
indefinite. wrote:тнere'ѕ α lιттle вιт oғ devιl ιɴ нer αɴɢel eyeѕ.
ѕнe'ѕ α lιттle вιт oғ нeαveɴ wιтн α wιld ѕιde.αвιɢαιl elvιѕғeмale | 19 yearѕ | ғorм | тнe " т w o - ғ α c e d " oɴe | crυѕнleѕѕher dream vanished as soon as abbie's blue moons for eyes flew open, hand gripping her shirt collar for reassurance. her breaths came in heavy pants, eyes wandering around the room. she was alone, except for her dog who were dozing peacefully beside her, unaware of her near heart attack. this wasnt the first time she'd had this dream of a strange creature turning on her and chasing her through a forest, only to pin her down and sink their teeth into his arms and back, always waking before the dream ended though, and she knew this wouldnt be the last time either. being that abigail was the childish type and other kids had such nightmares, it was possible she would have it again. for as long as she could remember, she'd always had the same dreams, rarely any new ones. they always came back, just like de ja vu.
she sat up and ran a hand through her wavy, morning hair. dylan, her lovable labrador retriever, leapt from the bed as abbie climbed out, racing down the hallway. probably getting his ball. and to think, he still hasnt figured it out i dont like to play at... abigail looked at her alarm clock. six o'clock in the morning. sure enough the bountiful two year old bounded into her room, his gait jumpy, and a matted, drool covered tennis ball within his jaws. dylan dropped the ball at her feet, giving abbie's dangling hand a demanding nudge with his snout. abigail pushed it away, walking into the bathroom. when she had first met the young dog, he had done the same thing, and she had fallen head over heels.
abigail walked into the bathroom, running a brush through her hair until it was, to her opinion, decent enough to be seen in public. she dressed into some casual clothes, a pair of shorts and a tank top, and walked downstairs. it was vacant. dylan had stayed by her side the entire time she had gotten dressed, until he saw the dog door leading to the backyard was open, and slipped outside to reveal himself. it wasnt until abbs tossed a jimmy dean breakfast sandwich into the microwave that he returned. abbie wasnt a fan of the sausage; she just ate the egg, biscuit, and cheese and gave the sausage to her brute of a dog. "don't eat it all in one bite." she scolded the dog as he swallowed it whole. "you're already getting to be too big." in responce, the labrador swatted her knee with his broad paw.
taking a good bite of her breakfast, she examined the post it note on her fridgerator door. it read,
hey, kids. me and your father thought you all looked so precious in your sleep {if only you could be awake too!} that we didnt want to wake you. we decided to go out on an early picnic for our anniversary and leave you all home. after all, we need peace and quiet every once in a while! when we come back, we expect all the chores to be done. jonah, you need to mow the lawns and take out all the trash in every bathroom. got it? last time you did it half-*ss. ashley wash your dad's truck and your car. they're both a disaster. also, clean both the upstairs and downstairs bathrooms. abbie-girlie, you vacum the caprets, mop the floors, and give dylan a bath. he stinks to high heaven. jayne and jillian, you two need to do the dishes, together, and dust all the pictures. and one of you needs to pick up dylan's poop in the backyard, before jonah mows the grass.
ok, got it? it better be done before we get back. we love you!
- mom.
abbie frowned, grabbing her car keys, her bag, and headed outside. "i'll pay jayne and jillian to do the floors later," she mumbled to herself, walking out the front door. dylan raced after her, leaping into the front seat of her car, and abbie slid into the drivers side. she loved her car; it was cute, and she loved vintage. the drive down to the beach was quick. it was only about a block away, but it was too hot out to walk the way. parking her car in the closest place to the sand, she climbed out and watched as dylan raced past her and into the salty waters.






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