Amelia felt herself stiffen again. Marceline talking about Dolly felt wrong, somehow. Why did she say she was gone? That didn’t make sense. Wasn’t Dolly the one who brought her here? Hadn’t Dolly been with her the last few days, telling her what to do and keeping her safe? Somewhere deep in her hear...

Ameia almost wanted to cry. Those words were the exact ones she desperately wanted to hear. Yes, she didn’t want to be alone for another second. Her grip loosened on her bicep, and her eyes found their way back to Marcy’s face. For the first time in a while, smiling didn’t seem so hard, or strenuous...

If her smile had faded before, now it flipped completely into a look of disdain. Amelia didn’t know how to answer her friend. If she told her the truth… What if she went away? What if she ended up alone again? What if all she could do was look up? She… she didn’t want that! It was bad, she wanted to...

A voice cutting through the silence around her caused her head to perk up. They said her name. Her head slowly turned to see the source of the voice. All of a sudden her skin was crawling with goosebumps. Her bloodshot eyes settled on the person, and she sat slack-jawed as she stared at the girl. Ma...

Peaceful. That was how she felt, sort of. High above most of the island, the sound of the rushing waters of the falls and the night breeze her only companions. The sky full of glittering lights, dots of the brightest white painted all across it’s expansive canvas. The grass beneath her as she lay on...

Nevermind all that above. Use your heroes elsewhere please,, and im no longer accepting death ideas.

I'd appreciate a hero if someone wanted to save my sweet crazy child, but I'm also accepting death ideas.

Amelia waited with bated breath for the other girl’s answer. Amelia needed to hear the girl agree, and she was sure she would. After all, they were the same, right? Both just two lost people who had nothing left. No fight in them. Resigned to their shared fate. It made sense. Amelia could see it. Th...

Yeah. ‘Oh’ was most definitely the only reaction she expected. When you tell someone you’re just waiting to finally die, what else could they say? Amelia knew she’d never leave this place. She knew that this was going to be the end of everything. But, that was alright. She wouldn’t be alone anymore,...

Oh, Darlene wasn’t lost. That was good, right? Somehow, it made Amelia feel down, though. She was hoping they were in the same boat. Amelia was more lost than ever right now. She thought it would be nice to be with someone who felt the same. But, that didn’t mean Darlene wasn’t someone she could sta...

Amelia waited patiently, watching as the girl struggled to extract herself from the bush. It was odd, she thought to herself. Why would she trap herself under there? Amelia wouldn’t have wanted to be stuck in such a place. Amelia saw the branches pulling on the other girl’s hair and scratching along...

Amelia moved to get a better look at the person she saw in the bush. It was another girl, but not one whom she ever remembered seeing before. Not that that was any surprise. Amelia didn’t recognize anyone, really. All the people she could spot immediately in a crowd were either gone forever, or didn...

“The breeze feels so nice, don’t you think?” The crunch of feet walking along a dirt path filled the silence that followed the question. “Yes, you’re right. I should take a bath soon.” More crunching. The girl held out her hand and let the tall grass brush against her fingertips as she walked along....

[Amelia Fischer Continued From Hell and You ] Huff… huff… huff… Her ragged breaths beat in tune with the sound of her boots hitting the ground. She hadn’t stopped running since she left the serenity circle however long ago. Her body worked itself overtime to keep her moving, even as she stumbled an...

Amelia sat for a long while, just staring out at the lake. Eventually, as the day turned to night, she rejoined the others as they set up camp. She stayed quiet unless spoken to. Her mind was in a haze. All she could do was try her damndest not to fall apart. It felt like her head was splitting in t...