So I heard you're crazy
Characters: Dr Angelicus, Felix
Setting: Felix's abode
Time: Sometime in the afternoon, the day after he invited her.
Summary: Can Angelicus see this "ghost," or is Felix just going crazy? IT IS A MYSTERY. ...which we are solving.
Warnings: None
Angelicus stared up at the apartment building that Felix's directions had led her to.
How in the world had Amelia broken in through the window?
More than that, what in the world had possessed her to want to figure out how to break in through the window?
Angelicus turned to the panel of buttons, still wondering her questions about Amelia. She hesitated with her eyes on the panel and her hands in her coat's pockets for a very long time. Perhaps she should come back later. Felix might be busy, or otherwise unwilling to receive her.
Or maybe she was only listening to her nervousness instead of trying to overcome it. Nothing would ever get done that way, and she was at least marginally curious as to whether Felix had suddenly developed visual hallucinations or not. Curious enough to reach out and hit that button, at least, which she finally did.
And then she waited, and that was almost worse than standing there deciding whether or not to ring him.
Setting: Felix's abode
Time: Sometime in the afternoon, the day after he invited her.
Summary: Can Angelicus see this "ghost," or is Felix just going crazy? IT IS A MYSTERY. ...which we are solving.
Warnings: None
Angelicus stared up at the apartment building that Felix's directions had led her to.
How in the world had Amelia broken in through the window?
More than that, what in the world had possessed her to want to figure out how to break in through the window?
Angelicus turned to the panel of buttons, still wondering her questions about Amelia. She hesitated with her eyes on the panel and her hands in her coat's pockets for a very long time. Perhaps she should come back later. Felix might be busy, or otherwise unwilling to receive her.
Or maybe she was only listening to her nervousness instead of trying to overcome it. Nothing would ever get done that way, and she was at least marginally curious as to whether Felix had suddenly developed visual hallucinations or not. Curious enough to reach out and hit that button, at least, which she finally did.
And then she waited, and that was almost worse than standing there deciding whether or not to ring him.