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VIVE LA FRANCE/ /A dumb spy blog. Just say I warned you/
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Anonymous asked:

Have u told any medical professional abt ur thoughts? From personal experience pills and therapy make ur life 100 times better

// if you mean the ‘kill myself’ thing then honestly i’ve never done it, i just do other acts of ‘self-destruction’ like binge eating. i’ve actually asked my mum if i can see a psychiatrist but i don’t think she has booked an appointment yet, i somewhat feel like taking pills would be a good alternative to decrease my emotions //

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No! I love seeing your blog on my dash! Every time the notifications say that you posted I always check it! Sorry if I've bothered you, I just want you to be safe.

// thank you, i’m a lot better now //

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🍽: Our characters’ orders are mixed up at a restaurant and they’re given each other’s meals by mistake.

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Victor was seated at the counter section of the Diner, tapping away with a pen as he read from his book, jotting down interesting notes as he waited for his meal to arrive. When the waitress did arrive and give him his food, however Victor looked up to see that his order was wrong. Instead of bothering the waitress, however, he decided to look around the diner for anyone with his order.

Victor found a Spy sitting across from him a few chairs down, puzzled that his order was wrong as well. He had Victor’s order, so he decided to inquire if he had the Spy’s order.

“Pardon me,” Victor spoke out loud enough for the Spy to hear him, “Did I get your order and you get mine?”

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Spy wanted to laugh at how sentimental the other was being, especially since they just met today. It’s not exactly the first time anyone has trust him immediately, but he’s still surprised by the results. He only managed to crack a smile as a response, hopefully a less destructive reply that what he had in mind.

Victor continued to watch the sky for awhile, remaining quiet during that time. His thoughts were turning to home, to the days where he was a young child in Germany. He smiled at the memories, then frowned when he remembered another memory. 

Spy wondered if he was watching the sun go down or simply staring into space, it was almost dark when he snapped out of it.

“Shall we head home?” he offered, standing up from the bench. There were some chores left undone in his household, and he didn’t want to do them on the next day.

“Hm?” Victor looked up as he snapped to his scenses, “O-oh um ja..ve should.” He stood up slowly, using his cane to help prop himself back up onto his feet. His frown remained, however, as the worst of his memories persisted, “Do you have a ride zhen? I could valk you to your car, zhen I vill valk home.”

“I’m afraid not,” he said, placing his hands back to his pockets. He used the train to get here, and left his car at the station near his house, “Are you sure about walking alone?”

“I can manage,” Victor replied with a reassuring smile, “Don’t vorry, I vill be alright. You should get back before dark und I vould just slow you down.”

He took time to think for a while, should he leave him or not? He feels as if saying either yes or no would be rude, and that’s very unlike him. He sighed, “You are no burden,” he quipped, “But I will accept your offer and leave you be, stay safe.” he worried.

“I vill,” Victor replied, managing a small smile, “You stay stay yourself, Spy. I hope ve may meet again in zhe future. Good night, Spy..” With that, He turned on his heels and began to limp down the side walk.

“Good night,” he mouthed, keeping an eye on the doctor a little while longer. A bit worried bout the other’s well being. Spy proceeded to turn his back as well, the station was far from the shore after all, he wanted a good night’s rest after today. Perhaps they would meet again.

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🍽: Our characters’ orders are mixed up at a restaurant and they’re given each other’s meals by mistake.

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Victor was seated at the counter section of the Diner, tapping away with a pen as he read from his book, jotting down interesting notes as he waited for his meal to arrive. When the waitress did arrive and give him his food, however Victor looked up to see that his order was wrong. Instead of bothering the waitress, however, he decided to look around the diner for anyone with his order.

Victor found a Spy sitting across from him a few chairs down, puzzled that his order was wrong as well. He had Victor’s order, so he decided to inquire if he had the Spy’s order.

“Pardon me,” Victor spoke out loud enough for the Spy to hear him, “Did I get your order and you get mine?”

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Spy wanted to laugh at how sentimental the other was being, especially since they just met today. It’s not exactly the first time anyone has trust him immediately, but he’s still surprised by the results. He only managed to crack a smile as a response, hopefully a less destructive reply that what he had in mind.

Victor continued to watch the sky for awhile, remaining quiet during that time. His thoughts were turning to home, to the days where he was a young child in Germany. He smiled at the memories, then frowned when he remembered another memory. 

Spy wondered if he was watching the sun go down or simply staring into space, it was almost dark when he snapped out of it.

“Shall we head home?” he offered, standing up from the bench. There were some chores left undone in his household, and he didn’t want to do them on the next day.

“Hm?” Victor looked up as he snapped to his scenses, “O-oh um ja..ve should.” He stood up slowly, using his cane to help prop himself back up onto his feet. His frown remained, however, as the worst of his memories persisted, “Do you have a ride zhen? I could valk you to your car, zhen I vill valk home.”

“I’m afraid not,” he said, placing his hands back to his pockets. He used the train to get here, and left his car at the station near his house, “Are you sure about walking alone?”

“I can manage,” Victor replied with a reassuring smile, “Don’t vorry, I vill be alright. You should get back before dark und I vould just slow you down.”

He took time to think for a while, should he leave him or not? He feels as if saying either yes or no would be rude, and that's very unlike him. He sighed, "You are no burden," he quipped, "But I will accept your offer and leave you be, stay safe." he worried.

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🍽: Our characters’ orders are mixed up at a restaurant and they’re given each other’s meals by mistake.

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Victor was seated at the counter section of the Diner, tapping away with a pen as he read from his book, jotting down interesting notes as he waited for his meal to arrive. When the waitress did arrive and give him his food, however Victor looked up to see that his order was wrong. Instead of bothering the waitress, however, he decided to look around the diner for anyone with his order.

Victor found a Spy sitting across from him a few chairs down, puzzled that his order was wrong as well. He had Victor’s order, so he decided to inquire if he had the Spy’s order.

“Pardon me,” Victor spoke out loud enough for the Spy to hear him, “Did I get your order and you get mine?”

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Spy wanted to laugh at how sentimental the other was being, especially since they just met today. It’s not exactly the first time anyone has trust him immediately, but he’s still surprised by the results. He only managed to crack a smile as a response, hopefully a less destructive reply that what he had in mind.

Victor continued to watch the sky for awhile, remaining quiet during that time. His thoughts were turning to home, to the days where he was a young child in Germany. He smiled at the memories, then frowned when he remembered another memory. 

Spy wondered if he was watching the sun go down or simply staring into space, it was almost dark when he snapped out of it.

“Shall we head home?” he offered, standing up from the bench. There were some chores left undone in his household, and he didn’t want to do them on the next day.

“Hm?” Victor looked up as he snapped to his scenses, “O-oh um ja..ve should.” He stood up slowly, using his cane to help prop himself back up onto his feet. His frown remained, however, as the worst of his memories persisted, “Do you have a ride zhen? I could valk you to your car, zhen I vill valk home.”

"I'm afraid not," he said, placing his hands back to his pockets. He used the train to get here, and left his car at the station near his house, "Are you sure about walking alone?"

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reblogged

🍽: Our characters’ orders are mixed up at a restaurant and they’re given each other’s meals by mistake.

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Victor was seated at the counter section of the Diner, tapping away with a pen as he read from his book, jotting down interesting notes as he waited for his meal to arrive. When the waitress did arrive and give him his food, however Victor looked up to see that his order was wrong. Instead of bothering the waitress, however, he decided to look around the diner for anyone with his order.

Victor found a Spy sitting across from him a few chairs down, puzzled that his order was wrong as well. He had Victor’s order, so he decided to inquire if he had the Spy’s order.

“Pardon me,” Victor spoke out loud enough for the Spy to hear him, “Did I get your order and you get mine?”

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Spy wanted to laugh at how sentimental the other was being, especially since they just met today. It’s not exactly the first time anyone has trust him immediately, but he’s still surprised by the results. He only managed to crack a smile as a response, hopefully a less destructive reply that what he had in mind.

Victor continued to watch the sky for awhile, remaining quiet during that time. His thoughts were turning to home, to the days where he was a young child in Germany. He smiled at the memories, then frowned when he remembered another memory. 

Spy wondered if he was watching the sun go down or simply staring into space, it was almost dark when he snapped out of it.

"Shall we head home?" he offered, standing up from the bench. There were some chores left undone in his household, and he didn't want to do them on the next day.

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reblogged

🍽: Our characters’ orders are mixed up at a restaurant and they’re given each other’s meals by mistake.

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Victor was seated at the counter section of the Diner, tapping away with a pen as he read from his book, jotting down interesting notes as he waited for his meal to arrive. When the waitress did arrive and give him his food, however Victor looked up to see that his order was wrong. Instead of bothering the waitress, however, he decided to look around the diner for anyone with his order.

Victor found a Spy sitting across from him a few chairs down, puzzled that his order was wrong as well. He had Victor’s order, so he decided to inquire if he had the Spy’s order.

“Pardon me,” Victor spoke out loud enough for the Spy to hear him, “Did I get your order and you get mine?”

Avatar

Spy wanted to laugh at how sentimental the other was being, especially since they just met today. It's not exactly the first time anyone has trust him immediately, but he's still surprised by the results. He only managed to crack a smile as a response, hopefully a less destructive reply that what he had in mind.

Avatar
reblogged

🍽: Our characters’ orders are mixed up at a restaurant and they’re given each other’s meals by mistake.

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Victor was seated at the counter section of the Diner, tapping away with a pen as he read from his book, jotting down interesting notes as he waited for his meal to arrive. When the waitress did arrive and give him his food, however Victor looked up to see that his order was wrong. Instead of bothering the waitress, however, he decided to look around the diner for anyone with his order.

Victor found a Spy sitting across from him a few chairs down, puzzled that his order was wrong as well. He had Victor’s order, so he decided to inquire if he had the Spy’s order.

“Pardon me,” Victor spoke out loud enough for the Spy to hear him, “Did I get your order and you get mine?”

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“Quite the sight,”

Spy sighed, the sunset glistened with such soft colours that it made him almost miss his home. He tucked his hands in his pockets before staring back towards the ocean, it was tranquil.

“Ja,” was all Victor could say as he stared out to the sea and to the setting sun heading for the horizon. He let out a soft sigh as he sat himself in a bench, rubbing his leg and setting his cane aside.

Spy looked over at the Medic as he sat down, turning his head slightly away from the sunlight. He noticed the other rubbing his leg and wondered if it hurt, but he didn’t pry. Instead, he approached the doctor quietly and let his thoughts run without a voice. Coincidentally blocking the sunlight from reaching the ill legged man sitting in front of him.

Victor looked up with a bit of surprise when the sun was blocked. That was when he noticed Spy, hardly hearing the man approach him. He looked up at him and gave a warm smile, relaxing against the bench, “Vould you like to sit vith me?” Victor offered, “sitting is a lot more comfortable zhan standing.” He chuckled softly, then patted the empty space beside him with a friendly smirk.

"I suppose," he commented, tilting his head so he could rub his ear against his shoulder. He noticed the sun had already disappear when he sat down, twilight raining over horizon. He remembered seeing something like that as a child, it made him glad he's seeing it with a different state of mind. He sighed.

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