Room 321, Thursday Evening
Sean was so very much not looking forward to his sister leaving. The past three years had done so much good for him; he was honestly a little bit scared of what it was going to be like once both she and Annja were gone.
At the moment, he wasn't dwelling on it, though. He would have been, if not for the fact that he'd gotten his sister -- and her friend K-Mart -- each a present, Savannah because she was leaving and K-Mart because he knew the other girl was losing her best friend with Savannah's graduation. He would be dwelling, but said presents were busy running helter skelter around the hotel room in typical kitteny exuberance.
Thank God he'd handwavily called Savannah already. He didn't have enough attention to spare for a phone call.
[For one!]
At the moment, he wasn't dwelling on it, though. He would have been, if not for the fact that he'd gotten his sister -- and her friend K-Mart -- each a present, Savannah because she was leaving and K-Mart because he knew the other girl was losing her best friend with Savannah's graduation. He would be dwelling, but said presents were busy running helter skelter around the hotel room in typical kitteny exuberance.
Thank God he'd handwavily called Savannah already. He didn't have enough attention to spare for a phone call.
[For one!]