Summer's Voicemail.

[somethingwithturquoise]

"Uh, yeah, this is Summer's voicemail. Who the hell calls people anymore? Just text me. But I guess if you insist on being weird and living in the dark ages, go ahead and leave me a message. And I'll text you back, like normal people do. Okay? Cool. I mean, the government is probably tapping all of our conversations anyway, but whatever."

*BEEEEEEEP*

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[somethingwithturquoise]

"Not gonna lie," said Summer, as if anyone in this conversation was worried about her having an issue with being truthful right now, "it's a little concerning to me that it would take having someone else to look out for before you start being more mindful and taking more precautions, but, hey, if that's what it takes to get you there, then I'll take it. Please take care of yourself, Liz."

And Summer wasn't even mentioning the fact that she honestly felt like it was a goddamn miracle that half the town hadn't wound up in flames through half of this ordeal so far.

[flamesburned]

Liz felt a bit guilty at how bad all of that did sound, the last month or so had just been a mess but she was trying to get herself back on track.

“I - I haven’t really been in a good place,” she admitted, even though she knew that was rather obvious now, especially after talking to Marc yesterday, “I - I guess it’s been the hormones to why I’ve been feeling this way but I - I was spiralling and I think I would have hit rock bottom but I - my daughter ..I I want to keep going for her,” she bit her lip, “I - I will be more careful,”

[somethingwithturquoise]

"And remember," Summer said, because she really felt, at this point, it could not be overstated, "if you need anything, anything at all, you have a support system. And I know a few things about rock bottom, too."

Not, like, personally, but her family was not exactly known for its extreme highs and lows.

[flamesburned]

“I’ll remember, thank you,” Liz said softly, “I - I talked to Marc yesterday as well, he wanted me to reach out as well if I got in trouble,”

The fact that Marc was the person Liz chose to tell first aside from Dr. Lecter really said a lot about her current mental health.