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just because you carry it well doesn't mean it isn't heavy.
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He had a broken bottle pointed at my jugular . . . So yea, terror was an apt response.
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That was years ago . . .
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Remember the first time I met Eddie? Yea . . . me neither.
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“Oof— what the hell, man?”
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A pang of guilt struck Steve like a swift kick to the back of the head- something he too was familiar with and suddenly he couldn’t stop himself. “Henderson. You’re going to hate me for saying this, but I’m glad it was Eddie over you . . . I didn’t know Eddie like you did, »
head dropping down just as that had been heard. wonderful. seems like one just gave his friends another reason to absolutely hate him. to dustin, everything was just numb. already, the male had cried enough tears to drown all of hawkins in them. it was to the point where he
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But do you really think that he would want you to go down the path that you’re going?” Another exhale left him. Who was he to try and parent Dustin? Who was he anything to Dustin at all? “Eddie did what he did to protect you and what are you doing with that second chance? »
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Because it looks like you’re punishing yourself for everything . . .”
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A loud exhale left the older male. “I called you enough times that we couldn’t wait any longer, so we had to go it without you and shit hit the fan . . .” Course Steve knew that Dustin was struggling since Eddie, but what could he do when he got shut out just as much as »
the attitude was more or less a sort of defense mechanism. a wall placed up between he and all of his friends. after eddie, dustin realized that no friendships were meant to last. that people either end up leaving, or dying. it was a rather sad reality. figured that by
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Everyone else was? It wasn’t like anything he said would even get through when Dustin had all that anger welling up inside him. “Look, I just stopped by to check on you and drop of your walkie talkie. I’ll get out of your hair so you can do whatever it is that you’re going to »
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Do. But for the record . . . We really could have used your help. We almost lost Hopper tonight. And . . . Put Vaseline on your cuts. It helps it heal quicker . . .”
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“It’s not that bad . . .”
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God there was that attitude again. Ever since . . . Dustin had such a shift in personality and it seemed that everyone was a target for the hostility that left his lips. “Right. I forgot, you’re doing this whole macho thing these days.” Steve quipped back setting down one »
was it possible that ones thought were too loud to even hear such knocks ? own mind somewhere else completely. replays of what he had just went through flashing through memory. at this point, he was surprised that steve had even come see him. nowadays, it didn’t seem like any
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Of the walkie talkies on the counter opposite Dustin. “I came looking for you because you missed the Crawl. But it seems you’re doing just fine, aren’t you?”
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Maybe Dustin just wasn’t paying attention to just how much knocking Steve had been doing at the door, or maybe Steve’s concern got the better of him and he’d simply found his way through an open window— Remind him to point out how unsafe that is at a later time. »
stuck staring at one’s own beaten and bruised reflection in the mirror. seeing a young boy that didn’t look anything like himself. a ghost of a former friend. a friend that should still be alive, able to walk the streets of hawkins once more. nearly jumping out of one’s own
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“Don’t worry about that . . .” His features frowned in concern as his eyes quickly scanned over the teen’s face. “What happened to you?”
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