Trixie Is A Good Person

Today, Trixie is a good person. Today, Trixie is going to do charity. Today, she will convince herself that she is deserving of all the privileges she has that millions of people envy her for. Today, she is going to be a good friend and call her to go out.

Trixie is aware of the fact that calling Kim isn’t charity and it shouldn’t even feel like an obligation to her. The reasoning is that, according to Trixie, she had successfully dropped all her high school friends the first day of senior year summer vacation and that took her an enormous amount of time to get over. However, Kim decided to reconcile with Trixie and all of Trixie’s efforts went straight into the trash.

Despite how much she is dreading to meet Kim this evening, she actually really likes Kim and consideres her to be her high school best friend. She hasn’t

She pays extra attention to it so she can at least impress Kim by this since she signed up for disappointment when she first called Trixie to hang out. Trixie honestly thinks she can at least maintain a civil conversation, an uncomfortable one or not, so she is pretty sure she is over-reacting when she says to herself this is her lowest point.

Once she’s done with her make-up, she realizes it’s too early to make her way to the restaurant that’s a five minute stroll away. She finds herself falling on her couch, reaching for her phone and she considers texting Katya. She frowns when she remembers it’s already been about 2 weeks since Katya even gave her her number, texting her now would be weird, wouldn’t it?

Trixie shakes her head in an attempt to clear her thoughts. She sighs as her thumb hovers over Katya’s name and she finally gives in, going by the big man himself, Satan, and taps on Katya’s name to text her.

Trixie hello its trixie! from the library a few weeks ago? i finally got a chance to text you, hope it’s fine