Post by kaiser lucas frei on May 22, 2013 20:00:29 GMT -5
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Fuck everything. Kaiser stood in front of the bathroom mirror of Cyril's apartment. The taller of the two had given him the keys to his home and told him to not to do anything stupid on his way there. It was funny in a way, considering that it was hard for Kai to do anything but. He was giving him impossible advice, just like everyone else. Even standing there, staring at his reflection and trying to decide if he should go through with it or not, he felt like an idiot. What would happen to his dogs? They were among the only things that were still happy to see him when he came home. "Just go ahead and fuck off." He figured someone would remember them and go take care of them. Maybe Cyril or Helena. They were both good with dogs. Kai had seen the way both of them treated Lily and Balto respectively, and even if they couldn't keep his pups, they would make sure they went to good homes. He could trust that. "I didn't ask for this." He reached for the mirror and pulled it, revealing the interior of the cabinet. Toothbrushes, toothpaste, razors, floss, and... Where was it? He was so ready for it and it wasn't here. He reached his hand around to check if there was anything his eyes weren't showing him. Perfect. Fingertips fumbled for the little white bottle with his name all over it, wrapping around it and pulling it off the shelf. His hands were shaking like an addict who needed his dosage. Closing the mirror, he was greeted once more with that stupid, broken face. When had he started getting bags under his eyes? When had he started to cry? "Cry me a fucking river." Who cried anymore? What 6'2" adult cried like a little bitch and threw temper tantrums around town like it was going out of fashion? His grip on the bottle tightened. He felt the plastic bend under his dark, callused fingers. He would have done this a lot sooner if he didn't have his Mika, Luka, and Falco. They really meant a lot to him. It was nice how people were finally asking if he was okay. For most of his life, he felt like he was being dragged across a ruined highway. He had sought out help from school councilors who just gave him the same bullshit answers they gave every kid who came crying to them. It was fucking disgusting. You could tell they didn't care, the way that they kept looking at the clock, or how they didn't even look you in the eye when you were pouring your heart to them. Kaiser had went to his mother for advice when she was still around. He broke down to her, craving the love and attention she was no longer giving him. She had told him in an irritated voice to shut up and stop crying. Kaiser stopped talking to people after that. He had wanted someone to look him in the eyes and ask if he was okay on their own accord. To take a minute out of their life to give him a hug and to tell him things would get better. He didn't want to have to pay people to fake giving a shit about him. Now he had them, and he didn't know what to do. The first thing Helena had done when they met was reach down to the defeated boy and embrace him and tell him it was okay. He had been thinking about his means to an end at that moment, too. Kai thought that maybe it was a sign to keep trying and things will get better. But he was getting tired of waiting. "I don't care about you." He had to draw the line somewhere, didn't he? Back when they were sane, didn't his parents figure that uprooting him so often would take its toll on him? Naturally, it took a little while for Kaiser to put his absolute trust into someone. He figured that the only person here that he could believe in right now was Helena, but he had seen her bleeding head and her burning, tear-stained cheeks. She had her own shit to deal with. Kaiser frowned, shaking the bottle in his hand. It was too light. He pressed on the lid and unscrewed it, disappointed to find only 10 Tylenol left. Would that do it? He poured the white, oval pills into his hand. "The whole act you put on is so fake." He felt bad that Ava was leaving in three days and he wouldn't be able to give her the good-bye he figured she deserved. But she had Dura, Cyril, and Max, plus her Legacy friends. That was good enough. He'd said bye anyway yesterday night when he went home. He was glad his father wasn't here to see him, though. To see that his shitty son, who let himself get picked on and physically harassed through his school years, was finally giving up. The son who'd gone to college and gotten kicked out and wasted a shitload of the family's money. The kid who didn't really want to hurt a fly, but always managed to ruin everything. All bark, no bite. "I won't ask you how you're doing and actually care." The German boy lifted back his head and put the pills into his mouth two at a time, gulping them down with the bottle of Jack he'd taken from Cyril's kitchen. Now to do his least favourite thing. Wait. For a good couple minutes, he just stared into the mirror; cowering under the glare of two bloodshot eyes that looked disappointed in him and the life he'd lived. His hands began to get clammy only moments later and the sweat on his face began to mix with his tears. Feeling his knees begin to give out again, the boy lowered himself down onto the cold, bathroom floor and curled into a ball. He hoped something was actually going the way he planned this time. He should have stopped making 'plans' a long time ago with how often nothing went his way. When his father began to drink, Kaiser put his trust in his older sister, Kat. She had been his rock for a lot of his life. Through the moving, through the bullying, and when their father began to drink. Kat had no reason to be scared of Dad. She was a good, smart girl, with a sweet temperament and loving, puppy-dog eyes. When was the last time he'd seen her? When she left. She gathered up all her money and moved away when she got sick of how the threads that held their family were slowly but surely coming loose. What was once a tightly knit family, baring Germany's colours proudly, was not much more than a pile of skinny fabric, separated and miscoloured. Even his little brother had a means to an escape. He lived in the dorms and spent any time out of it at his girlfriend's or his best friend's house. As far as he knew. He hadn't seen either of them in a long, long time. Everything he loved always left him. Why? "I won't care about your feelings and if they're ever hurt." His older sister was engaged, his little brother was in a good, long-term relationship. What was so... unlikable about him that no one would even give him a chance? During his AIM chat with Dura, she said she had never asked to like him. Candidly, that should have given him that fuzzy feeling in his gut that Dura always gave him and that he hated. But it was one, faded light, in a room of shadows. Why did she have to be so mean to him? She knew how he felt about her and yet she was dropping off the face of the Earth and boasting about all her great shags. When she disappeared, Kaiser had spent nearly every minute wondering if she was okay and questioning what had happened. When she had shown her face again, he had just... He wanted to cry. Like a baby. He wanted to tell her just how much he missed her and how she couldn't fucking do that to him. But he knew she would just call him a faggot and tell him he couldn't tell her what to do. But he had ran. Picked up those sore-as-hell legs of his and ran out of his house toward the girls' dorms. His legs had been burning and screaming at him to stop, but at that moment in time, Kaiser didn't care. Just didn't care. Eventually, they wore out, and Kaiser had come to a skidding halt on the curb, more than half way to the dorms. And that's when she explained herself. "You're a cunt and I don't know why I ever had any sort of feelings for you." He had spent a week stressing over her safety. She had spent a week in another town, in some older man's bedroom. Some "gorgeous", older guy whose only fault was that he was a bit of a dick. And then there was Stephen. Who if he didn't "leave the fuck alone", would cause problems, in Dura's words. He had threatened the younger kid and told him in various ways to off himself. Something hot was forcing his way up his throat. Kaiser turned to the site and felt his insides pour out of him. The smell was revolting, but what the hell. He was sure he wouldn't have to endure it for much longer. He felt bad that he had threatened Stephen like that after the times that people had tried to belittle Kaiser. He knew how it felt and yet he was pouring venom onto some poor, unsuspecting victim. Steph hadn't seemed shaken up, but then, Kaiser used to have a pretty great poker face himself. He was glad that he had made some sort of amends with the boy before turning off his phone. And he felt some sort of peace knowing that Stephen had promised to treat Dura well. Things in the room began to blur, and a soft force was ushering him to sleep. Close your eyes, close your eyes. He was sure that if he hadn't laid down, his legs would be failing him again. It was almost disappointing that he was already on the ground. He wanted to feel the impact. He just wanted to feel something. More vomit absconded from his stomach. Kaiser shuddered when his insides were finished spilling at the half-way point between his stomach and the floor. The blurriness his eyes were exposed to began to fade away into a welcoming darkness, and he shut them. He was ready to sleep. He felt like he was always tired, now, and this was the slumber that would finally rejuvenate him. Except that he was hoping he wouldn't wake up. "Glad that's settled." LISTEN UP! THIS POST IS FOR CYRIL/MOON. IT HAS SOME WORDS. HE IS CURRENTLY WEARING SOME CLOTHES. BY THE WAY, HE'S KIND OF UNDER THE WEATHER OK?. OH, AND THIS TEMPLATE WAS MADE BY DUCK DUCK'S NOT A GOOSE |
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