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Spider Quinn 07: Ashes to Ashes - Part 7
Mar. 25th, 2024 07:47 pmQuinn heard a knock at the bedroom door. Just as well she wasn’t doing something SpiderGirl related. She opened it and found Jenna holding a hairbrush. “Jenna?”
“Quinn. I’m not going to need this anymore,” Jenna said, waving the hairbrush.
“Oh. What about Mom or Daria?”
“I thought you would appreciate it more.”
Quinn took the brush. “Thanks,” she said with a smile. “But I already have a lot of brushes.”
“Oh.”
“But I think I know someone who doesn’t have many.”
“That’s fine,” Jenna said.
But Quinn could tell that she was disappointed. “But, I could keep it.”
“You don’t have to,” Jenna said in a reassuring tone.
Quinn nodded with a smile. She decided to change the topic. “So, there’s a reason you did all this?”
“Lots of reasons,” Jenna said. “My life hasn’t been that great. I didn’t have friends at school, and I fell into the wrong crowd at College. Ended up abusing various substances, not just alcohol, and got into a few bad relationships…”
“You don’t need to say more,” Quinn said, after Jenna trailed off and was quiet.
“And I lost various family members. Which is another reason I came in here.”
“I have Mom, Daria and Stacy, Tiffany, and now Tori,” Quinn said.
“And that’s good. But you probably need more help.”
“I’ll think about that.”
“A good idea,” Jenna said. She then said good night and left the room.
Quinn then went back to what she was working on.
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“Quinn. I’m not going to need this anymore,” Jenna said, waving the hairbrush.
“Oh. What about Mom or Daria?”
“I thought you would appreciate it more.”
Quinn took the brush. “Thanks,” she said with a smile. “But I already have a lot of brushes.”
“Oh.”
“But I think I know someone who doesn’t have many.”
“That’s fine,” Jenna said.
But Quinn could tell that she was disappointed. “But, I could keep it.”
“You don’t have to,” Jenna said in a reassuring tone.
Quinn nodded with a smile. She decided to change the topic. “So, there’s a reason you did all this?”
“Lots of reasons,” Jenna said. “My life hasn’t been that great. I didn’t have friends at school, and I fell into the wrong crowd at College. Ended up abusing various substances, not just alcohol, and got into a few bad relationships…”
“You don’t need to say more,” Quinn said, after Jenna trailed off and was quiet.
“And I lost various family members. Which is another reason I came in here.”
“I have Mom, Daria and Stacy, Tiffany, and now Tori,” Quinn said.
“And that’s good. But you probably need more help.”
“I’ll think about that.”
“A good idea,” Jenna said. She then said good night and left the room.
Quinn then went back to what she was working on.
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