Post by Cole Foster on Jun 25, 2014 14:33:09 GMT -5
“Fucking finally,” Coles hands slammed onto the table not long after Annie had walked away from the table. He knew she was upset. He knew that he was part of the problem, but he wasn't all of the problem. He was trying to get along with her asshole friends, but he sure as shit wasn't going to sit here and listen to the way they spoke to him, he wasn't going to be mocked or teased by pricks like them. All of them. Wasn't going to sit here while they made comments about Annie's choice in men. They didn't even care how much of a dick they were being, just feeding off of on another, and he knew he was being a dick right back, But they had started it, and they absolutely deserved it. “I'm soo fucking pleased she's finally done with your shit,” With that, he was away from the table, bag slung over his shoulder and on the path that Annie had just left. He knew her well enough to know what she was doing. So he followed her until she stopped, starting to jog to catch up with her stilled form, his voice still raised “I tried Annie, you can't say I didn't try, but they are assholes. Fucking pricks....” his head shook as he dropped his bag. “It's bullshit!”
He hated that she was crying. He knew she did that a lot, but this time he was part of the reason why she was crying and he didn't like that whatsoever. He sidestepped whenever she moved, coming to be closer to her so that he wasn't shouting at her. Because she wasn't the one that he was angry with. “They’re my family Cole.” He could feel his eyes roll, exasperated. No. They weren't. They were her friends, family was blood. Just because she had grown up with them, just because she chose to spend all of her time with them, just because she let them control her didn't make them family. She had a family. One she wasn't very fond of. He had family too, even a twin that he didn't choose to spend his time with. He was fairly certain Annie saw more of Joel then he did. He had his friends, and he would do anything for them. They were close but they weren't family. Family was an obligation. “You keep calling them that! But they’re my family.” He shook his head again “Some fucking family,” they were horrible to her, constantly manipulating her. “They are horrible to you Annie! Why can't you see that?” His voice was raising and it shouldn't have been. “They don't care about how you feel, unless they are using you to make themselves feel better. All of them!” Constantly. She was just their ever present ego boost. “Are you their 'family'” he stressed the word, did they even consider her the same?
“You don’t know anything then Cole.” He wasn't going to tell her her business. She thought that they were her friends, she didn't seem to understand how dysfunctional the whole thing was. Didn't know that real friends didn't act like that. Of course, his brother said things in passing about them, but they were all rotten, to their cores. Of course in all different ways but they were rotten. She was good and they were always bringing her down. She was too good for them. “Fine.” he spat back at her. She knew him. Knew him better than nearly anybody and she had to know that he was a good guy. Maybe he had dickish tendencies but he wasn't a bad dude. He was in a good house, he was the Golden boy of pure blooded standards. He knew what he was talking about because he knew that world, he knew their type. He was related to enough of them. Even some of the ones in question almost directly. She was just jaded. Couldn't see what was right in front of her because she was good. “The Wildes took me in. They made me feel like maybe I was actually worth something. They fed me. They showed me what holidays were. You don’t know anything about them and you obviously didn’t even try.” Scott and Danny weren't the issue here. They weren't snakes. Sure, Danny was a lot more dickish than his brother, but they had that in common, it bonded them. Scott, despite being his rival on a sports level, had harmed him personally and therefore Cole wanted nothing to do with him. From what he had seen, despite conning her into doing their homework for them, treated her okay. It was the others. They were the issue. He didn't even know who Sissa was. “So you're saying than an act of juvenile vandalism is what has bonded you to Michael forever? Because he likes to break the law and you thought it was a kindness?” There were a lot better ways to handle that. Backhanded that would have hit him harder. He didn't like hearing that Apollo was walking her to classes. He also doubted it was because she was scared and more of that he wanted to be seen with Cole's girlfriend. He also thought that it was ironic that this was the first he was hearing about it. He could have been walking her to classes. Would have liked very much to do so. “I didn't try?” He laughed uncomfortably “I sit with them every time you want to, and you know what I see? I see Them talking around you like you're not there, I see them asking you for things whenever it suits them and insulting you to your face. I see them throwing temper tantrums to make you feel bad every time that you do something they don't like. If you aren't acting the way that pleases them, they punish you for it. The bad doesn't outweigh the good Annie!” His hands gesturing as he spoke, his hand finally coming to rest on the wall beside her head. “I don't give a gnomes shit about them, I care about you. Because you're my girl, and I can't handle this issue because you like them for SOME FUCKING reason that I cannot understand. If anybody else spoke to you that way anybody was making you cry, I would knock their fucking teeth in Annie. I don't do that with them do I? I sit there, and I listen. You're fucking insane if you think I'm going to let them keep attacking me, OR YOU and not say something about it. You mean too much to me. You're so fucking much better than them!”
Words: 1116
Tags: Annie
Set: Middles of 6th Year
Notes: Nada.