Twelve years prior, Auburn Maine
| Hollis |
“WHO THE FUCK IS THIS BITCH YOU BROUGHT IN MY HOUSE-” Margot Bogard’s slight Swedish accent became more and more prominent as she screamed like a banshee at someone- who soon identified himself as her ‘loving’ husband, Chadwick, with a mature, slurred retort of his own. He was clearly drunk, and just as erratic as ever.
“OH FUCK OFF, YOU DITZY BROAD. WE ALL KNOW YOU’RE SLEEPING AROUND ON ME AND HAVE BEEN FOR YEARS. HOW DOES IT TASTE, SWEETHEART? HUH??”
Fantastic. At least he sounds too busy to hit me today... Hollis thought to herself grimly. Her battered, bruised ribs couldn’t take any more abuse for the foreseeable future. The stinging cuts and welts on her legs from being whipped there just started healing, too. She needed a break more than anyone knew.
"Vara ot
The next evening| Whitney |“So...are your parents meeting us here?” Hollis asked warily after she and Whitney’s plane landed in Sunny Los Angeles, California at around four P.M. Arrangements had been made so quickly, both girls weren’t left with much time to give their respective bosses notice, and were forced to rush around so they could get all other affairs in order. In the midst of their chaos, Whitney completely spaced telling Hollis that James and Eileen would be waiting near baggage claim with the promise of a hot meal and a ride to their hotel afterwards. Her arrogant father ignored Whitney’s protests and booked everything- from their plane tickets, to the hotel room, and that irritated his youngest daughter to no end. Of course, her internal rage was nothing compared to Hollis’ reaction. The blonde fully grasped that she wasn’t wanted at Theresa’s funeral in the first
The following morning| Whitney |In Loving Memory,Theresa Caroline York-O’SullivanFebruary 11th 1986 - May 17th 2020 ✿ A Celebration Of Life ✿The thin paper program felt strange -grainy- between Whitney’s fingertips as she stared at the front page absently. A studio shot of Theresa smiling radiantly jumped right out at her. The deceased woman’s golden blonde hair had been arranged into perfect soft beach waves cascading down her frail shoulders, and she was wearing one of her favorite floral designer dresses. As Whitney peered into her sister’s lightly done up sea green eyes however, she couldn’t find an ounce of happiness present in them. Instead, they appeared dim and closed off. Maybe it was a recent picture?How long had she been feeling that way bef
| Whitney |For a moment, everything was quiet and almost alarmingly still. Whitney felt like she was floating in space, among several thousand stars without any gravity pulling her downward. The tranquil feeling didn’t last long- as anxious commotion started trickling it’s way into her quiet bubble of existence. She then felt herself being gently lowered back to earth. God, I’m so dizzy...Why is the ceiling spinning? What’s going on? Holly? Oh, there she is-“Miss York? Can you hear me?” An urgent voice coaxed close by. It sounded deep and so far away; Like she was submerged underneath a crashing ocean, listening to someone yell for her from above the surface. Whitney blinked slowly, becoming less lightheaded as she tried to focus on a broken up Hollis who was still cradling her close to her chest tightly. She wanted to ask her girlfriend to calm down, because she was openly baw
| Hollis |Attention hungry Criszette Swearengen and reserved Hollis Bogard were living, breathing proof that Whitney York didn’t have a set in stone type when it came to the women she romantically involved herself with. In many, many ways. The girls couldn’t have been any more different in appearance, from their opposite end of the spectrum hair color and cuts to their unique style of dress. Even at a dignified funeral, where the gatherers typically wore similar attire, Zette showed up to Theresa’s service in a flashy navy blue two piece pants suit paired with a black silk shirt and matching blazer on top for an added layer. Overly fond of expensive jewelry, the dark haired woman sported silver rings on both hands and a thin matching necklace. In contrast, Hollis chose form fitting black slacks and a plain white button up shirt. The silk tie she wore earlier had been done away with for comfort’s sake, and her sleeves were rolled up to the elb
| Hollis |“You’re joking...right? Please tell me you’re pulling my leg, Dalton.” Hollis chuckled in disbelief, rubbing the entirety of her dismayed face with a hand slowly as she paced back and forth a safe distance away from the pricey steakhouse. Warm California wind blew the anxious girl’s ash blonde hair back gently, and it brushed against her shoulders with every deliberate movement she took. She was just finding out about Chad’s latest spontaneous drunken screw up, and this one was a real doozy.Not every person in the world could say their alcoholic father managed to crash into a street pole ten feet away from his house, after all. Just when she thought this day couldn’t possibly get any fucking worse.You’ve outdone yourself again, dad. Bravo. So much for trying to stay clean and sober.“I wish I could tell you I was.” The disabled man s
| Hollis |I’m high as fuck right now. How the hell did THAT happen!? Hollis was somewhat aware of what was going on around her, but was also too high to care much about anything other than hanging around Whitney’s neck at the moment. She didn’t even remember being helped into her girlfriend’s parent’s roomy vehicle and carted back to their place for the evening– only stopping at The Dixie Hollywood Hotel so Whitney could check out and retrieve their belongings all by herself, ignoring James’ gentle offer to help. The dark haired girl had been quick to understand she couldn’t react harshly when Hollis was this blitzed out back at the steakhouse, so she was currently cradling the giggly blonde in her old neatly made up Queen sized canopy bed quietly; Staring straight ahead at the macaroni art she’d left behind on her plain white bedroom wall after picking up and moving to Mai
Two years prior, Hollywood California| Whitney |"Eeeeeep! We’re so high up!” Whitney squealed anxiously, tightening her already iron grip on Criszette’s left arm as the Ferris Wheel they were currently riding at the California State Fair stopped a few spaces from the top abruptly. The gentle rocking of their elaborately decorated red carriage was causing the frightened girl to whimper softly, and she buried her nearly sun burnt face in the crook of Zette’s tanned neck fearfully— light brown eyes squeezed shut the entire time. The mild scent of Banana Boat tanning oil assaulted her nostrils with it’s sweet potency, and she breathed in deeply. At seven P.M, the salty air was still warm enough to keep the girls comfortable in their light Summer clothing. Whitney crossed one bare leg over the other as she pressed her trembling body closer into her adventurous girlfriend’s. The breezy pl
Four days later| Hollis |“Borta bra men hemma bäst”A very young Hollis, maybe four or five at the most, used to chuckle quietly when Margot would sigh this Swedish saying under her breath after their family returned home from a long outing or extended vacation. It’s literal translation in English sounded positively ridiculous at the time, making it impossible for the little girl not to giggle into her tiny hands—often staring up at Dalton’s equally amused expression as she did so.“Away is good, but at home is best.” The spent twenty nine year old felt completely different about that peculiar proverb now as she stood in front of her full length mirror in solemn silence; Especially since “there’s no place like home” didn’t quite make the cut. Dull grey eyes blinked at a reflection Hollis couldn’t recognize while she f