The Apartment Above Wellspring Arms, Thursday Afternoon
"I don't wanna gooooooooo," Jan shouted. "No! No! No!"
It was bad enough that she'd been gripping both the dog and the fox close for the past few days - which neither animal particularly appreciated it - but the decibel level in the apartment had gone up to nearly unbearable levels. Even for Cable. Who had been near explosions for most of his life.
He sighed.
"Throw me the next box," he requested, as moving away from the bookcase right now was kind of a futile affair-- unless he wanted to drag Jan halfway across the room.
He didn't even want to think about what this would have been like if they were moving further away than Baltimore.
[[ open to the dude and kid. ]]
It was bad enough that she'd been gripping both the dog and the fox close for the past few days - which neither animal particularly appreciated it - but the decibel level in the apartment had gone up to nearly unbearable levels. Even for Cable. Who had been near explosions for most of his life.
He sighed.
"Throw me the next box," he requested, as moving away from the bookcase right now was kind of a futile affair-- unless he wanted to drag Jan halfway across the room.
He didn't even want to think about what this would have been like if they were moving further away than Baltimore.
[[ open to the dude and kid. ]]