Grace, Nancy, Teddy & Gia Pt.1
Nancy: Safe travels, my lovely
Nancy: I totally understand why you didnāt want to stay until tonight, even though Iām gutted to see you go, obvs š¤š¤š¤
Grace: āļøš«š¤š½š¤šš½š¤š¬āļø
Grace: youāre THE BEST for understanding TYSM & Iām SO sorry AGAIN!!
Nancy: No, donāt be silly, itās happened to us all at one point or another
Nancy: And I looked at his socials, he didnāt post anything about you, so, thatās a positive
Grace: oh GOD why is it ALWAYS me though??! šš
Grace: girl, I told you, heās an š
Grace: ššš FML
Nancy: I donāt even UNDERSTAND how you got quite that drunkā¦ like, you were REALLY hammeredĀ
Nancy: You mustāve had more than you remember, it doesnāt make ANY sense otherwise
Grace: idk idk š what I DO remember is so so bad itāll literally haunt me forever š³š¬
Nancy: If heās such a š
Nancy: likeā¦ why did we end up here? Iām trying to understand your thought processĀ
Grace: itās COS he is, I know that doesnāt make senseā¦Ā
Nancy: Because you didnāt feel good enough
Grace: šš½ maybe it makes total sense, cos yeah
Nancy: Babe š„ŗšš
Nancy: but you only ended up acting like 1000% worse than you actually are because of that š
Grace: šššš
Grace: I spiralled, Iām SUCH an idiot
Nancy: Look, he probably ended up as drunk as you when he went to the club after, he wonāt remember [whatever embarrassing detail either she told you last night when wasted or Teddy did in that lil debrief]
Grace: š¤š½š¤šš½š¤ cos Iāll wanna die if he remembers that or [something else you clearly did as bad or worse] BUT I canāt get my hopes up, like, Iām literally NOT good enough for him, last night proved it
Grace: I freaked out but I was right, still
Nancy: I bet heās been on hundreds of worse dates, itāll barely register
Nancy: Youāre just insecure and traumatized, that doesnāt make you a bad person, AT ALLĀ
Grace: me too Iāve been on 1000000s & here I am š±š» ILY for trying to make it better but you canāt
Nancy: You should get a bloody mary on the plane, youāve earnt itĀ
Grace: š”šš½
Grace: āļø isnāt gonna be strong enough & itās š¤“š¼ triggering now anyway
Nancy: If he actually managed to cure you of your caffeine addiction, youād have to send him a thank you noteĀ
Grace: š heād really be asking himself wtf is wrong with me then
Nancy: Arenāt manners very š? š
Grace: youāre asking the wrong girl, babes
Grace: Iām no š if only š„ŗšš & me sending a š would have the poor boy thinking Iām 12 now Iāve drank like it in front of himĀ
Nancy: He should have taken better care of you, I said it before and Iāll say it again š¤·āāļø
Grace: it isnāt his fault, he thought I ate CARBS šš½šš½ itās mine I tricked himĀ
Nancy: š¤š¤š¤
Nancy: Okay but who orders for someone in this day and age, that was weird, it isnāt the 50s
Grace: he was being romantic
Nancy: Oh God, you really like him, donāt you?
Grace: Iām just saying, I ruined it, he didnāt do anything wrong
Nancy: But do you like him, like actually?
Grace: it doesnāt matter, weāll NEVER see each other again, I canāt & he wonāt wanna ššš
Nancy: Say he did, though
Grace: ofc I like him Iām not brain damaged
Nancy: As someone youād like to see properly
Grace: in this, like, pure fantasyland weāre š¬ in rn, duh, but in reality thereās no way
Nancy: Stranger things have happened
Grace: mhmm & all the weird things that happen to me are BAD so
Nancy: š Well, itās over now, honey
Grace: thank god, I just wanna go homeĀ Ā
Nancy: š
Grace: Iām sorry, I didnāt mean like yours isnāt
Grace: you know that isnāt my šš
Nancy: No, itās fine
Nancy: I just wish I had somewhere I could run back to too, thatās all, thatās not on you
Grace: I shouldāve stayed, none of this is on you š
Grace: Iām the actual WORST & you can hate me if you wanna
Nancy: You have school tomorrow anyway, you should focus on that, getting your grades to get out
Grace: idc about school Iām not getting the grades & theyāll lowkey have to keep me there forever or give up ššš
Grace: youāre where my focus is š¤
Nancy: š„ŗ Youāll make me cry
Nancy: Iām just so sorry that it didnāt go better for you, I feel like itās my fault for saying you should get changed or something šš
Grace: no no no DONāT EVEN!! you did EVERYTHING right too!!
Grace: you told me not to š¤® & I didnāt listen
Nancy: I just wish I could protect you from feeling like that, it really breaks my heartĀ
Grace: šššš
Grace: I put you in an impossible situation, I literally shouldnāt have told you, idk what I was thinking
Nancy: you can tell me anything, I always want that
Grace: it isnāt fair itās TOO MUCH & all Iāve done is made you feel š too
Grace: Iām so SO sorry
Nancy: Shh, itās all okay, thatās what Iām here for, we get each other
Grace: I PROMISE it was a 1 time thing & Iām not gonna do it again EVER š¤š½š¤š¤š½š¤
Nancy: š¤š¤š¤
Nancy: Because you donāt even NEED to do it
Grace: I didnāt know what else to do but itās okay cos Iām not gonna be there again, itās over like you said
Nancy: You just canāt be with someone if theyāre going to make you feel like that, even without knowing themselves
Grace: Iāll just have to die alone, at least I still have you & youāre not mad at me šš½š¤šš½
Nancy: Girl, weāll be together, because same
Grace: is THAT why you got a dog??Ā
Nancy: That sounded filthy, Grace! š²š
Grace: UM šš I was just saying you missed the memo lonely old ladies usually get cats š
Grace: or dogs they can fit in their laps anyway š
Nancy: Wellllllll the person I know with the most cats is your mama and she aināt ever been lonely so š¶
Nancy: Itās good to have one like Rex, living alone, he can protect me
Grace: šš½šš½ no need to rub it in &/or bring her up rn ty
Nancy: Weāre all jealous, sis
Grace: donāt I know itā¦ me most of all
Nancy: Truly men are only good for one thing and she is so right for that
Nancy: I give up on them for anything BUT, I swear š¤š¤¦āāļø
Grace: wow, okay, cool then I JUST give upĀ
Nancy: Nun vibes š°āāļøāļø
Grace: or lesbian vibes, but no, I still CANāT
Grace: that would be WORSE
Nancy: You are SUCH a bigot, OMG š¤Ŗ
Grace: š³ļøāš excuse you Iām an amazing ally š³ļøāš
Nancy: šššš
Grace: whatever, how am I the freak, again, cos I donāt want the 1 thing men are good for?? itās so rude
Nancy: You really would be better off if you liked girls, a man is never going to give you the emotional support you need, I swear
Nancy: Life is such a sick joke, honestly š
Grace: Iād have to kms or date the UGLIEST girls ever
Grace: neither are the mood
Nancy: ššø is so real
Grace: UGH, this much baggage is EXHAUSTING
Nancy: and you š“ for a thousand years, snoring SO LOUDLY
Grace: MEAN!!Ā
Nancy: my ears were bleeding keeping you safe, hoe š
Grace: IOU for not letting me die I GUESS though it doesnāt feel like a HUGE favour rn nglĀ
Nancy: Itās okay, youāre allowed to be ungrateful rn
Grace: when are things gonna get better?? I wish I was gay then itās, like, guaranteed they HAVE TOĀ
Nancy: When you get to train, be qualified, at least then youāll have your business to build up and focus onā¦ works for my parentsĀ
Grace: cos they also have each other
Nancy: I think my mum would still be happy, without any of us, tbh
Grace: mine too
Nancy: Why did they bother, honestly? š¤·āāļøš
Grace: I canāt deal with how they can take for granted something I really badly want
Nancy: š I know
Nancy: Iāll not do it, in solidarity
Grace: š„ŗšš
Grace: Iād NEVER stop you though! you take SUCH good care of me, any kid would be the LUCKIEST ever
Nancy: No baby would be as cool as you anyway, even if it was remotely possible for me and the way my life is shaping up, no way
Grace: Rex is the lucky one for rn ššš
Nancy: True ššš
Nancy: My parents donāt need any more grandkids yet, I am NOT trying to compete with him on this š·
Grace: Yeah I DONāT wanna talk about it eitherĀ
Nancy: I canāt believe they made it to now though, she must have got rid of some, right?Ā
Nancy: Like, sheās nearly 25, how long have they been together? Thereās no way
Grace: STOP āļøāļø
Nancy: Iāve got feelings about it too, babe
Nancy: She was like, my best friend since birth before they didā¦ THAT
Grace: itāll forever be too much to unpack, I just CANāT
Nancy: Thereās going to be a baby explosion in your family soon though, you need to prepare yourself mentally
Grace: ā¦Ā
Grace: Iāll NEVER be mentally strong enough š£š£
Nancy: Itās the reality though, AWFUL as it is
Grace: I know š
Nancy: Jan and Ava claimed to be more sensible but look at the pair of them
Nancy: Ugh, it stresses me OUT š„
Grace: Iāve totally changed my mind, I wish I wasnāt going home now
Nancy: Donāt they all, like, live with you, basically
Nancy: I couldnāt STAND to watch Ava and James all loved up with his kids like theyāre theirs all the time like that
Grace: Iām counting down the days til I can leave, obviously
Nancy: Yeah, I bet
Nancy: like heās nice to look at but if thatās never coming your way itās entirely depressingĀ
Grace: UGHĀ
Nancy: I shouldāve locked it down with James whilst I had the chance, he is too intent on ruining my sisterās life with his mistakes nowĀ
Grace: but then instead heād be ruining yours
Nancy: Sheās my little sister, Iād do anything for her
Grace: š„ŗ I know, but youāre like my big sister, I canāt let you š„ŗ
Nancy: ššššš
Nancy: I just wish I could make her see it for what it is, thatās all
Grace: me too, Iāve tried talking to her loads of times even though she treats me like Iām stupid whenever I do
Nancy: Theyāve got way too much pride, they canāt see weāre trying to help but
Nancy: at least we try, however unappreciatedĀ
Grace: I wish you were my sister, I hate the ones Iāve got, they donāt try AT ALL
Nancy: Iām more than that, itās special š¤šš¤
Grace: I should be allowed to live with you, itās not like anyone cares if I go to school or not when Iām back there OR what else I do
Nancy: The way your school works is SO confusing though, if you were here you could already be in your last year of your beauty course instead of them forcing you to do like sixth form schooly vibes
Grace: IKR?!Ā
Nancy: Like, you DONāT want to go to Uni and be that girlā¦ such a waste of time šš
Grace: & when I donāt pass which DUH Iām NOT gonna, hello??! theyāll try & make me redo the year, they do it ALL the time šš
Nancy: Oh babes, not you being like 20 still in your uniform, you cannot, thatās TOO much
Grace: š·š·š·
Grace: Iāll have to walk out with no exams šš½š idc cos I donāt need to look back when I leave ā¤ļøšš¦š¹š¤āļøš¤š«š”š·šĀ
Nancy: We cannot wait š„³š„³š„³š„ŗš„°š„°
Nancy: we being me and Rex, obvsĀ
Grace: not you & whoever you hit up last night while I was being unhinged in [whatever the restaurant is called] ??Ā
Nancy: Lord no, no daddy for you yet, sorry š
Grace: Iām the opposite of mad about it š„³š„³š„³š„ŗš„°š„°
Nancy: I would call you out but as you plan to be forever single too, itās all good š
Grace: sorry not sorry!! I need you š¤šš¤
Nancy: Forever and ever, girl
Grace: I miss you already & always
Grace: this is gonna be the LONGEST week of my life šš„±
Nancy: I donāt even know HOW Iām going to fill my weekdays, for real š©
Nancy: Gonna have to hit up this š even though idc about him
Grace: with dog walks ?? ššš jk I know you would NEVER š
Nancy: š My š would thank me but nah
Grace: āš¶š©š«
Nancy: ABSOLUTELY NOT
Grace: ā¦ can I ask you for a favour thatās maybe almost as bad?
Nancy: ā¦ Go on
Grace: can you keep checking in on Teddy for a sec?? cos I had to unfollow obvs & I wanna make sure heās not, like, swearing off all girls & planning to die alone tooā¦ Iād feel worse than I already do atm šš
Nancy: Of course, we have plenty of mutual friends anyway, I will undoubtedly see or hear of his whereaboutsĀ
Grace: thanks, itās cringe to ask but, like, I have now so āš½
Nancy: Itās cool, heās not going to find out you did
Grace: yeah true šš½
Nancy: You donāt want a report back, do you?
Nancy: Like Iāll just make sure heās cool but I wonāt blow you up over it
Grace: Iāll be calm, itās none of my business anyway
Grace: as long as heās okay & over it
Nancy: š
Grace: IOU again š¤
Nancy: [Me like, should probably come at this boy and cackle so you donāt lose your composure here hun]
Grace: [go for it gal]
Nancy: I was THIS close to losing it
Teddy: Dare I ask why?
Nancy: [just send him a screenshot of this poor gal earnestly wanting to check you arenāt heartbroken]
Nancy: See?
Teddy: That I did an incredible job on her? Yes but I already knew it šš§øš Poor me
Nancy: God, you make me sick š
Nancy: I thought she was joking, in a rare display of self-awareness
Teddy: Iād love to make you sick, choose your preferred method & get back to me
Nancy: Havenāt you got a noose to fill?Ā
Nancy: The devastation being as real as it is
Teddy: Okay, auto erotic asphyxiation it is š
Nancy: šš
Nancy: With the mood sheās in, my death will look like a suicide pact
Teddy: Sheās gone, get in the mood Iām in
Nancy: Youāre being so subtle, however will I guess what mood that is?Ā
Teddy: & youāre being hilarious, of course I miss you
Nancy: I miss you more
Nancy: having to listen to her holier-than-thou version of you just made me want to talk to the real youĀ
Teddy: Invite me over & you can do more than talk
Nancy: Do you have to be invited in š§āāļø
Teddy: No, but itāll upset Rex if I barge in, heās protective of you
Nancy: He is š„ŗ
Nancy: youāll have to be nice, if you come for a visit
Teddy: Itāll be different when I have a š but for now Iāll behave well & let him be the man of the house
Nancy: Itād be mean of you to put him in his place today, he doesnāt know he isnāt meant to be top dog yet, poor baby
Teddy: Iāve missed him too so Iāll be š daddy & not š
Nancy: š¤ triggering for me but Iāll let it slide, you canāt help how boring sheād like you to be
Teddy: It wonāt be boring for either of us when you relay everything she said about me
Nancy: We talked about A LOT of stuff, thereās definite potential for progress
Teddy: Good
Teddy: & has your new bed arrived yet?
Nancy: Luckily after she got to the airport
Nancy: sheās already confused about the sudden appearance of the dog
Teddy: You live alone, you need him
Nancy: Yes but you know, I canāt fit it in a handbag and Iāve not made him his own social media profilesā¦ so why did I bother ???
Teddy: š hers are full of cats, sheās hardly the authority on dogs
Nancy: She has no taste, sorry to say
Nancy: She definitely thinks heās scary but is not gonna say that to my face
Teddy: Iām aware, darling, the disgusting clothes she tried to pick out on her own before I stepped in spoke for themselves
Teddy: but sheās correct about one thing, she should be scared of him
Nancy: You have pretty good taste in clothes, if my memory servesĀ
Teddy: Nothing is going to look anything but awful on her body regardless but I like that youāve noticed
Nancy: Yeah, well, I kept the lingerie on for ages
Teddy: I still owe you an outfit too, I havenāt forgotten
Nancy: How is your head this morning?
Teddy: Fantastic, if youād like me to make us our reservation at [the restaurant he took Grace too so they can recreate it] for tonight, I will
Nancy: I suppose weāll have to eat at some point, true
Teddy: Iāll bring home for Rex what I ordered for her, I couldnāt possibly suggest you eat it
Nancy: You wanted to make me sick, not give me a lifelong disorder, yeah?
Teddy: I want to make you happy, baby
Nancy: Youāre helping
Nancy: how comfy this bed is is high up the list too
Teddy: Are you going to show me?Ā
Nancy: [send him a pic on this enormous bed like omg]
Nancy: You could fit so many š¶ in this thing
Teddy: Iāll make you š¤° sick & weāll see how many babies we can fit in there
Nancy: I am really in the mood to get pregnant after promising her I would never so
Nancy: good thing our moods are matching
Teddy: Because youāre breaking a promise to her Iāll make one to give you twins that arenāt mutants like your brothers, for yours & your parentsā sake
Nancy: Youāre SO giving
Nancy: Iāll make sure theyāre boys, for your sake
Teddy: Thank you, it would mean A LOT to me
Nancy: Anything for you seems like a risky precedent to set but Iām not scared
Teddy: I couldnāt be any prouder of you for overcoming your fear of me
Nancy: Youāre even cuter than Rex, just donāt say anything
Teddy: Iām only in the mood to say your name
Nancy: let me hear it
Teddy: [SUCH a shameless voice note, me like sir you live at home, thank god you do have a rich person gaff and are probably as far away from your parents as poss]
Nancy: š„“ Oh
Nancy: the fact you can do that as loud as you want now
Teddy: Iām determined all your neighbours are going to hate me LONG before I move in
Nancy: Theyāll be begging me to throw another party instead ļæ½ļæ½ļæ½ļæ½
Teddy: Theyāll have to wait until Iāve finished begging you for what I want
Nancy: Baby
Teddy: Itās quite a list, theyāll probably be rather impatient, Iām sorry
Nancy: Iām not
Teddy: Me either, not at all
Nancy: I canāt leave you needy
Teddy: What kind of mother would you be if thatās the precedent?
Nancy: The only mother of your children you want
Teddy: Yes
Nancy: Iām really glad you get to give me everything you have, itād be wrong to hold back, wrong for us
Teddy: Our moods definitely are matching
Nancy: I couldnāt have got her out the door fast enoughĀ
Teddy: You know Iād have to trick you if you didnāt want what I want & Iād feel bad about it
Nancy: Sorry Iām as fucked up as you
Nancy: we can trick everyone else, whenever we want to use them
Teddy: Iām not, I love that youāre as fucked up as I am
Nancy: It makes me want to be with you always, how high I feel thinking about the things I can admit to liking to you
Teddy: You can tell me anything, Iām not afraid of that as a set precedent either
Nancy: I want to feel you getting hard under me when I tell you everything she said
Teddy: Okay, Iāll try & think about something else for a while so itās how I have to become again instead of just the state Iām already in
Nancy: Itād be so hypocritical of me to expect that, but youāll get more turned on, twitchy, trying to fuck me, itās the cutest thing Iāve ever seen
Teddy: I am a new level of turned on since we started doing this
Nancy: itās unreal, you are
Teddy: You are, itās unbelievable I havenāt fucked you yet, the amount Iāve thought about it & the amount Iāve cum for you
Nancy: I want to feel like Iām full to the brim, like genuinely canāt move for it, thatās the only thing that would be appropriate
Teddy: You will, I woke up feeling like that
Nancy: š¤¤ you shouldāve woken up in my mouth, Iām so sorry
Teddy: It isnāt your fault you had to wake up to her big mouth, Iām sorry, you deserve so much better
Nancy: Her crying is foreplay, thatās as good as she will be for us
Teddy: Please tell me you recorded it š
Nancy: Do I love you?Ā
Teddy: Desperately
Nancy: and I as desperately wanted to touch myself whilst she was, so, yes, it was necessaryĀ
Teddy: I as desperately need to marry you right now
Nancy: the answer is yes
Teddy: Youāre fucking perfect
Nancy: Boys are always too nice and I hate them for it so much
Nancy: youāre the most special, my dream boy
Teddy: Tell me about it, most girls are pathetic, it makes my stomach turn over in the opposite to a fun way
Nancy: Iāve spent so damn long being unsatisfied by everything and everyone, no matter the combination or how long I kept it all going
Teddy: I know, so was I
Nancy: We were with the same people, on the same things, it barely touching the sides
Teddy: I was beginning to feel as devastated by it all for real as Grace thinks she is
Nancy: Tell me about it, itās exhausting, staying on their level when I want to go so much further
Teddy: & then you get reckless, do things you wouldnāt & shouldnāt otherwise
Teddy: I stayed with [the girl from the very beginning she asked him about] too long
Nancy: Sheād turn you normal, Iāve watched it happen so many times
Teddy: I felt it starting to happen
Nancy: You were born for this, to be depraved
Teddy: You canāt decide you want something besides this, weāll never find anything else like it again
Nancy: I just want more, no boundaries
Teddy: I donāt have any, my father paid a fortune every term to prevent me from being expelled from school
Nancy: As he should, how much of this is his fault
Teddy: I insist upon the majority of the credit, naturally
Nancy: Youāre the one I want, not either of your siblings, so it must be true
Teddy: Nurture, or lack of, can only be blamed to an extent
Teddy: DNA the same
Nancy: Our kids donāt stand a chance
Teddy: They stand every chance of being just like us, which is why anyone reproduces in the first place
Teddy: at least your ego, unlike your brotherās, is worthy of being gifted that, because youāre incredible
Nancy: No, you
Nancy: I donāt know how Iām meant to act around all your mini-mes š
Teddy: However you like, they owe you everything, they wouldnāt even exist if not for you
Nancy: Theyāll be the most spoilt, thereās no way to resist
Teddy: No, you will
Nancy: š„°
Nancy: Nothing is changing this, touching what this is
Teddy: Iād seriously go insane
Nancy: Not in a fun way
Teddy: When I thought this was over
Nancy: I could feel the spiral coming, the amount of shit Iād have to do to try and replace what this has given me already
Teddy: Itās irreplaceable, I wouldnāt be able to try, Iād have to give up & become like them
Nancy: I wonāt let it happen
Teddy: We canāt
Nancy: Iām done watching everyone get taken overĀ
Nancy: you donāt deserve that slow death
Teddy: Iām going to watch you get everything youāve ever wanted, nothing else
Nancy: This is going to be the best week of your life, you have no idea
Teddy: I have lots of ideas
Nancy: that is what I like about you
Teddy: But yeah, it is going to be the best week of my life, no doubt
Nancy: So far, anyway
Nancy: I donāt plan on stopping
Teddy: & I absolutely donāt intend to stop you
Nancy: At least you can seem suitably subdued on your socials but still have things you can post, keep her š off you
Teddy: Hers are going to be too funny
Nancy: Are we going to be genuine with how weāre struggling this week or act like weāre living our best life? š¤š
Teddy: Genuine isnāt something she can do, clearly
Nancy: yeah but what if youāre stalking her socials because youāre SO into her?!
Teddy: Of course
Nancy: The weird confidence with a total lack of self-esteem in general is so weird
Teddy: It would be sufficiently jarring to frighten off other boys with a different motive
Nancy: That is what she does best, yeah
Teddy: Iād offer her some tips if it werenāt entirely counterproductive & a secret how much they like me
Nancy: Itās safe to say you do not have the same type, if she was honest with what she wants and not what she wants to look like she wants
Nancy: should actually go to church to find herself a man but there we go
Teddy: Sheād rather live a lie & sheās about to
Nancy: Sheās so welcome š„°
Teddy: š§š¼āāļø
Nancy: Youāll really wanna ease up on the fairy stuff though, she is basically homophobic
Teddy: I canāt wait to introduce her to the family, sheāll fit right in
Nancy: Gross
Teddy: Her mother will sleep with anything with a pulse, a paid therapist isnāt necessary to recognise the correlation
Nancy: She would choose to ignore how the multiple baby daddies are the issue there š
Teddy: Sheād have her own by now, she obviously doesnāt see it as an issue
Nancy: It unavoidably is, kinda shocked she didnāt go that hard into her trauma once she was hammered but well done, sis šāāļøš
Nancy: She just wants to be normal, despite the fact her complete lack of defining or unique features is what makes her so easy to overlook
Teddy: Sheās given me a ridiculously easy task at least, be a bore & a romantic clicheĀ
Nancy: š„±š„±š„±š„±
Nancy: Thank God Iāve given you other chances to impress me
Teddy: I wouldāve found & taken the opportunity if you were for some reason yet to be impressed
Nancy: I usually am butĀ
Nancy: I want you to change that so you better
Teddy: Is that my eagerly awaited invitation?Ā
Nancy: Are you really not on the way already?
Teddy: Perhaps, or perhaps not
Nancy: Iām not getting out the good paper to write you one, come onĀ
Teddy: Thereās the dyslexic privilege Iām ready to exploit
Nancy: Focus on exploiting me, thanks
Teddy: Focus & youāll be aware Iām on my way
Nancy: Iām very focused, I have no other plans today
Teddy: Iām very pleased to hear it
Nancy: This bed is too nice to get out of
Teddy: It should be, we worked hard to make it nice with all those decisions
Nancy: I hope you like it, enough to stay
Teddy: I like you enough to stay
Nancy: You make me feelĀ
Nancy: itās like weak and dumb but in a good way, somehow?
Teddy: Well, I did insist Iād treat you better than your father & thatās what they do in the negative, so Iām on the right track
Nancy: I hadnāt forgotten, sort of seared into my brain, that one š³
Teddy: I hated when you said you werenāt going to hold me to anything Iād said
Nancy: Yeah, I know, it was mean
Teddy: Youāre not allowed to forget, itās too important & we both know how in your face Grace & I are going to be
Nancy: Alright, Iāll hold myself to it
Teddy: I love you, remember I said it to you first
Nancy: and youāve told me, any motive you could have
Teddy: Iāll repeat it every chance I have
Nancy: Iāll try not to be cunty to you, remember why weāre doing this
Nancy: at some point, Iāll have to turn into your biggest fan anyway
Teddy: Fighting just means making up, Iāll try & remind myself
Nancy: I donāt do jealousy, this would be a stupid reason to start
Teddy: You being jealous of anyone is laughable, over her it couldnāt be more ridiculous
Nancy: You can call me dumb about this, Iāll not fight you
Teddy: It means you care, I donāt want to fight about that
Nancy: I know you like it, youāre soft
Teddy: I most certainly am not
Teddy: [photographic evidence nobody asked for, soz as per to whoever is driving him rn]
Nancy: Oh, OKAY
Nancy: Iāve never been happier to be proven wrong š„ŗš„ŗš„ŗ
Teddy: Did you pick me because you think Iām soft?
Nancy: I didnāt know you were
Teddy: Iām curious what it means, aside from a blatant š§š¼āāļø slur, possibly?
Nancy: Yeah, Iām cyberbullying you right now š
Nancy: Iām not sure exactly what I meanā¦ just that youāre more invested than I thought youād be, maybe? You want more than what I assumed you would
Teddy: You expected me to be more calculating, callous, I understand whyĀ
Nancy: Just more predictable even
Nancy: All I offered you at the start was the chance to use her and a share of a decent stash, remember
Teddy: I havenāt forgotten you owe me A LOT of K, predictable as that may be
Nancy: š weāll find somewhere not entirely predictable to take it
Teddy: One thing you shouldāve already had a fixed idea of about me Ā is Iāll always be willing to go deeper down the rabbit hole, Alice
Teddy: the moment a better offer comes along, thatās what I want, regardless of how far away from the starting point it is
Nancy: I didnāt imagine youād say no to a chance of hooking up
Nancy: but more like youāre ticking off a whoās who, not this
Teddy: Nobody, aside from your sister, has ever said no to hooking up, itās not what I said yes to, I didnāt imagine that part would even be much fun
Nancy: Thatās a little rude
Teddy: Iāve never been happier to be proved wrong either, darling
Nancy: You havenāt yet, no pressure or anything
Teddy: But I have, itās been the most fun so far
Nancy: But if itās shit now Iāll have to pretend I never said any of this and kick you out
Teddy: Oh please, Iād refuse to go anywhere until it was good
Teddy: Who do you think I am?Ā
Nancy: Youāre the one thatās put it in my head
Nancy: Youāll have to take the spare room and start paying rent
Teddy: Iām used to being disappointed, Iāve been open about that, it isnāt a personal attack worthy of charging me rent
Nancy: š roomie
Teddy: Okay, fine, Iāll add it to our roleplays
Nancy: but I know what you mean
Nancy: and can guess why you wanted to do it in the first place
Teddy: Weāve talked through our motives pretty extensively by now, but if you feel like thereās something youāre still doing guesswork on, you can ask me
Nancy: The lack of a challenge she presents is more than made up in the one I do, itās simple enough
Teddy: If you were a challenge
Nancy: Really?
Teddy: Come on, it hasnāt exactly taken us long to get here
Nancy: Wow
Teddy: Thereās no reason to be offended
Nancy: Iām not, just disappointed, so whatās new
Teddy: Thereās less reason to be disappointedĀ
Nancy: Iām not about to play into your hand, so you have every reason to be disappointed, actually
Teddy: It isnāt a game, you know that
Nancy: but it is, and thatās why you said yes
Teddy: It was when I agreed to do this, itās not anymore
Nancy: Alright
Teddy: What are you upset about?
Nancy: Iām not upset, you just reminded me what weāre actually doing here
Teddy: Nancy, this is silly
Nancy: You only feel it now because you reckoned you were about to achieve your goal
Teddy: No, I donāt feel it because that isnāt what my goal is
Nancy: We have no reason to trust each other, thatās stupid
Teddy: Are you seriously going to do this again?
Nancy: Obviously
Teddy: You do trust me
Nancy: That would be stupid
Teddy: Youāre being stupid not to when the entire reason weāre here this fast is because weāre so well suited
Nancy: and not just how easy it was because youāre so great, right?
Teddy: How many times can I tell you Iām not playing you?
Nancy: Thatās what you say when youāre trying, you slipped up, sorry
Teddy: You want me to slip up because, you said it yourself, you feel under pressure
Nancy: If it was real, of course I would, thatās intentional too
Teddy: Call it off because youāre scared, itās nonsense to go for this angle & turn me into someone I am not
Nancy: Be who you want, Teddy
Teddy: If who you want to be is crazy I canāt talk to you
Nancy: We donāt need to talk, itās not useful to either of us right now
Teddy: When youāve seen sense you know where I am or am likely to be
Nancy: Iāll avoid where I imagine youāre more likely to be if you do the same for me
Teddy: I donāt promise to
Nancy: Why would you bother
Teddy: It isnāt beneficial for either of us for me to give you your own way when youāre this wrong about why you want it
Nancy: all I want now is to party and there are so many places I can achieve that, even if I have to walk out of any you might be in
Teddy: I wonāt be there, I have no interest in piling disappointment upon disappointment, itās all boring, I told you
Nancy: I know what it is, itās what I have
Teddy: No, we have each other if you just stop
Nancy: How, you made that impossible
Teddy: Nothing is impossible, even while youāre having an insane identity crisis about this, I know who we both are
Nancy: Donāt be so bloody patronising
Teddy: Donāt behave like your clueless cousin
Nancy: Shut up, she has no backbone, she wouldnāt say any of this
Teddy: Itās the same act of sabotage with an identical end result
Nancy: If you think Iām going to sit around and cry about you like that, dream on
Teddy: Iām painfully aware of what youāre going to do & itās as tragic
Nancy: I donāt call you tragic for being a slut
Teddy: Because Iām not going to fuck someone else instead of you in order to fake Iām still in control when Iām really losing it
Nancy: I just have no interest in fucking you now, as shocking as that might be to you
Teddy: It doesnāt shock me at all your new plan is to lie to yourself & to me
Nancy: JesusĀ
Teddy: Have a blast being deluded with most of the city about one thing or another, I hope you get the chemical help you need to do so
Nancy: Youāre delusional if you think anything about this is attractive
Teddy: Iām not on a mission to attract you, youāre the one who thinks I am, or was
Nancy: Just another day for you, obviously
Teddy: Believe what you want, Nance
Nancy: Youāre shit at this
Teddy: Because Iāve never done it before, a fact youād know if you dared to accept this is actually different
Nancy: Every time I try, you just remind me how it aināt
Teddy: Maybe youāre right, because whenever you doubt my motives & question me constantly, I have to ask myself why Iām trying to change anything about the way my life is
Nancy: Nothing about this is easy, chat all you want about me wasting my time and being delusional like itās not what youāre going to go back to
Teddy: But thatās where youāre wrong, it would be easy for me to stay with you
Teddy: I donāt want to go back, I want to go fucking forwards, together
Nancy: I donāt know whatās forward, whatās there
Teddy: Yes you do, but you donāt want it, you donāt trust me enough to let yourself
Nancy: I donāt, and I donāt trust myself
Nancy: I should already be there by now
Teddy: Then thatās it, we can stick to the Grace plan or not, whatever you like, take some time to think about if thatās something you still want
Nancy: Donāt talk to me like this is a meeting
Teddy: It more or less is
Nancy: You can fuck off then
Teddy: Okay
Nancy: Not okay, prick
Teddy: [just leave that there for now hun like the petty bitch you are fucking off despite the fact she wants to keep having a go]
Nancy: [we really fucked you over genetically for having a temper hun, keep your mouth closed though, just unfollow him dramatically everywhere you can for the petty spike of feelings that will give you at least]
Teddy: [obvs you gotta unfollow her too & most importantly you gotta interact with whatever Grace is posting even if itās just a like or a story view or something because duh, hard same on being cruel and dramatic]
Nancy: [when Grace would definitely tell you so youāre just here seething]
Teddy: [soz not soz, well soz to Grace but you know, oh lads you do amuse me]
Nancy: Can you actually stop, thanks
Teddy: Iām having my own fun, you canāt stop me
Nancy: You said take some time so let me
Teddy: Iām likewise not preventing you from doing that
Nancy: You obviously are because what is that if not going ahead with the Grace plan
Teddy: For all she knows my finger slipped, it commits you to nothing because it can just as easily mean nothing
Nancy: Iām the one who has to discuss what it does or doesnāt mean with her, so no, cut the crap
Teddy: š„±
Nancy: Teddy, Iām serious because Iām not in the mood to humour her about this
Teddy: Iām done, you donāt need to cry about it
Nancy: You know the damage is already done, thatās why you did it, thanks SO much
Teddy: Youāre SO welcome
Nancy: Youāre making the decision easier to make
Teddy: Oh good, after all, it is what a gentleman would do & Iām about to forgo the role, have to do what I can while I canĀ
Nancy: Youāre as free to continue wooing her as I am to tell her why you started
Teddy: If I was interested in doing so for its own sake, I wouldnāt need your permission, youāre correct
Nancy: Youāre that transparent, donāt worry
Teddy: Yes I am & yet here we areĀ
Nancy: You really had to make her talk to me though? Think of something better
Teddy: Why would I? Itās the ideal punishment
Nancy: Because I could call it all off for real if she doesnāt shut the fuck up
Teddy: I donāt care if you do, itās you whoāll lose out
Nancy: Bullshit
Teddy: Iām not invested in Grace or in any of the rest of your family, I am in you & as youāve pointed out, Iām wasting my time
Teddy: thereās a multitude of other things I can use to do that too
Nancy: And none of them are as fun, clearly
Teddy: Well, Iām hardly having fun with you either, so as Iāve said, who cares?
Nancy: Because I canāt wreck my family on my own and you canāt yours
Teddy: Iāll find a way which doesnāt involve you or needing anyoneās help, Iāll have plenty of time, nothing but, in fact
Nancy: Right, of course you will
Teddy: Thereās no need to pretend my family will be that difficult to ruin, theyāre halfway to having done it themselves
Nancy: And how long have they been like that, centuries?
Teddy: Darling, Iām not as old as you, it isnāt as pressing
Nancy: Your choice
Teddy: Yeah
Nancy: Good luck, sorry if she runs to your inbox to shout, or, youāre welcome? Whatever
Teddy: š
Nancy: š
Teddy: [that went well, go and cause a family argument IRL or something to try and feel something, Iām sure theyāll be thrilled]
Nancy: [weāve probably likewise snapped at Grace without fully doing a tell-all and now need to have a party and piss off the neighbours again with our behaviour, thanks gal lol]
Teddy: [me like donāt you turn up at that party, boy]
Nancy: [she says donāt you do it honey]
Teddy: [like, heās very much not above it, especially because his dog is there but itās probably a bigger fuck you to act like youāre ignoring her entirely unless youāre gonna show purely to take said dog but then what sir, you live at home, you canāt]
Nancy: [that really makes it not the move you think it is, like where are you taking that dog, boy, yes this flat is entirely funded by our parents but at least they arenāt here lol]
Teddy: [mhmm, exactly so donāt, flop]
Gia: Why did you choose today to be a colossal nightmare?
Teddy: Why not today?
Gia: Because it is the only day I can guarantee any time spent with my family
Teddy: Noted, every day of your life is a colossal nightmare, but thatās hardly something Iām to blame for
Gia: You are to blame for Seb not wanting to do this every week now
Teddy: Please, shortening his name like that isnāt going to magically make him look or act your age, but it WILL make me gag š¤¢
Gia: And here was me hoping University might make you mature slightlyā¦
Teddy: Hasnāt āgirls mature faster than boysā been your entire reason to live since before I was born?
Gia: Iāve never acted the way you do, even if Iād wanted to, Iād have never gotten away with it
Teddy: š Iād suggest you try it but itās rather too late now, unless you intend to take behaving as I would as far as forsaking your husband
Gia: As I said, I have literally no desire to throw a tantrum like that
Gia: Why are you?
Teddy: Why are you acting as if you suddenly care?
Gia: Assumedly, thatās what you were after, attention
Teddy: Incorrect, but itās always the goal to make everyone suffer as I must
Gia: Precisely
Gia: If you didnāt want the parents to have to have hushed conversations about you, you would do as the rest of us do and keep it to yourself
Teddy: Well, if they wonāt have full volume conversations about each other & address the real issues
Gia: Is that why youāre sad, mummy and daddy are fighting again?
Teddy: No, but I am cheered by your slight attempt at humourĀ
Gia: If mocking you can be considered a joke, I suppose
Gia: Could you not find an excuse to absent yourself if you were going to be in such a mood though, it isnāt as if James attends, you donāt have to
Teddy: Itās extremely laughable you think you have any grounds to mock me, yes
Teddy: & that you would dare to comment on my mood given your spouseās inability to do anything with his face but š
Gia: Heās only like that around you, actually
Gia: and who could blame him?
Teddy: Iām doing him a favour, his brats are going to be my age soon, itās best he practises because he canāt exactly leave the supportive parenting to you
Gia: Iām not your mother, I donāt need to handhold you through your hangover/heartbreak to prove that Iām a capable parent
Teddy: Youāre nobodyās mother, Gia & LONG may that continue to be the case, truly š
Gia: If I had such news, I would have cut through your nonsense with it
Teddy: Such a pity heās incapable of delivering it for you, in any sense
Gia: Do you have to be so disgusting?
Teddy: You married him, thatās disgusting
Gia: No one asked your opinion, how you feel about him is irrelevant
Teddy: & yet here you are defending yourself against my opinion, itās obviously relevant to you if you feel the need
Gia: You defend your partner, thatās pretty standard
Teddy: When heās so frail, of course
Gia: So instead of finding yourself a job, youāre spending your time working on your stand-up, are you?
Teddy: Oh Iām sorry, do you have news of our father going bankrupt? I wouldāve given you the floor
Gia: Exactly, I was doing work experience with the firm and had my own part-time job during Uni
Teddy: But you still never got the attention you were after, did you? š„ŗ
Gia: I donāt want attention, I want, and have, a career
Gia: What do you want, Teddy?
Teddy: Currently, I would like you to stop boring me to tears
Gia: For Godās sake, grow up
Teddy: Like you have? No thanks
Gia: Do you want to be a joke, like James?
Teddy: Youāre a joke too, donāt exempt yourself
Gia: Except I work hard for what I have, donāt sponge off of mum and dad and I also donāt embarrass them, at every opportunity I have, so, no, Iām not
Teddy: You married into what you have & mother is mortified
Gia: She is not
Teddy: She is
Gia: Youāre just saying that
Teddy: She says it, drunk words are the truest, G
Gia: Perhaps she ought to lay off the liquor then
Teddy: Perhaps if sheād married better herself she would
Gia: I fail to see how she could, and this is such a tired, irrelevant fantasy of yours anyway, theyāre fine
Teddy: Iām not going to open up about my newer fantasies, especially not to you
Gia: I will never, ever ask you to
Teddy: Go away, youāre making me more upset
Gia: What on earth is wrong with you? Youāre behaving more strangely than usual
Teddy: You literally just said youād never, ever ask
Gia: As a rule, donāt bring your girl trouble to the table if you wouldnāt actually bring the girl
Teddy: I would, but sheād reject the invitationĀ
Gia: š
Teddy: Thank you for your incredible contribution
Gia: Youāre not serious, you arenāt serious about anything
Gia: youāll be fine in the morning
Teddy: It would serve you right if I was dead in the morning, but Iām not pathetic, at least
Gia: You are SO dramatic
Teddy: I have intense feelings about her, youāre dismissive about anything which doesnāt involve your husbandās life insurance
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