solid gold, fourteen carat, barely burnished despite twenty years of hard molling. but beneath it, i knew, beneath that gold & stardust, she was all grit and sharp teeth gnashing, head twisting, talons out, tearing flesh.
make me queen
private, selective, independent blair waldorf.
or i'll make you bleed
you have to decide who you are, little girl, she told me once. once you know that, everyone else will too.
beauty stood before her in a skirt & with brown eyes . blair waldorf living & breathing . her fingers tapped against the table, nervously, still looking into the eyes of the girl in front of her . a friend . a good friend . maybe … slightly … more ? or was it simple attraction that confused her image of the world . ’ do you want to sit ? ’
moody impotence drums beneath the surface of ivory skin: her vociferate of big-city ornamentation met time and time again with small-town melancholy, where all was dull and gray and monotonous. ( except, of course, ELENA GILBERT who was, in blair’s eyes, the only thing golden enough to keep the town from dulling into gray abstraction. she slumps, taking her seat beside the second brunette, skirt flaring and lower lip pursing into a pout that would fit better on the face of a toddler. ❝ i miss new york. i miss living in a CITY instead of a VILLAGE. ❞ yet another huff falls from berry-tinged lips as her head falls mindlessly against the shoulder beside her. ❝ my dad invited me to visit him this weekend —— you should come. ❞