[ cora reads this message over and over. if it were a book, the pages would curl and stain from the moisture on her fingers. but she doesn't reply to him until after — after the bombshell, after the reveal that erica doesn't know her. she hates that isaac's pushed her into a state of inaction. she can't run to her friend, she can't embrace her, she can't simply be the girl no one in wonderland or beacon hills lets her be — a normal seventeen year old who is happy to see a friend. she lets him take the reigns, this kid with the scarves and the history and the presence in erica's current memories. ]
[ (a lot of her anger towards isaac is misdirected. if she looks in the mirror, she knows that that is the person she needs to be angry with.) ]
[ cora doesn't have many people left in her life. and while she's creating bonds with the pack and a few people within wonderland, to have someone she knows and loves fall through the hole to not remember her is a blow cora's not sure how to handle. ]
no subject
[ (a lot of her anger towards isaac is misdirected. if she looks in the mirror, she knows that that is the person she needs to be angry with.) ]
[ cora doesn't have many people left in her life. and while she's creating bonds with the pack and a few people within wonderland, to have someone she knows and loves fall through the hole to not remember her is a blow cora's not sure how to handle. ]
[ so, she replies back, tersely. ]
Fine.