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Crispin’s smile lingers while turns toward the glass, doing as she says. And though he sees the fish, what he really wants to keep looking at is 𝘩𝘦𝘳.
Crispin’s smile lingers while turns toward the glass, doing as she says. And though he sees the fish, what he really wants to keep looking at is 𝘩𝘦𝘳.
But Crispin doesn’t. His eyes are on her. He can’t remember the last time she looked this alive, this unguarded.
But Crispin doesn’t. His eyes are on her. He can’t remember the last time she looked this alive, this unguarded.
𝒲𝒽𝓎? 𝒪𝒽, '𝒸𝒶𝓊𝓈𝑒 𝓈𝒽𝑒'𝓈 𝒹𝑒𝒶𝒹 (𝑜𝒽)
𝒲𝒽𝓎? 𝒪𝒽, '𝒸𝒶𝓊𝓈𝑒 𝓈𝒽𝑒'𝓈 𝒹𝑒𝒶𝒹 (𝑜𝒽)
We let our sims met with @pamsimmer.bsky.social @bymooniemoon.bsky.social @jennifah.bsky.social and @lyaenidae.bsky.social and this was a really fun experience to see our main sims interact with each other like that 🤍
Also Jasp didn’t make ANY friends, I’m embarrassed of him
Now it’s time for her to breathe again. To rediscover who she is and what she wants ♥️
Now it’s time for her to breathe again. To rediscover who she is and what she wants ♥️
“You didn’t,” she mutters, her voice barely more than a breath. “And someday you’ll realize that the Selene you made me become, that’s not the girl you fell in love with.”
“You didn’t,” she mutters, her voice barely more than a breath. “And someday you’ll realize that the Selene you made me become, that’s not the girl you fell in love with.”
“Fuck!” he shouts, voice raw and guttural.
“Fuck!” he shouts, voice raw and guttural.
Selene stares at him. “Maybe,” she whispers. “But I was hoping you hadn’t.”
Selene stares at him. “Maybe,” she whispers. “But I was hoping you hadn’t.”
“It was a fucking voice message, Selene,” he snaps. “You’re acting like I committed a crime.”
“It was a fucking voice message, Selene,” he snaps. “You’re acting like I committed a crime.”
Her fingers loosen on his arm, but she doesn’t let go.
“Do you even like me, Alex?”
He flinches. “What the fuck?”
Her fingers loosen on his arm, but she doesn’t let go.
“Do you even like me, Alex?”
He flinches. “What the fuck?”
“That’s it? You’re just going to walk away? You’re not even going to say anything? Not even ask how the performance went? Do you even see what’s happening to us?”
“That’s it? You’re just going to walk away? You’re not even going to say anything? Not even ask how the performance went? Do you even see what’s happening to us?”
For a moment, it doesn’t register. He just blinks, the words hanging there, unreal.
“What do you mean?” he finally breathes.
“I mean,” she says quietly, “that I needed to feel seen. Even if it was by the wrong person.”
For a moment, it doesn’t register. He just blinks, the words hanging there, unreal.
“What do you mean?” he finally breathes.
“I mean,” she says quietly, “that I needed to feel seen. Even if it was by the wrong person.”
He stares at her, caught between disbelief and guilt, his throat working to form something that might sound like an apology. “Selene…”
He stares at her, caught between disbelief and guilt, his throat working to form something that might sound like an apology. “Selene…”
“Did you listen to it?” she cuts him off before he can twist the air into another excuse.
He blinks, confused. “What?”
“The voice message. Did you listen to it, Alex?”
“Selene, I was on tour. I—” he exhales, rubbing the back of his neck. “I forgot.”
“Did you listen to it?” she cuts him off before he can twist the air into another excuse.
He blinks, confused. “What?”
“The voice message. Did you listen to it, Alex?”
“Selene, I was on tour. I—” he exhales, rubbing the back of his neck. “I forgot.”
“I’m saying you haven’t seen me in months. Not really. You come home, you talk about your meetings, your music, your next move. And I listen. I always listen, but I don’t think you’ve asked me how I’m doing in a long time. Not unless something was obviously wrong.”
“I’m saying you haven’t seen me in months. Not really. You come home, you talk about your meetings, your music, your next move. And I listen. I always listen, but I don’t think you’ve asked me how I’m doing in a long time. Not unless something was obviously wrong.”
“You never notice anything unless it affects you. My silence makes you uncomfortable, so now it’s a problem. But you didn’t seem to mind it when it came from you.”
“You never notice anything unless it affects you. My silence makes you uncomfortable, so now it’s a problem. But you didn’t seem to mind it when it came from you.”
His brow furrows. “What do you mean, ‘𝘵𝘰𝘰’?”
Selene lets out a dry laugh, one that doesn’t reach her eyes. “Forget it.”
His brow furrows. “What do you mean, ‘𝘵𝘰𝘰’?”
Selene lets out a dry laugh, one that doesn’t reach her eyes. “Forget it.”