Morning, 218
Sharon had managed to make it through the previous day with barely a peep. Thank goodness for one class being cancelled and the other not requiring her to speak.
Now that morning had arrived (again, and she was beginning to hate this fact), Sharon figured she'd once again be cursed.
However, despite the last two days, Sharon was an optimist at heart. Without bothering to sit up, she opened her mouth and mumbled something unintelligible.
No peep.
Surprised, she tried something a little less mumbly, and a little clearer. "Add two cups sugar, then stir."
Definitely no peep.
They were gone.
A smile blossomed across her face.
Gone.
Thank the lords of Kobol.
Now that morning had arrived (again, and she was beginning to hate this fact), Sharon figured she'd once again be cursed.
However, despite the last two days, Sharon was an optimist at heart. Without bothering to sit up, she opened her mouth and mumbled something unintelligible.
No peep.
Surprised, she tried something a little less mumbly, and a little clearer. "Add two cups sugar, then stir."
Definitely no peep.
They were gone.
A smile blossomed across her face.
Gone.
Thank the lords of Kobol.