else’s. They were too much alike: heartless creatures willing to spit at boundaries just for the sake of having things done their way… only difference was, Sally wouldn’t have sat there and paraded it all right under the other’s nose. Worn out heels carried her away from the golden railing ( support for the addict’s wasted being ) and closer to where she sat — hand fishing inside her pocket for yet another cigarette to wrap her stained lips around. “You don’t get to act all butthurt. Want me out of your sight? There’s the fucking door, lucky you can check out any time —— to hell if I’m gonna stop you.”

motheriing:

@brokenragdoll liked for a starter!

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Since the start of all this and even before, there had always been a DISTRUST of the people around them. Too many times she had been scorned by people that had been given misplaced trust. Trust was earned with her and only a few had it.

❝ You’re not gonna be any TROUBLE, are you? ❞

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The junkie’s mouth gaped open and nearly fell all the way down to the floor beneath their feet, her cigarette dropping from its safe place between painted lips. Wasn’t that one fucked up question to ask? Dumb, for sure… Sally couldn’t imagine anyone who would openly admit they meant no good —— if swearing otherwise bought them a safe place to sleep at night and exist during the day. “You’re looking at trouble in the flesh, lady… does that mean I’m gonna steal a gun and shoot you all dead? No —— I ain’t that stupid.” What a way to blow the new resident’s welcoming, Sally couldn’t help the smirk that pulled at the corners of her mouth. “Not all of us were born to be little mass murderers.”

unhclyspirit:

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        ❝ BAD SPIRITS GO TO HELL. ❞  Focus darted to the other, coldness tainting the eyes that were so warm and kind and voice came out secretive yet as cold as her eyes, as she was sitting by the Hotel’s bar, with water on her glass, waiting for someone to make a small delivery and leave this place to never come back. Yes, she could say that life was absent in the other, maybe a divine gift, maybe because as a Worker of God, the Devil’s work was clear as night to her. 

                                                   @brokenragdoll   /  Starter

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“Well, what’s one fucking stupid thing to say.” Though vicious, her words came out muffled by the white cigarette being held between lipstick stained lips. Sally had experienced it — seen evil up close and personal. Nothing about the world they all lived in was built to be fair, not even punishment for those that spit on other people’s faces for the sake of their own pleasure. How long had it been since the killer junkie began collecting souls like they were simple, meaningless objects meant to be stored away? There was blood dripping from her hands, not literally but in every other way possible… and she had no regrets — never had, never would have. "There is no hell for us… no everlasting torture by fire. All you have to do is ask me — I’ve seen all there is to know about bad spirits and trust me, you’ve got your facts wrong.”