Frankie Williams
She was the odd girl out most of the time, considering that everything came so easily to the up and coming fitness star to follow Stacii. Frankie, wasn't like any other girl in the town in which everyone just so happened to know everyone. Especially so with the news that flew around about her older brother coming in and having a blast with her mother. Seemed the days were becoming like the olden ones again, aside from the infidelities within the Williams household that didn't slip through anyone's fingers.
The young Franki had finished her breakfast as was ready to settle in over the weekend finally, without having to worry about her part-time position at the Studio with her mother was exponentially boring. She was only allowed in during the weekday mornings, so all of the good sessions were yet to be established by the time she had to hit the classes of hers within the town's Community College studies. The courses were bland, and the pay for tutoring was abysmal at best, but higher learning was upon her, or at least that's what her mother, Stacii kept pounding into her head.
As if on cue, did the man known only in the house as Richard finally take his leave, before waving goodbye to Franki and headed out the door to his job. Whichever one he tended to outside the house anyway. Stacii tended to the kitchen for a moment more as she cleaned up the dishes and set them in the rack off to the side, and walked up to the kitchen island that separated the ground between the two.
"That man... hate is an understatement." She shook her head, the southern drawl of hers echoing softly in the room as Frankie simply sat there, writing notes down on the pad she had in her lap. "Dunno why you put up with it, Ma... I mean, you do know you get half of all this, right?" She'd ask, a brow raised in a decided connection. She flinched a bit as Stacii pointed to her without even looking, the instinct of civil obedience kicking in as a word hadn't even been uttered. The pause was palpable.
"Still... your brother should be comin' by by now, sweetie, you sure you're okay here by yourself and all?" She'd ask, the keys of hers jingling as she got her things together. "I know it's Saturday and whatnot, so Imma let you slack off today since he'll be here. But don't let me catch you slippin' up on Monday. You got that test comin' up." She'd hurriedly step around the house, as she grabbed her purse as well.
"I got it, Ma... dang. Not like I'm going anywhere." Frankie would chuckle, though felt exasperatedly annoyed from the weird happiness she seemed to exude. "What got into you this morning?" She asked, just before Stacii made it to the door. She'd follow, and craned her neck as she slid along the tiled floor in her socks. It was a casually lazy morning for all of them, Frankie having not cared enough and simply wore a pair of boyshorts and a loose tank top. Often times she had been commented on about not wearing bras, to which her usual reply would end up circulating around the fact that she possessed no "boobage" to speak of.
"Uhh... just, feelin' good this mornin' baby. I feel, some changes gonna be made around here real soon, is all." Stacii smiled, and opened up the door to greet the ray of sunshine outside.