OOC - Italic sentences are lyrics from NIN's "Only" track.
"I'm becoming less defined as days go by. Fading away .... Well, you might say I'm losing focus, kind of drifting into the abstract in terms of how I see myself. Sometimes, I think I can see right through myself."
Eve didn't know why she was still holding onto a lost cause. Who was he, you may ask ? It was a bold man by the name of Maverick. She constantly checked her commlink for any messages from him and endlessly replayed shared intimate moments in her mind, wondering where they could have possibly gone wrong. He was a sexy guy. She was a nice girl. Well, nice. They had met through the job. He was an addicted and she was the delivery person. That was back then when Severe was originally only three people. Could he have found another drug ? Something else to be addicted to, better than Severe, better than herself ? Eve was just like that - she was insecure when it came to her girlfriend capacities. She was such a bad lover.
"Less concerned about fitting into the world. Your world, that is. Because it doesn't really matter, no, it doesn't really matter anymore, none of this really matters anymore."
She repeated to herself that she didn't need him. She had plenty of lovers before, many relationships that were much more meaningful to her. Though when things turned sour, she quickly moved on and forgot; she liked that ability about herself. Not many possessed that "talent". Why was it that Maverick was still clouding her mind ? It had been nearly a month now since his last order. Maybe he was dead ? No, her connections showed her that he was very well alive. That information made her cringe. So he just didn't want to see her again, huh ? She wanted to dig a hole and die in it.
"Yes, I'm alone but then again I always was, as far back as I can tell. I think maybe it's because you never were really real to begin with. I just made you up to hurt myself. And it worked. Yes, it did !"
Those times where they were just high off of her drugs, hanging out and just listening to blaring rock 'n' roll, did it mean nothing ? Perhaps she made it all up in her head, that for him, it never meant anything. She still remembered his jet black hair, his sky blue eyes and his large hands ... And that lip ring that just drove her insane, yet never got a chance to nibble on it. He was taller than her, with a lean body. His exterior was tough but he had a soft voice. He often acted like a child, but she just thought it was all part of his charm. Maybe she had taken too much of her own drug.
"The tiniest little dot caught my eye and it turned out to be scab. And I had this funny feeling, like I just knew it was something bad. I just couldn't leave it alone, picking at that scab. Was a doorway trying to seal itself shut but I climbed through."
He was distracting her of her work, as a Sith Knight and as one of the owners of Severe. Taja had given her much grief about her current condition. Eve's hand reached for the inside pocket of her coat and pulled out a cigarette. Silently, she stood in front of the elevator, on the main floor of the space station, waiting for the lift to come down. She lit the cigarette and took a deep puff. Because of him, she had drowned into alcohol and killed her lungs with cigarettes. She was falling into a black void of depression and it was beginning to worry her - would she ever get out of it ? A scab, just a scab, she reminded herself. No, her heart couldn't have been broken and no, she was not emotionally wounded. The doors to the lift opened and a big crowd of people got off of it. She waited patiently as they passed her by. Suddenly, her honey-colored eyes caught sight of something she wished she didn't see. Maverick. Her heart sank.
"Now, I am somewhere I am not supposed to be and I can see things I know I really shouldn't see. And now, I know why. Yeah, I know why things aren't as pretty on the inside."
Beautiful. He was just perfect. He walked right past her, though she couldn't point out whether or not, he did it on purpose or just didn't see her. Her eyes went black and she had almost forgotten to breathe. The signal at the top of the elevator indicated that it was safe to use it now, but everything was blurry. The cigarette burned away by itself. All she could think of was him. Jerk.