Mercedes Jones (
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[TAG SANTANA, BUT OPEN] "Love, when you're in pieces. There's no one left to dry your eyes."
Who: Mercedes Jones and Santana Lopez (also open)
What: Letting the pain set in
Where: The Resort, by the pool
When: Post Blaine's arrival, but no one is aware yet
Mercedes was still trying to find her feet on the island. It probably wasn't helping that since getting here, there was so much unrest and confusion with Kurt and all their friends. No one knew how to take any of this, and Mercedes knew that her showing up with news of Blaine's death had crushed them all. Especially Kurt. All they had been able to do was sit there in the audience while he tried to sing that song and watch as his heart broke all over again. She had been trying to contact him by text and phone, even email and Facebook, but it all went unanswered. Quinn couldn't even tell her how Kurt was doing, because she didn't know.
It was nice to have familiar faces here, and nice to know they were in a place where Kurt was alive, but without Blaine, was it even worth it? How was she supposed to get used to living in this strange place when her beautiful BFF was in so much pain? She went to the bar to get a drink, thinking that it couldn't hurt to have one or two, but she eventually ended up taking her glass outside and found a little deserted table right up the back corner well away from any of the passers-by.
She sat down alone and was going to try texting Kurt again from her new island cell, but she decided not to this time. She had tried all day and maybe he just needed to be alone right now. It was nearing 7pm, and as awful as it was, maybe alone time to try and get her head around everything was exactly what Mercedes needed too. So why did it feel so miserable? Without even realising, she was tearing up, sitting forward with her arms resting on the tabletop as she let the tears come all over again. How had their lives back home gotten so heartbreaking and tragic? It was never supposed to end like that.
What: Letting the pain set in
Where: The Resort, by the pool
When: Post Blaine's arrival, but no one is aware yet
Mercedes was still trying to find her feet on the island. It probably wasn't helping that since getting here, there was so much unrest and confusion with Kurt and all their friends. No one knew how to take any of this, and Mercedes knew that her showing up with news of Blaine's death had crushed them all. Especially Kurt. All they had been able to do was sit there in the audience while he tried to sing that song and watch as his heart broke all over again. She had been trying to contact him by text and phone, even email and Facebook, but it all went unanswered. Quinn couldn't even tell her how Kurt was doing, because she didn't know.
It was nice to have familiar faces here, and nice to know they were in a place where Kurt was alive, but without Blaine, was it even worth it? How was she supposed to get used to living in this strange place when her beautiful BFF was in so much pain? She went to the bar to get a drink, thinking that it couldn't hurt to have one or two, but she eventually ended up taking her glass outside and found a little deserted table right up the back corner well away from any of the passers-by.
She sat down alone and was going to try texting Kurt again from her new island cell, but she decided not to this time. She had tried all day and maybe he just needed to be alone right now. It was nearing 7pm, and as awful as it was, maybe alone time to try and get her head around everything was exactly what Mercedes needed too. So why did it feel so miserable? Without even realising, she was tearing up, sitting forward with her arms resting on the tabletop as she let the tears come all over again. How had their lives back home gotten so heartbreaking and tragic? It was never supposed to end like that.
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Her shoulders slumped after a moment, and she just buried her face in her hands for a moment, trying to pull herself together. She remembered that she'd been planning, after the funeral, to talk to Mercedes about what happened. It had been a horrible thing, all of them at a loss because, with Kurt's death, Blaine had already died years before. Maybe not physically, but in every other possible way. "'Cedes... I don't know what we'll do if we lose Kurt here, too, just like we lost him at home. But I don't know how much time we have before he gives up on living at all."
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"I... how has he been here?" she asked uncertainly, her voice wary because she was scared of the answers. "He's been here two years Puck said, how has Kurt been? What has he done to get him through this far? Can we help him keep doing that?"
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"Lost," she said slowly, running her finger along the bumps in the table. "Lonely. He's started smoking and drinking heavily. He's losing hope though, Mercedes. He's losing the belief that Blaine might come, because it's already been so long. It's hard to keep believing at this point. I don't know how much longer he can hold on... Or if anything we could do will help."
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She shook her head. "Probably not. Lasting as long as he has without Blaine is probably a feat in itself. Blaine didn't last out back home. They gotta be together, they don't work without each other. If Kurt wants to sabotage his second chance here 'cause it's too painful to live without Blaine, it probably ain't something we can stop. Maybe now I ruined it all telling him Blaine ain't made it back home, I crushed his hope. I think you were right now telling him. I just dunno if I can sit back and watch him die all over again. I ain't ever managed to deal with it the first time."