Post by sparrow maeve faust on Mar 4, 2014 2:50:33 GMT -5
Sparrow closed the window to her bedroom when the owl returned from flying to Augustin’s place in France. Her apartment was so cold without the addition of Orion’s belongings and it made her sick to be there. He moved all of his things out while she was working, either because he didn’t want to face her, or because it worked out better for him. Either way, Sparrow didn’t think she could ever forgive the Australian. He claimed to love her; he claimed that he wanted to be the man worth her affections. That was all alright, until she lost the twins. As soon as she found out that she miscarried, suddenly things were strained between them. Orion started fights with her over the smallest things. He refused to touch her. Not even in the sexual way, but when she would have overwhelming depression and cry, he would leave and go for a ride on the motorcycle that she got him for Valentine’s Day.
It came to the point that he finally admitted that he blamed the miscarriage on her. He said that he couldn’t look at her without thinking that she was the one who killed his son and daughter. Sparrow threw things at him, screaming that she hated him. That she wanted him out of her apartment. Sparrow threw the ring at him, and he called her a murderer. She kept their dog Ryot, and the cremated remains of their four month old unborn children. If Orion wanted to blame her for everything, then fine. She would take the blame for what happened. When she woke up in absolute agony, with blood over her thighs, it was all her devious master plan to drive Orion out of her life. Obviously.
Sparrow laid down on the bed, smiling when Ryot padded over to her and placed his head on her still slightly swollen stomach. She felt so empty since everything happened. She felt like Orion might have been right, that she really was responsible for what happened to her son and daughter and that it was all karmas way of getting back at her. Even though she thought she was a good person, she would sleep around a lot. She might have been nice to strangers, and hardworking and all of that, but clearly she was also terrible. She was a murderer and now hallow. Sparrow pet the top of Ryot’s head and used her free hand to wipe some of the tears from her eyes.
It was rare that she went a day without crying. She lost the babies on February twenty first, and then their father on the twenty eighth. Everything good that she had, was torn away and she knew that the only thing that could even make her smile a little bit was a visit from Augustin.