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Characters: Marta Lualdi, Miku Hinasaki, open
Setting: Red Bedroom
Time: Night 019
Summary: Marta is depressed about the loss of one roommate, but gets the opportunity to talk to the other for the first time in awhile.
Warnings: None.
Marta let out a heaving sigh as she flopped onto the bed, legs dangling off the edge of it, staring up at the ceiling. It felt like forever since she had seen either of her roommates--it'd been a long time since she'd seen much of Miku and Hidan had just suddenly vanished without a trace. At first she hadn't thought much of it, had even been relieved to finally get a bit of time to herself, but after a while the silence started to get to her.
Really, it was too quiet without any of them around. There was none of the liveliness that had kept her from going insane in this place where aside from talking to people, there was just nothing to do but survive. Besides, hadn't Hidan be the one that wouldn't let her ignore him even if she wanted to? He'd even gone as far as to keep bugging her until she finally caved and forgave him for that stupid "trick" of his...though her reaction might have been kind of harsh, too.
...Was he mad at her about that? But he'd been the one who wanted them to stop talking again and everything had seemed normal. She hadn't seen him any of the times when she'd gone looking around the house either, this last time included. So did that mean that something had happened to him, or otherwise just that he was...gone? The thought of someone just suddenly disappearing was an odd one, but considering how suddenly people entered this world...well, why would it be impossible for them to just disappear.
That would have explained Miku's absence, too, but she didn't really want to think of it that way.
Setting: Red Bedroom
Time: Night 019
Summary: Marta is depressed about the loss of one roommate, but gets the opportunity to talk to the other for the first time in awhile.
Warnings: None.
Marta let out a heaving sigh as she flopped onto the bed, legs dangling off the edge of it, staring up at the ceiling. It felt like forever since she had seen either of her roommates--it'd been a long time since she'd seen much of Miku and Hidan had just suddenly vanished without a trace. At first she hadn't thought much of it, had even been relieved to finally get a bit of time to herself, but after a while the silence started to get to her.
Really, it was too quiet without any of them around. There was none of the liveliness that had kept her from going insane in this place where aside from talking to people, there was just nothing to do but survive. Besides, hadn't Hidan be the one that wouldn't let her ignore him even if she wanted to? He'd even gone as far as to keep bugging her until she finally caved and forgave him for that stupid "trick" of his...though her reaction might have been kind of harsh, too.
...Was he mad at her about that? But he'd been the one who wanted them to stop talking again and everything had seemed normal. She hadn't seen him any of the times when she'd gone looking around the house either, this last time included. So did that mean that something had happened to him, or otherwise just that he was...gone? The thought of someone just suddenly disappearing was an odd one, but considering how suddenly people entered this world...well, why would it be impossible for them to just disappear.
That would have explained Miku's absence, too, but she didn't really want to think of it that way.