Post by Bellamy Blake on Nov 18, 2015 3:39:45 GMT
Tag: Aurora Blake
whatever
THE HELL WE WANT
Bellamy Blake was not happy. Livid, perhaps was the better word. Or maybe heartbroken. He had no one to blame but himself for this. He was an Officer -- one of the youngest thanks to the promise he showed. 23 years and he was a ranking officer among the guard. This was supposed to be it. He would gain access to information about surprise inspections and thus liberate his mother from having to give . . . favors in order to get that information for them. This was supposed to be the start of a better life for them. He could provide for his family. He could protect them. And what had he done? Failed them.
He had taken Octavia out to the party last night and they had nearly been caught. Thanks to help from Roma who helped distract a guard, Bellamy was able to get his sister back to safety. It would be an unspoken event, as he had no intentions of telling his mother for he knew it was stupid to put such a risk on Octavia. But now . . . things had changed. Roma was using that information against him. She demanded that he move out, and she and him get their own place together . . . otherwise, she would tell the authorities about Octavia. Bellamy wasn't sure how serious she was about that, but it was not a risk he was willing to take. He couldn't. Not when it involved the life of his sister and mother. But now came the thought of moving out. Of not spending days with them. He would of course still see them but it wasn't the same.
How could he protect Octavia when he wasn't here? He felt he needed to physically be present to do so. Taking a deep breath, he entered the apartment, relieved to see Octavia sleeping -- as she had a late night -- and his mother at the table, working. Bellamy wordlessly closed the door behind him, trying to figure out where to start. How to start this conversation. Instead, he just went to the table and sat across from his mother in a chair. His eyes went to Octavia, sleeping so soundly on the bed as his mind attempted to formulate the best way to commence this conversation. "Mom, I did something." The words just came out and it took him a few moments before he was able to turn his gaze to rest on his mother.
He had taken Octavia out to the party last night and they had nearly been caught. Thanks to help from Roma who helped distract a guard, Bellamy was able to get his sister back to safety. It would be an unspoken event, as he had no intentions of telling his mother for he knew it was stupid to put such a risk on Octavia. But now . . . things had changed. Roma was using that information against him. She demanded that he move out, and she and him get their own place together . . . otherwise, she would tell the authorities about Octavia. Bellamy wasn't sure how serious she was about that, but it was not a risk he was willing to take. He couldn't. Not when it involved the life of his sister and mother. But now came the thought of moving out. Of not spending days with them. He would of course still see them but it wasn't the same.
How could he protect Octavia when he wasn't here? He felt he needed to physically be present to do so. Taking a deep breath, he entered the apartment, relieved to see Octavia sleeping -- as she had a late night -- and his mother at the table, working. Bellamy wordlessly closed the door behind him, trying to figure out where to start. How to start this conversation. Instead, he just went to the table and sat across from his mother in a chair. His eyes went to Octavia, sleeping so soundly on the bed as his mind attempted to formulate the best way to commence this conversation. "Mom, I did something." The words just came out and it took him a few moments before he was able to turn his gaze to rest on his mother.