You'd have to be blind to not see that Levi was upset, and Raleigh shook her head. "It's okay, Levi. He's- He's trash, he's already got a bloody lip and a black eye from Fabrice, and I'm sure as hell never going to see him again. He's one of the ones that're following the Coombs."
Levi- it's weird, she's not as close to him as she is with Spencer and Joel in a lot of ways, but in other ways... he's so much closer than they are. She can joke with him and have a good time, but he's seen her at her most vulnerable more than once; she values him, values what he says and what he does, and he's not just a friend but he's the sort of friend that Raleigh will just help, without pause or thought or consideration, if she ever knows he needs it.
Honestly, she'd say he's family, almost, but she doesn't know if that's just because of this weird habit she's fallen into of finding these amazing men and shoving them into older brother roles, or what. But he asks his name, and she just sort of hesitates, her voice smaller as she tries to decide if she should tell him. What he'll do.
"He said it was Richard, I don't know, now, if that's true - but probably all you have to do is keep an eye on the papers." She said that part quietly, too, because she doesn't know what'll be written about her, about Fabrice, and she's sort of dreading it. "But you don't need to do anything, Levi. Okay?"
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Levi- it's weird, she's not as close to him as she is with Spencer and Joel in a lot of ways, but in other ways... he's so much closer than they are. She can joke with him and have a good time, but he's seen her at her most vulnerable more than once; she values him, values what he says and what he does, and he's not just a friend but he's the sort of friend that Raleigh will just help, without pause or thought or consideration, if she ever knows he needs it.
Honestly, she'd say he's family, almost, but she doesn't know if that's just because of this weird habit she's fallen into of finding these amazing men and shoving them into older brother roles, or what. But he asks his name, and she just sort of hesitates, her voice smaller as she tries to decide if she should tell him. What he'll do.
"He said it was Richard, I don't know, now, if that's true - but probably all you have to do is keep an eye on the papers." She said that part quietly, too, because she doesn't know what'll be written about her, about Fabrice, and she's sort of dreading it. "But you don't need to do anything, Levi. Okay?"