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Thread: Mollie's Secret (MysticSparxman & Celebstars)

My laptop isn't working right now, but I should have it working again soon. I'm having to use my tablet for this. Despite the fact she didn't appear to want anything to do with her father, Trent was positive that there was a part of her that still wanted some sort of a relationship with her sister and mother. It was why he had suggested that she should try talking to her sister more often. After all, he was sure that things may have started to get better for her if she spoke to her sister and mother more. He didn't know if he was right or wrong, but he saw no harm in suggesting it to her. His lips did curl up into a smile as he heard what she said in response. He nodded his head as he listened to her, and as she was speaking, he jotted a few notes down in his notepad. Trent turned his attention back to her a second or so later. I think that would be a really good idea Mollie. I believe it would be good for you to talk properly with your mother and sister if it's not something you've already done. Why don't you invite them round to your place for a coffee? That way, you would be in a place you feel comfortable, and you wouldn't have to worry about being approached by anyone after your autograph, especially since you would be talking to your mother and sister about something so important. He remained silent for a few moments to let her think over what he had said to her. Don't worry about not knowing what to say to your mother and sister. What you want to say will come to you, and when your mother and sister know what you want to talk to them about, I don't think they will push you into saying anything. A somewhat thoughtful expression formed on his face at Mollie's next question to him. He lightly tapped his chin with his pen a few times as he thought her question over. Finally, he turned his attention back to her as he set his pen down. I do think it would be a good idea for you to talk to your mother about this. However, I can't say whether she would have known about what you went through. That is going to have to be something you are going to have to ask her yourself. There's the possibility she may have known, but then there's also the possibility she may not have known. You will have to ask her to find out, and if you feel it would be better to talk to your mother first, then you should do that, but you should also make time to talk to your sister too. Trent shifted in his chair, crossing one leg over the other. It would seem odd that your mother may not have noticed anything in all of the time that she was with your father, so you must be prepared for some answers you might not like from her. Still, you shouldn't let that put you off from talking to her.
Thread: Mollie's Secret (MysticSparxman & Celebstars)

As the session was coming to a close. Mollie felt like a weight had been lifted, her path was more clear than what it was before. Her mind couldn't figure out a way to sort her problems out, but Trent had helped her. The singer would speak with her mother, find out if she knew anything, anything at all about what went on with her father. Once that conversation would be over, Mollie knew she would have to come back to the therapist and discuss what was said. It seems as though you have helped me out already. I know it is only one session but I feel much better. As for her answers, if she has any, if I don't like them then I will deal with them head on. I have to, otherwise my life won't go forward. Finally seeming like she had control Mollie crossed her leg, sitting more comfortable like she was at ease. Her back sunk in to the back of the sofa, the fabric swallowing her lightly. Do you think I need to do anything else for now? I know I need to talk to my sister, but I will do that after my mother, if that is ok?
Thread: Mollie's Secret (MysticSparxman & Celebstars)

As Mollie had been talkimg, Trent glanced up to the clock on the wall, and he could see that his time with Mollie would soon be coming to a close. Despite this, he was sure that he would be seeing her again for another session anyway. Well, he was hoping so anyway, mainly because he felt as if she was going to be one of his patients who was going to require more than one session. There again, pretty much all of his patients often required more than one session. However, Trent did have one or two patients who had only required one session. He didn't really know just how many sessions Mollie was going to need, but he would still be there if she decided to come back for more sessions with him. Trent looked back to Mollie with a small smile on his face as she spoke. Well I'm really glad I've been able to help you already Mollie. That is what I'm here for, and I will still be here if you feel as if you need to see me again after this session. Trent was glad to see that he was able to get through to Mollie a bit. It made him think some progress had been made, even if it was only their first session. He thought on what she said for a moment before he responded. I don't believe there is anything else you need to do Mollie. You don't want to do too much too soon. Speaking with your mother to start off with is good, and if you still want to talk with your sister afterwards, then you should do just that. You're right though, as you won't be able to move forward with your life if you are unable to deal with anything your mother or sister might say. Just how do you plan on dealing with anything they might say Mollie?
Thread: One Kind Act - Happy x Binkk

Her world shattered, Sarah had no idea where to go from here. She had only moved to London four years ago from Australia, she didn't have any real friends or family that would take her in. There were her work friends, but she didn't want to burden them with her troubles, she preferred to keep her professional life separate from her personal. After shoveling everything she owned into the suitcases that were thrown at her Sarah decided to head into the city and find an affordable hotel. The train ride was a forty minute trip and Sarah assumed she could hold it together until she was safely hidden away in a hotel room, but ten minutes in and her hormones took control. Crying she tried to hide her face as much as possible to hide her tears and soon to be red puffy eyes. Sarah had never felt so alone, so scared and now with the baby on the way everything just seemed impossible. All Sarah could do was cry and silently pray for a miracle. Sarah's sobs were silenced as the strong male voice spoke to her, swallowing a breath she peeked out from behind her hands, her soft brown eyes staring up at him. A red blush crossed her cheeks as she began to realize how much noise she must have been making, howling like an injured animal, he must have been elected to silence her. Nervously shifting in her seat Sarah wiped her eyes with the back of her hand before accepting the handkerchief. T-t-thank you Sarah mumbled as she pressed the soft material to her cheeks and dried her face. I'm sorry, I must have been really loud I just couldn't stop myself Sarah sighed, holding the handkerchief in her hands. Her toe nervously tapping on the floor of the carriage she looked around to the crowd around her, taking notice that none of them seemed to be interested in her. It was a relief, she assumed she had caused a spectacle, though her embarrassment didn't seem to subside. Sarah lowered her head and she kept her eyes focused on the ground Thank you for the handkerchief She said quietly, handing back the neatly folded piece of linen.
Thread: One Kind Act - Happy x Binkk

Kaden held up his hand to stop the woman. Keep it. You need it more than I do. He wasn't criticizing the woman or attempting to make fun of her in anyway, he was just telling her his most basic opinion, she needed it, he didn't. He was on his way home and the chances of needing such an item were slim at this point in the day. The man's bright hazel eyes slid down Sarah's cowering figure before he shifted his shoulder slightly, turning slightly towards her to block the others from her view. They didn't matter and were only making things worse when they stood idly by while the woman was clearly in some sort of trouble. Just the idea of that pulled at Kaden's mind, frustrating him to no end. But he kept a calm face in front of the woman, choosing it was more important to pay attention to her. You weren't too terribly loud. The train car was taking care of covering a good bit of the sound. But something's obviously bothering you, he pointed out, gesturing towards her bags with a finger. Trying to run away by any chance? Because I could offer you some beautiful spots for you to see on your journey. That was the best attempt the dark haired man could make to be cheerful at a time like this. He had been in her apparently spot one too many times to simply brush her off after he had offered to help her, even in the slightest. He felt the need to stay with her for as long as he could. Until either she left the train or he did. Shoot, he forgot his stop again. That's what he gets for looking away from the man. It had probably passed by now anyway, so he'd simply wait for it to come around again, or eventually call his driver. That was all for a later time he had this woman to focus on for now. The gentle smile he had on began to fade as he took another look over Sarah. It's something else, isn't it. She was far too distressed for a grown woman to simply be running away. If you'd like, I can listen. I won't tell a soul and it'll keep you from getting stared at by the old lady across the car.
Thread: One Kind Act - Happy x Binkk

Sarah shouldn't have felt so overwhelmed by the simple gesture of letting her keep the handkerchief, but for whatever reason tears began to sting at the back of her eyes as he smiled down at her. Thank you, that's so nice Sarah smiled, well, attempted to smile, it was more of a slight twitch of her lips rather than a smile, but it had meaning behind it none the less. Her gaze returned to the white piece of cloth, she sighed shrugging her shoulders as she thought back to what had happened. A soft chuckle escaped her and she shook her head It's stupid really Sarah replied, her hands nervously fiddling with the handkerchief. I never put my name on the lease on my apartment, so my boyfriend unceremoniously dumped me and tossed me out on to the street... I have no legal rights so I'm homeless with little to no dignity left and a baby... Sarah stopped herself, her expression growing sullen. Clearing her throat Sarah looked up and gave a faint smile Wow, total stranger... Sorry, you shouldn't have to listen to my personal problems. Brushing a strand of hair behind her ear she smiled and looked away before holding her hand out. My name is Sarah Williams, it's a pleasure to meet you Mister...? Sarah smiled looking up at him again, only now taking in what he actually looked like. Handsome was one of the first adjectives that came to mind, along with well dressed and for some unknown reason, familiar. Tilting her head to the side she raised an eyebrow, curious as to where she knew him from. Shaking her head she smiled and rubbed the back of her head I'm sorry, I probably look like an idiot Sarah blurted out, a soft hue of red crossing her cheeks You just look really familiar... Do I know you? Sarah asked before laughing nervously. Of course I don't know you, that would be silly. I barely know anyone here, I'm sorry Sarah sighed, she was not good at small talk, especially when around handsome strangers. Adjusting herself in her seat she glanced to the window and noticed the train pulling into the station, her stop. I'm sorry, this is my stop... Thank you so much for the handkerchief and the smile, I really needed it Sarah spoke in a grateful tone, her eyes never leaving his as she struggled to pick up her bags, her mind still searching furiously as to where she knew him from. Stumbling about Sarah managed to gather all of her things and start for the doors just before they opened. Turning back she gave him a smile Thank you again Sarah repeated, slightly breathless.
Thread: One Kind Act - Happy x Binkk

A baby? Kaden could feel her story harshly tugging at his heart. He had heard that same story once before, but it wasn't until the idea of a baby that he really paid attention to what she was saying and that made him truly care more than what a stranger should want to do. He had comments, a way to help assure her she wasn't lost or alone in the world. There were people who were willing to help her, if she looked in the right places, and people who did care and were ready to show that they did. It wasn't until the woman properly introduced herself that Kaden responded for the first time. He shook her hand with a gentle smile. Kaden, he responded, leaving his last name out of the picture for now. Just Kaden's fine. He could tell by the look on her face that she knew exactly who he was but simply couldn't match a name with his face. It's not foolish though, he added just before his voice faltered at the raise of her eyebrow. Sarah went through the same thing that everyone did. 'Do I know you? No of course not. But you're just so familiar.' It was a normal cycle that the company head was used to by now. Outside of the work place or surrounded by cameras, it was rare for anyone to realize who he was on the first glance, even the second for some. He was about to assure Sarah that she hadn't lost her mind, that he got that same reaction often, but the train began to slow into the next station. Kaden looked outside before turning towards the woman just in time for her to stand and cross over to the door. He paused for a moment before standing as well, moving to join her out on the platform. He knew he wouldn't be able to rest that night knowing that Sarah was left alone, most likely struggling to find a place to stay the knight. He refused to let it happen without insisting that he help. He followed her out and put his hand on her shoulder, looking her over for a brief moment. Please, let me help you, he offered. Slowly, he removed his hand and held it out for one of the bags. At least for the night. I have a spare room that you may use. After all, you never know what hotels are open. And a woman in your position shouldn't be wandering out too late.
Thread: One Kind Act - Happy x Binkk

Anxiously looking around the platform, the young woman did not realize that Kaden had followed her. Rummaging through her bags she dragged out a small, fairly battered note book and feverishly began to flip through the pages. Narrowly avoiding pedestrians and an obnoxious street performer as she tried to figure out where to go. Sarah wasn't used to big crowds, she never really liked them, but today the crowds were a blessing. She felt like she blended in, like just another face in the crowd, it wasn't much but the thought made her feel a little better. A hand landed on her shoulder and Sarah let out a silent yelp, quickly turning to see Kaden watching over her. Her expression quickly turning from startled to relieved, a weak smile tugging at her lips Oh goodness, hello again Sarah mused, barely listening to what he was saying. Shaking her head she looked to the subway's exit then back to him No, thank you, but you have done enough for me already I couldn't possible intrude Sarah mumbled, her head tilting down to face the floor. Embarrassed, she had told him too much and now he felt guilty and obligated to help, she was not his concern. She shouldn't have said anything, she told herself, her blush turning to a darker crimson. Adjusting her grip on her bags she shook her head I'll be alright, I'm sure I can find my way around Sarah looked up, a smile on her face as she tried to convince not only Kaden, but herself that she was fine. I wouldn't want to be a bother, besides we barely know each other, I... I just couldn't Sarah looked away Thank you Kaden, but I'll be fine.
Thread: One Kind Act - Happy x Binkk

The woman, despite every sense, seemed to only want to go against what he was offering. Kaden remained still, looking for an opening to use or some sort of sign of a weakness, but in the end they were harder to find that that moment than he thought. He dropped his hand to his side, tucking it calmly into the pocket of his jacket with a calm nod. If you insist, he agreed and glanced towards the tracks as the train pulled away. Slowly, he let out a hum of defeat, knowing he was stuck on the platform with a woman he had only just met, waiting for a train that who knew how long it would take to return to that stop. His eyes narrowed slightly as a new idea began to come into play in his mind, giving him yet another use for the technology his company was known for. He wasted no time pulling the sleek black phone from his pocket, scanning over the screen before his thumb began to perform a familiar dance over the hidden keyboard. His latest bits of technology were always reserved for him and those closest to him, even before they've been released. He was careful not to use the items in public, but in a situation such as this, it was needed. He doubted Sarah would have made a big deal over it, and if nothing else, it would help her connect the pieces before things got too far. Well, at least let my driver take you to a hotel then, he requested, almost demanding at least that much from the woman in front of him. I've missed my train so I'll have to call him to give me a lift. If nothing else it would keep you from walking. He lifted his eyes to Sarah's with a knowing look. A pregnant woman shouldn't be walking more than needed. If nothing else, she couldn't argue with that logic. She may not have been that far into her pregnancy, but it was a risk she wouldn't want to take no matter what else happened to her that day. He'll be here within minutes. Kaden slid the phone back into his pocket and smiled at the woman, as if he was giving her no option but to pick his offer.
Thread: One Kind Act - Happy x Binkk

Sarah got the odd feeling that Kaden was not going to let her off that easy. Watching closely as he pulled out what appeared to be a phone, Sarah cocked her head to the side, interested with what he was doing. She had never been one for technology, only recently had she traded in her old Nokia for a smart phone and boy, did she regret it. It seemed to do everything except call people and that seemed odd to her. Technology was definitely not her thing. Noticing the symbol on the back of his phone Sarah smiled, it was something she recognized at least. That's neat, we both have phones from the same company Sarah blurted out loud, meaning to keep it to herself, she placed a hand to her forehead realizing how daft she sounded. Looking up she met his eyes and sighed in defeat, he had a point, carrying all of her luggage probably wasn't a good thing either. Well I guess a lift couldn't hurt... Wait! Your driver? A personal driver? Sarah gave him a skeptical look, her lips forming a slight pout Why on earth are you taking the train if you can afford a personal driver? Sarah asked, it seemed like a ridiculous notion. No one in London voluntarily took the subway, no one she had ever know that was for sure. Curious she opened her mouth to probe, but quickly closed it, throwing her hands up in defeat. Not my business, sorry for making a big deal She smiled Thank you, I guess we should go out and wait, huh? Picking up her bags again Sarah slowly weaved her way through the crowds and towards the escalator to the streets above. Waiting for Kaden to follow before hopping on to the mechanical steps. So if you have a driver why were you taking the train? Sarah asked, unable to help but feel a little curious.
Thread: One Kind Act - Happy x Binkk

Kaden couldn't help but crack a larger smile at Sarah's comment. Most people did have his brand of phone, even to the point where the other companies gave up, giving him an almost perfect monopoly, which was quickly stretching to other types of tech. Having something to relate to, even if it was something as basic as a phone brand. But it was a good start for them. Again, she didn't give him a chance to answer, but he didn't seem to mind. He picked up one of the suitcases and followed Sarah towards the escalators, standing behind her with a step between the two of them. He set his hand on the railing while his eyes focused on the ground above them, listening to what follow up questions the woman had for him. Again, he smiled and glanced towards her, his hazel eyes matching with hers with a slight joy hidden deep within. I had that same question asked earlier today, he admitted, drumming his fingers lightly on the moving railing beside him. Something told me it would be a good idea. And I'm quite glad I did. His smile slowly turned into a smirk as he stepped off the moving staircase and walked towards the sleak black and silver town car parked against the clear sidewalk several feet from the entrance of the subway station. There was a properly uniformed driver waiting outside of the Rolls-Royce who, with a smile, opened the back suicide-style doors before crossing towards the trunk and popping it open. Evening, sir, he greeted. You needed me anyway? Kaden handed him the bag and moved around the door to take a seat. Don't mock me, Andrew, he half-scolded with a hidden smile playing on his lips. If you wouldn't mind, Miss Williams will need a ride to a hotel, if you wouldn't mind. She insists on finding one for the night. The blonde looked at Sarah as he took the bag from her, almost confused by the idea. Not taking Mr Dorian up on his offer? he questioned, guessing that the man had already offered a space in his own home. He has a beautiful home. With that, he continued as he was instructed, closing the back and offering his hand out to help Sarah into the empty seat in the back of the car. Any place you'd like to try first then, ma'am?
Thread: One Kind Act - Happy x Binkk

Sarah blinked, taken a back by his smile, she tried to hide the distinct blush that quickly warmed her cheeks. Turning her gaze up to the top of the escalator she listened to him as he explained, interested she smiled I'm glad you did too Sarah mumbled, not really intending for him to hear. Together they moved off the escalator and onto the street, her gaze quickly falling on to a very expensive car that Kaden moved towards. Her mouth falling open she quickly followed, if only John could see her now, the idea caused a smirk to pull at her lips. The thought of John's eyes popping out of his head as he watched her climb out of the sleek vehicle was one that was going to give her endless satisfaction. The driver quickly took her luggage and Sarah thanked him, shy she tried to help, but he had already piled in her cases and shut the trunk. I'm sure he does, judging by his car Sarah replied, smiling politely as he helped her into the back seat Thank you, I really appreciate this She said softly, her body sinking into the luxurious leather seats, almost letting out a very inappropriate groan. Why would you ever consider taking the train when you have this piece of heaven on wheels as an option? Sarah mused, her head rolling back on to the head rest. Snapping back to reality Sarah slid forward on her seat and opened up her note book again, flipping to a page she recited the address to Andrew. It shouldn't be far Sarah smiled, closing her book she looked up again Thank you so much, I don't think I could have walked this far on my own Sarah said to Andrew before turning her attention back to Kaden. Thank you Kaden, you really know how to cheer up a girl when she is down.