Woman in skinny jeans, a crisp white t-shirt, and Adidas sneakers. She has shoulder-length bouncy hair, It’s bouncy because it’s styled with big loose curls.
She’s bubbly. The bouncy hair is an extension of her personality. She’s smiley and approachable and easy to get along with.
She died in a dark way. She doesn’t want to tell me about it, but shows me it was dark — by someone else’s hand.
In high school she played soccer and was a cheerleader for a short time.
She loves turtles. Has turtle earrings and jewelry. She will ALWAYS stop to help a turtle across the road. She was gifted a special trip to swim with sea turtles for her birthday or Christmas.
There’s a small, white-ish, wire-haired dog. I feel like maybe it’s still living.
She always had plenty of pens and would hand them out to her classmates that needed one.
Maybe “Avery” or something that sounds similar.
“Do You Know the Muffin Man?” but what is playing in my head is that exchange from Shrek the Musical.
There’s something about acrobatics. I don’t think she was an acrobat, but the word means something to her, or you, the reader.
“I can see you. Still. You are never alone, so please don’t feel that way. In your darkest moments, I’m there — holding you, crying with you, giving you the biggest hug, When you see that light flicker, of course it’s me. Stop questioning it. You tell yourself it only flickers when you most need it, and you’re not wrong. It’s me, telling you I love you. Callie can’t cope like she says she can, so please help her. Don’t let her tell you she’s okay — she’s not. You need each other. You are both too independent to acknowledge it, but you do. That’s not weakness — that’s love. Share that love with each other.”
Sign: Veil (or it could be Vale — like the city)