| May. 1st, 2005 @ 09:55 pm Trust Ficlet |
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Ficlet: Trust Me She Said Rating: Gen Warnings:None Notes: Taking liberties with Lindsey's past. This scene is when Social Services comes to take the kids from the home. Lindsey is six years old. (He's told a few people in RP that they were all seperated once Social Services took them from their home. He doesn't make that clear in the ficlet because at this point it hasn't happened yet, but...well, it's important to note) Word Count: 277
Trust Me She Said
Everything's gonna be just fine, kid," the social worker said strenly."We're gonna take care of you and your brothers and sisters." As if I would believe her because her voice didn't waver. As if I'd think she was some great person because she could look at the filth, and know what went on inside our house, and keep a calm, steady voice. Well, bully for her. Must be nice to feel nothing.
"Sister. There's only one girl." I reminded her. Devin was long dead.
"Right," she said sadly. I didn't want her pity. I lurched out of my chair and tried to attack her, because I needed to do something. I couldn't just sit there anymore and wait. I didn't even know what i was waiting for except Social Services was going to take us away. She caught me before I could lash out at her, and pinned my arms to my sides. I struggled, gnashed my teeth, desperate to get away, to hit her, hit something, anything.
"All right, Lindsey. It's all right," she cooed softly, and tried to make eye contact with me. I shook my head, continued to fight her grip on me. Being held was worse than just sitting."It's going to be okay," she insisted. I didn't have the strength to keep up the fight. I hadn't eaten for two days. I was hungry, I was tired. I was broken and defeated. I slumped in her arms and she pulle dme to her chest, cradled me there like some kind of helpless baby. "Shhh, now. Shhh. It's okay. I've got you. You're gonna be fine. Trust me."
Trust me, she said. Trust me. |