fandomtownies | Turtle & Canary; Monday [11/19].

So that was...interesting. By now, Astrid knew that weekends like this last one weren't just some strange fever dream, some weird psychological breakdown episode, but, honestly, it was hard to really come to grips with the idea that they weren't. She woke up that morning back in her fifteen-year-old body and mind, and felt an overwhelming sense of incredible disappointment about it. This were just so much easier when she was seven...or, at the very least, she wasn't old enough to realize just how messed up it kind of was for a seven year old to know how to cook her own breakfast because she had to, that her only thought when waking up somewhere different was what language will I be speaking today?, and that it seemed completely normal that her mother was no where to be found.

Of course, Astrid also didn't realize that the island had a way of making those thoughts seem normal for everyone, but there was definitely something off about the fact that she would have thought that regardless of the island's influence.

She also couldn't get something she'd said to Captain Rogers (also: good luck wrapping yourself around that one, brain, that was definitely Captain Rogers) in class on Friday out of her head: Moms get disappointed a lot.

Some things never changed how old you were, apparently. Which was why Astrid was spending an awful lot of time on her shift at T&C that day going back and forth between considering and picking out which boxes of bleach and blonde hair dye were going to be coming back home with her.

Today's Squishy Flavors
Pecan Sandy
Salted Caramel Blondie
Red

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