094 // public and private announcements

[thatlibbychick]

As of Christmas eve, Neil McCormick is no longer a resident of the Barge. He didn't graduate, but as far as I'm aware, he's okay. He's just...not here anymore. I believe he's returned home.

I'm sorry I couldn't give him the help he needed, but at heart, he's truly a good young man. I'm sure that wherever he is, things will work out for him. I believe he may have returned home in order to work out whatever he couldn't here.

I think...it may be time for a change.

[Individually private to: Martha, Morgan, Billy, West, Angelica, Paddy, etc. If you think your pup is a good friend of Libby's, they're on this filter. Also Drusilla, even though she's Dru 2.0]

I'd like to speak with you, as soon as possible. Please.

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[toldastory]

Oh. So far the reaction's been 'Are you serious?' so I guess I'm a bit surprised. I've kinda been a little in love with him for a very long time, really. It was just... unexpected that it came out.

[She grinned to her friend and hugged her again, because she couldn't believe that she was going, finally, after all this time.]

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[thatlibbychick.livejournal.com]

Everyone deserves to be loved. You just see in him what others can't, that's all.

[She hugs Martha back. She'd never ask "are you serious" in that way, because she'd been on the receiving end of comments like that time and again and knew how incredibly insulting it was, not only to Hugo but to her.]

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[toldastory]

Thank you, Libby.

[She just held onto her friend and sniffled a bit. While she was truly ecstatic for Libby, she was still feeling the sting of losing someone whom she'd been so close with for so long.]

I vote we get drunk.

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[thatlibbychick.livejournal.com]

[Libby giggled at that, through the tears that seemed ever-present.] That sounds like a wonderful idea. We never really got to go drinking together, you know; disaster kept cropping up whenever we set a date. Let's make up for that right now.

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[toldastory]

We definitely should. And thanks to Christmas we've got enough liquor to do it.

[Martha chuckled softly; there was enough booze for everyone to be drunk for a month.]