Jason is out in the front of his house, taking out the trash.
Sometimes he wonders why he bought the house, the one that he grew up in. There are ghosts in this house, and he can't stop remembering Ali and fearing that he played some part in what happened that night. Maybe that's why he did it. He tried to leave to escape Rosewood and what happened here, but it didn't work. It didn't work because he still had that slip of paper that accused him of something he couldn't remember.
The whole night is still a blur to him, and he'll never stop being guilty about not being able to remember.
Jason hears the sound of footsteps, turning away from the trash cans to face her. There's a soft smile at the sight of who it is. He's not close to his own family. His dad thinks he's a screw up. His mom has been distance since Ali died. Neither of them able to look at him. His biological father is even worse, but Spencer? She's his sister too. They both just found out about it, but he cares about her. She's his sister. It's not their fault they never knew, that Ali kept it to use as a bargaining chip and their parents didn't respect them enough to tell them, to think they needed to know they had more family out there.
EEE spencer, this tag made me happy ;o; don't be nervous
Sometimes he wonders why he bought the house, the one that he grew up in. There are ghosts in this house, and he can't stop remembering Ali and fearing that he played some part in what happened that night. Maybe that's why he did it. He tried to leave to escape Rosewood and what happened here, but it didn't work. It didn't work because he still had that slip of paper that accused him of something he couldn't remember.
The whole night is still a blur to him, and he'll never stop being guilty about not being able to remember.
Jason hears the sound of footsteps, turning away from the trash cans to face her. There's a soft smile at the sight of who it is. He's not close to his own family. His dad thinks he's a screw up. His mom has been distance since Ali died. Neither of them able to look at him. His biological father is even worse, but Spencer? She's his sister too. They both just found out about it, but he cares about her. She's his sister. It's not their fault they never knew, that Ali kept it to use as a bargaining chip and their parents didn't respect them enough to tell them, to think they needed to know they had more family out there.
"Hey, Spencer. Out for a walk?"