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    Soul Singing 7

    “And you and Alice Pieszecke huh? That’s pretty impressive Dana!”

    Maybe it was time to choose the safe path.


     

     

     

    Alice sat in her darken living room watching yet another storm from her window as she mournfully strummed the chords of ‘How to Disappear Completely.’

    Yes, it was morbid, but how many people do you know skip and jump when they fuck up the one thing in life that matters to them?

    She regretted how bluntly she had told Dana the truth, how selfish she had been how stupid she had been. Of course it wasn’t going to be easy to explain, but that wasn’t an excuse to lay it out on Dana like it was some obvious piece of information that every half intelligent person should have known.

    Most of all though Alice hated that she couldn’t just get up, drive to Dana’s house and apologise profusely for her behavior and for the article and for everything that she did wrong. Because even though her heart wanted her to, her mind and body were more powerful than that. And that was why Alice was reduced to playing sad Radiohead songs in a blacked out room.

    “I suck so much balls right now,” Alice mumbled to herself as she placed her guitar gently down on the floor, and walked over to her stereo. And here, for the third time in her entire life, she played the one cd that could reduce her to tears faster than lightning.

    Alice was never sure why ‘Pet Sounds’ made her cry. It wasn’t a sad cd by any means, the Beach Boys didn’t have mournful voices and if she had heard one of the songs just by complete coincidence on the radio or in the shops, nothing would happen and yet, as soon as she put on the cd, Alice‘s waterworks went psycho.

    Therefore it was regarded as her secret cd, the cd that you played when things were so bad that you didn’t think you could even cry. Alice had used it wisely over her years, using it once when her first dog Molly died, and when three of her friends were killed in a car crash in high school. And now she was listening to it again, crying out loud in the dark.

    Comments

    1. Great update! So glad to see Dana didn’t go for the “safe path.” I too love this story because it’s so different. I like Alice the musician and of course her friendship with Liam. I wish they’d bring a character like that on the show. Please update soon!

    2. Ah finally… they both get past their insecurities and get busy. I love it. Please don’t let this be the end. I’m loving their story. Post more soon.

    3. I missed your last chapter somehow but I’m all caught up now. I love this fic, it’s wonderful to read them in different personas and I like the spin you did on Alice’s past. Well done!

    4. *applauds* Can’t they hire you to write for the show? I love this story, you write them both very well. I like the thing you did with Alice’s past, it gives much more depth to the character.

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