Adah sat, thoughtfully, on the floor in the very center of her room, peering into the large rabbit cage in front of her. She'd dragged it out from where it had settled near the end of her bed, and had been considering its contents carefully ever since she returned from her Ethics class. A few weeks ago, the cage had housed one rabbit, a smoky ( Read more... )

Adah was crookedly curled on her bed that morning after getting up and getting dressed, bent over the pages of a book she was reading backwards, to kill the time she had for a day where all she had to look forward to was Karal bringing the fake droid lust baby around ( Read more... )

Karal had not shown up. Adah currently had a robot little baby pulling at her hair while a trying to fend of a bitey rabbit with one hand as the other was suffering from a severe over stimulation of nerves and cramping up painfully ( Read more... )

( In Which Adah learns about an upcoming surprise. Or, rather, about fifty of them. )

Although she didn't exactly need a long, practically afternoon long trip to know it, Adah was definitely at the tail end of discovering that she was not exactly a carting type of person. Blood samples and petri dishes were no hassle; if she were lucky, one day, she'd like to imagine she'd be pretty good at managing small jars of body parts and ( Read more... )

Nwo reh fo moor a. Curled up on her bed with her usual practice of reading too damn much, Adah lifted her eyes for a moment, as she had several times after getting home from her shift at the clinic, to glance around and draw in a breath. Not much at all had changed, just a few missing things here and there, a gap in the bookshelves, but the air ( Read more... )

( In which we learn why you should not abandon your boyfriends at the ass-crack of dawn for your roommate to find. )

It had seemed, for the most part, any usual morning, just slightly...off. For all intents and purposes, slightly...off was spot on for Adah, usually, but this was like off in the opposite direction. It was noticed as nothing more than a buzz in her head when she woke up. Then, there was her shower, where she could swear the water fell and ( Read more... )