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âI am pretty good at what I do, thatâs for sure. It would be just be great if it didnât feel like I had to let my family down in the process of reaching it.âÂ
Amanda nods at him, âThatâs fine. You could make yourself more comfortable and grab a chair, though.â The angel gives him a light smile. It didnât exactly phase Amanda much with what he was, she had to patch up anybody that came through her doors, didnât really matter. Unless, of course, he was a demon. That would be totally different, she would be running down the hall by now.Â
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âI see, I see,â Amanda nods her head. The wolf part catches her attention and she jerks her head up to him. âI feel you on that, lone.. wolf part. I know I look sick and battered up right now, but believe it or not, I look pretty similar on the regular. Itâs unfortunate, really. I wish I could be a good, strong, useful hunter. I got stuck playing nurse instead,â she shrugs. She really didnât mean to have such an intense answer, but it was late, and she wasnât really thinking too much into what was over sharing and what wasnât. Someone was listening to her, and she was probably just a little too excited about it.Â
Amanda watches him sit himself on the floor and she frowns. âI am keeping you up, I am sorry. Itâs just been a really long time since I have had any kind of.. normal conversation with someone. You donât have to sit in here and listen to me, though, thank you for even staying this long.â She gives Charlie a small smile.
Charlie shrugged, wishing to keep the conversation a bit lighter, but relieved that she wasnât immediately on her guard after he told her what he was. ââCanât be good at everything, and to each their own i guess, but that doesnât mean that you donât excel in something else.ââ Â
While still tired, Charlie wasnât dozing off or anything, but rather he was thinking for once without the danger of it getting dark since he wasnât alone. ââNo problem, plus, while i donât mind hearing about other peopleâs problems, it kind of buffers my own, hell, itâs probably just me being self-destructive. So, if you donât mind it, iâd rather stay here for a while.ââÂ
#i get the feeling thats the case#but its alright#amanda is just amanda#she doesnt exactly expect much from anybody
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Her peacefulness became disturbed and she clutched onto him. âI donât.. I donât want to sleep..â she whispers. Her eyes look up to his, and it takes all of her not to begin to tear up. The thought of being alone horrified her, dreams horrified her anymore. She did feel tired, exhausted. But that was all the time, that came with being pregnant, that came with being locked up and beat up on for a few months. âItâs.. Itâs hard.â
Once more, Eli turned his head and placed a long kiss on the side of her head. Breathing in through his nose, the man crinkled his nose. Amandaâs natural sent was nothing like the lavender that seemed to waft off Lux, but that wasnât the cause for the distress. Amanda had been taken captive for months, in less then clean conditions. Pulling back, Eli looked down at his wife, noticing the discolorations in her skin. âYou probably need your restâ, he told her still rubbing her belly. âI should go.â
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Amanda let his shruggish attitude slide on past her, trying to keep herself feeling upbeat. "I think it's a boy," she tells him, honestly. "From all my time spent desperately bonding-"she frowns for a moment, "I think I can say it's a good 90% accurate guess." She watches his hand resting on her stomach. She felt so huge, lately. And she knew she would only get bigger. The aches and annoyances from pregnancy were enough of a pain, so all of her other bruises and cuts only added to the miserable feeling of her body. In all honesty, Amanda felt like she could be dying. But the doctors said she would heal, and she couldn't wait to just feel like her normal self again. Amanda wondered how much the clave had gotten to tell Eli, she wondered if she was prepared to really muster up a summary. Her throat suddenly tightened. She'd have to tell him about Jameson, wouldn't she?
She rested her hand over his, sighing deeply.
âIâm sorry,â she frowns. She couldnât imagine why any students would want to be mean to him. if anything, sheâd thought there would be girls with crushes, people that thought he was the cool teacher because he was young. She had thought wrong, then. âKids will be kids, yeah, thatâs true.â Amanda rested herself on him, eyes closing. She felt tired, but his presence was too exciting. What if she woke up and he was gone, or had to go? What if she missed out on time with him just for stupid sleep? Amanda forced her eyes open, gripping his shirt.Â
âDo you think itâs a boy or a girl?â she asks him, keeping conversation.
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Amanda watched the door open, and in came in little Isley. Amanda wasnât sure how to feel. Her mind was going crazy, she knew she looked beat up. She wasnât sure how Isley was going to react to her. And yet, she was glad to see Eliâs little sister.Â
âIsley, itâs me,â she answers her, giving her the best smile she could manage. âSorry if my yelling brought you here..â Amanda quickly tried to get herself under control.
Amanda sat in a bed, it appeared. Well, something close to it, at least. She could feel all the usual aches and pains she felt when she had to wake up again. Waking up felt so hard lately. The only reason she even bothered to open her eyes was for the baby she carried. It was the only thing she had with her that kept her going. If she gave up, the baby would give up, and it had not even lived yet. Everything else had been pushed away, even Eli. She felt done for, good as dead, and she had been told over and over everyone had forgotten her-so much she had begun to believe it. But when she really had the chance to drink in her surroundings, the first thing out of her mouth was a scream.Â
âEli!â she yelled. Her eyes were frantic, it was hard to breathe. Was she home? Was she really home? She had dreamed it so many times before, that she would return to her husband and finally have the peace her and her baby deserved. âEli!â she screams again, more desperately, her voice aching.
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Relationships
*Elliott Anderson* My Husband
*Isley Anderson* Sister In Law
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Youâre high upon the tower, now donât look down. I will be ok here on the ground. And you can always call to say hello from time to time, when youâre no longer mine.
| Year Three Student | FAMILY INSIGNIA:Â Stag |
Qualities
+ Kind hearted, Brave, AmiableÂ
- Weak, Impulsive
Age: 21
STUDENT SYNOPSIS :
Born Amanda Grace Ashwood, the nephillim child was frail from her very first breath. Though she came from a lengthy line of strong shadowhunters, she never was graced with the skills for combat. And despite her sickly existence, Amanda excelled in other areas of study. Not only was she a walking encyclopedia for Runes, but she was also gifted with nursing skills. So much so that she was typically kept tucked away in the infirmary. Which was where she first developed feelings for Elliott Anderson.
To Amanda, Eli was tall, strong, and fearless. Everything she was not. Though the boy was strong, it did not spare him form injuries. And when he would limp into the dispensary bleeding, she would drop everything to patch him up. But even with her eager to bandage the smallest affliction, he continued to look over her. That was until the day his parents presented him to her as a potential bride.
Now though eager to marry the boy, Amanda was not ignorant to the fact their matrimony was anything but civil. Still, in hopes he would one day return her feelings, Amanda thought it best if at first she worked to be his friend. And after about a year of marriage, it began working.Â
But like all good things in the world , it had to come to an end. One day, as Eli was attempting to help Amanda gain some strength, their field experience became a catastrophe. Quickly, they became outnumbered and separated. That was when the tiny shadowhunter was captured by demons.
Now, many, including her husband believe her to be dead. But she is much worse. Prisoner to the demons who are planning a total up-haul of the natural order, Amanda was sought after to become the surrogate mother of a half angel half demon hybrid. Little did Lemuel know, she was already with child, a nephillim child.
Significant Relationships:
Elliott Anderson: In love with him form the moment she met him, Amanda would do anything for Elliott. Even accompany him on hunts for rogue downworlders, while pregnant.
Amanda Ashwood Anderson is a TAKEN and is portrayed by TAISSA FARMIGA
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âI-well,â Amanda wasnât sure how to answer. Yes, of course something happened. But what could she say without upsetting the clave? Was she even allowed to talk about what happened to her at all? âI was taken away for awhile, away from my husband. It wasnât an ideal situation, I had a tough time.. adjusting.â The answer seemed appropriate enough.Â
amandaâanderson:
âI never really did much myself, not until recently.â She returned the girlâs smile, trying her best to seem more relaxed. âBut not even one? Youâre quite lucky.â
âDid something happen?â Sometimes the girl asked questions when she shouldnât, but she didnât mean anything by it. âNo nightmares that I remember at least.â
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âI see, I see,â Amanda nods her head. The wolf part catches her attention and she jerks her head up to him. âI feel you on that, lone.. wolf part. I know I look sick and battered up right now, but believe it or not, I look pretty similar on the regular. Itâs unfortunate, really. I wish I could be a good, strong, useful hunter. I got stuck playing nurse instead,â she shrugs. She really didnât mean to have such an intense answer, but it was late, and she wasnât really thinking too much into what was over sharing and what wasnât. Someone was listening to her, and she was probably just a little too excited about it.Â
Amanda watches him sit himself on the floor and she frowns. âI am keeping you up, I am sorry. Itâs just been a really long time since I have had any kind of.. normal conversation with someone. You donât have to sit in here and listen to me, though, thank you for even staying this long.â She gives Charlie a small smile.
amandaâanderson:
âWell that doesnât sound too pleasant,â she comments. âDo you think youâll learn to enjoy it at all? Or is it just not your cup of tea?â She finally settled herself, two pillows on her back and another under her neck. Felt much, much better.Â
His second answer wasnât exactly happy either. Amanda almost felt guilty for even asking. âAgainst your will? Thatâs intense. Why donât you run away or something?â She didnât mean for it to sound sarcastic. But she knew if someone was determined enough, theyâd at least attempt to get out. If it was her, she knew sheâd leave. Although, Amanda was rather weak. Charlie looked like he could hold himself together.Â
Charlie shrugged, not having much to add, he knew he was probably overreacting a little bit about the situation he was in, but it sure felt worse than it was. ââI wonât enjoy the classes anytime soon, but finding new ways to annoy the hell out of people never seems to bore me, so thereâs that.ââ He chuckled, remembering some of the things he had done lately.Â
Going back to more personal oriented questions, charlieâs mood turned slightly sour, starting to get a bit on his guard around her.ââBecause running away isnât something thatâll work for me, being a lone wolf and all.ââ He answered truthfully, deciding to sit down on the floor next to her bed, since standing in his sleep deprived state wasnât the best idea.
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*update*
hey guys, I am gonna be doing some work on Amandaâs page, adding a few info pages, so please donât mind the posts as I organize & etc..Â
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âWell that doesnât sound too pleasant,â she comments. âDo you think youâll learn to enjoy it at all? Or is it just not your cup of tea?â She finally settled herself, two pillows on her back and another under her neck. Felt much, much better.Â
His second answer wasnât exactly happy either. Amanda almost felt guilty for even asking. âAgainst your will? Thatâs intense. Why donât you run away or something?â She didnât mean for it to sound sarcastic. But she knew if someone was determined enough, theyâd at least attempt to get out. If it was her, she knew sheâd leave. Although, Amanda was rather weak. Charlie looked like he could hold himself together.Â
amandaâanderson:
She looked at his smile and something flashed through her mind. Jameson, why was Jameson coming to mind? Her face seemed to freeze up, her eyes looking to the floor. âI guess the common question to ask would be, do you like it here? What brought you here?â
Amanda stopped shuffling her pillows around and just sat for a second. âRight, youâre right. Itâs really just so hard to be comfortable at all when youâve gotta this heavy weight on you.â She says it half jokingly, half completely irritated and serious.Â
ââThe best answer to that would be that iâve adjusted, doesnât mean i enjoy being hereâŚââ He complained, having no idea why he bothered to tell her, perhaps it was easier to talk to strangers. ââI was sent here against my will, something about endangering lives,ââ Charlie shrugged, not planning on telling her the detailed version of how he had ended up here, he didnât know her well enough for that.
ââOf course,ââ His eyes shifting to her belly for a second in understanding, remembering the time his mother had been pregnant with his baby brother.Â
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âI never really did much myself, not until recently.â She returned the girlâs smile, trying her best to seem more relaxed. âBut not even one? Youâre quite lucky.â
amandaâanderson:
âBad dreams.. I have lots of bad dreams.â That was honestly the best think she could think up. âThey suck, donât they? Make it very hard to return to the normal world..â
Ophelia offered the woman a kind smile. âI wouldnât know. I donât think Iâve ever had a bad dreamâŚâ
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âBad dreams.. I have lots of bad dreams.â That was honestly the best think she could think up. âThey suck, donât they? Make it very hard to return to the normal world..â
amandaâanderson:
Amanda took a deep breath. âNo youâre fine. Iâm just a little.. just a little jumpy.â
ââŚBut why?âÂ
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She looked at his smile and something flashed through her mind. Jameson, why was Jameson coming to mind? Her face seemed to freeze up, her eyes looking to the floor. âI guess the common question to ask would be, do you like it here? What brought you here?â
Amanda stopped shuffling her pillows around and just sat for a second. âRight, youâre right. Itâs really just so hard to be comfortable at all when youâve gotta this heavy weight on you.â She says it half jokingly, half completely irritated and serious.Â
amandaâanderson:
Amanda tried her best to get herself comfortable, to get her back to stop aching, a good position. She didnât pay attention to what he was doing, where he was looking, but she knew he probably didnât want to hang out with some random pregnant lady. Yet at the same time, she feared the thought of being alone again in the room. âHi Charlie, Iâm Amanda Anderson.â She smiles up at him, âyouâre a student?â
ââYes, iâm a second year student,ââ Charlie replied to her, mimicking her smile as a way to try and be friendly and stop himself from being rude, lack of sleep usually put him in a bad mood, which often made him a danger to be around, something he gladly let others know. Noticing her constant shuffling, Charlie frowned. ââYou know you could just stack your pillows right?ââÂ
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Amanda tried her best to get herself comfortable, to get her back to stop aching, a good position. She didnât pay attention to what he was doing, where he was looking, but she knew he probably didnât want to hang out with some random pregnant lady. Yet at the same time, she feared the thought of being alone again in the room. âHi Charlie, Iâm Amanda Anderson.â She smiles up at him, âyouâre a student?â
amandaâanderson:
âOne, two donât mean much. Just as along as they donât keep coming. Then that means, baby time-ah!â Amanda is swept up and her only reaction is to grip onto him tightly and hope he doesnât drop her. âThank you,â she breathes out, unfolding herself onto the bed. âThey know Iâm in here, they send people over to check on me. My case is too permanent of a stay to take up their emergency space. Kind of like home visits, if that makes sense. Thereâs not much they can do for me but give me time.â She rubs her hands over her stomach, sighing.Â
âBy the way, whatâs your name?â
ââGood, wouldnât want to be accused of anything,ââ Charlie said in amusement, but relieved nonetheless. There was a huge difference in his opinion when getting into trouble; you had the fun on purpose kind of trouble, and the kind wherein you did something wrong without knowing it and being called out on it afterwards. ââWell, the medical staff here is good at least, canât say anything wrong about that,ââ He sighed, remembering a few patch up jobs weâd had this year alone. Considering whether he should leave or not now that she seemed alright, he looked at the door before looking back at her when she asked a question. ââCharlie Beaumont, how about you?ââ
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Amanda took a deep breath. âNo youâre fine. Iâm just a little.. just a little jumpy.â
Amanda layed in her inferm. room. She had just woken up, and her mind was racing through the past few days she had spent back here, safe. She had to remind herself it wasnât all a dream. She felt herself get worked up and she wasnât sure if she was hearing things or not. But she called out anyway, âHello? Who is there?â
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âOne, two donât mean much. Just as along as they donât keep coming. Then that means, baby time-ah!â Amanda is swept up and her only reaction is to grip onto him tightly and hope he doesnât drop her. âThank you,â she breathes out, unfolding herself onto the bed. âThey know Iâm in here, they send people over to check on me. My case is too permanent of a stay to take up their emergency space. Kind of like home visits, if that makes sense. Thereâs not much they can do for me but give me time.â She rubs her hands over her stomach, sighing.Â
âBy the way, whatâs your name?â
âI think-â Amanda grits her teeth, trying to soak in the pain and keep herself from yelling, âI think itâs just, heâs just rolling. Or itâs an early contraction.â She manages to get it out, squinting, clearly in cramping pain. She didnât dare to move for a few seconds. It subsided for a moment and she caught her breath. âThey can start to happen this late into the pregnancy,â she explained. Another one rolled through her back and she gripped again. She hissed, looking up at him. âCould you help me back to my bed?â Amanda usually wasnât the kind of person to easily ask for help, but she knew she could lose her balance and put herself and the baby in danger. Any small trauma was enough to set off a chain of bad events. âPlease,â she added.Â
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Amanda layed in her inferm. room. She had just woken up, and her mind was racing through the past few days she had spent back here, safe. She had to remind herself it wasnât all a dream. She felt herself get worked up and she wasnât sure if she was hearing things or not. But she called out anyway, âHello? Who is there?â
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