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Chusi was, in a way, similar to Harley. But they were very different as well, and although Genie had initially been wary of the older girl, she'd soon discovered that Chus was in fact, not a Harley doppelganger. Although, if she had been, Genie was pretty sure she would have treated her the same way. She had a soft spot for wolves like her ex. "A lot of parents in general are shitty," Genie commented offhandedly. She had hoped for the best, of course, but as the colour drained from her parents' face and a frostiness entered their gaze, she had resigned herself to the fact that no, they were not accepting. It affected her, sure, but not as much as she'd expected. Harley's breakup was much worse. 

"I know," Genie replied in response to Chusi's half formed sentence, lifting a shoulder in a shrug. "It'll take time for him to even begin to fade from your mind, if that ever happens. But you'll get over it. You're strong." She really believed that and when she finally turned to look at Chusi, her eyes were still glassy but sincerity shone bright within the depths of her amber gaze. "And don't apologise. Honestly. It's not your fault at all, and it's fine to wallow in your own thoughts. I'm just...giving you some advice," a faded lopsided smile slipped onto her lips, "some shitty advice from a shitty relationship." 

Chusi's presence brought her a comfort that Genie was not used to, and to be honest, she had mixed feelings about it. She didn't shy away from her touch, however, instead, she allowed the older girl to do whatever she wanted. "Of course you will. You're fucking awesome." It was hard not to like the fiery girl, but Genie on the other hand?