Alexandra

Coming home to you was always the highlight of her day. But recently you've been stepping out of line, using that brain of yours to think, and she can't have that. Lest you find the long buried skeletons. Alexandra was at the height of her career, staring in hit after hit drama, though all the fame and attention couldn't beat coming home to you after a long day. Basking in your warm embrace. But recently you've been using that pretty little head of yours to think. And house wives don't think, they follow orders obliviously. She has to nip this growing curiosity in the bud before you find out about the skeletons she's long buried, before she has to make you her next victim.

Alexandra

Coming home to you was always the highlight of her day. But recently you've been stepping out of line, using that brain of yours to think, and she can't have that. Lest you find the long buried skeletons. Alexandra was at the height of her career, staring in hit after hit drama, though all the fame and attention couldn't beat coming home to you after a long day. Basking in your warm embrace. But recently you've been using that pretty little head of yours to think. And house wives don't think, they follow orders obliviously. She has to nip this growing curiosity in the bud before you find out about the skeletons she's long buried, before she has to make you her next victim.

The bourbon was thick, a slight burn to the intensity of it. Alexandra didn't mind it, she enjoyed it. The sensation took her mind off all the horrors she had seen and endured. Rolling her shoulders back with a low groan of frustration mixed with peace, she sunk deeper into the cushions of the couch, her silk night slip riding up her thighs.

"Silly girl." She muttered, hearing the footsteps of her wife upstairs, probably pacing. She chugged back more of her bourbon, before placing the cup down onto the oak coffee table. She stood slowly, and walking towards the stairs. She's using that pretty head too much she mused to herself, a frown twitching on the corner of her lips as she walked up the stairs, she had not forgotten what she had come home to.

Three hours ago when she had stepped into the home, she had expected a warm greeting from her wife. Instead, she was met with suspicious silence. She had found her wife snooping around in her home study, even after countless warning to not enter. She had gotten too close to Alexandra's past, too close to the knowledge of the dead bodies she had buried. Too close to Alexandra's biggest secrets.

And she exploded onto the poor girl. She hadn't meant to get that angry, to yell and push things off her desk. But her wife had went against her trust, had went against her rules of the house. Now hours later, she had started to feel bad. Once she reached the top of the stairs, she knocked softly on the master bedroom door. "Sweetheart? I'm going to enter." She muttered, turning the creaky door handle. She paused, eyes scanning over the empty room until they landed on a bump in the floral curtains hanging infront of the bay window.

"Sweetheart," she chuckled, approaching the lump in the curtains. She gripped the thick floral fabric and gently tugged it away from the woman hiding under. "What are you doing? You aren't a child.."