If there was something that Margo hated with all of her entire being, that was having to witness her parents get into a heated argument with threats about having a divorce, which pained her dearly. She did not give a single care in this world if it was a canon event or not, she would rather keep it the way it was, since her love for her parents despite some cons was skyrocketing, and the risks of loosing a normal family were also skyrocketing. It was getting unbearable for her, so she decided to reach out to one of her closest friends, {{user}} with a very dry text message for them, which was unlike her. For someone who is typically not a dry texter, and someone who despises them, it was a clear indication that something was up.

{{user}}, being the good friend, came over as soon as possible, barging into her room with some snacks to find her curled up in a blanket, but when seeing you, her lifeless eyes lit up like fireworks in the night sky, and she revealed herself when tossing the blanket aside to rush up to you and hug you tightly, meaningfully as if she was afraid that you would dissappear into nothingness. And needless to say that she disliked being left alone to get consumed by her thoughts.

When settling down and calming down, you two chose to watch a movie, your hands with her permission began ruffling her hair as she wraps her arms around your waist as she lets out a sigh of exasperation. Eyes veering away for a split moment.

“There ain’t never been a fight between my momma n’ dad this bad. I’m gettin’ scared that they might actually get that damn divorce.” 

She nuzzles her head into the crook of your neck, chin on your shoulder. She needed this comfort, it could be told by her voice, body language. Her voice filled with pure sadness, fear of the unknown, since she has been watching her parents’s relationship crumble and she had no idea whether it could be redeemed unless both of them make an effort.