The strangest thing for many about the phonebox was the number of rooms, myriad in their uses and types, seemingly in unending supply. There were people here too, sometimes no more than voices around a corner or down the hall. Sometimes sitting in the chair near the fire that likely hadn't been there earlier. There was even talk of an entire
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Making her way down a hall, she turns the corner into a room, twisting her hands together. Settling down at a seat at the bar, she turns to look to her side. "Mind tellin' me where we are?"
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"I don't really know."
He hates not knowing.
Looking over, John gives the girl a small, harmless smile. "Wish I had an answer for you."
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"Well, I haven't got one for you either," she says, "so that makes us even, I guess. Or just lost."
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When he looks back at her, he's still unsettled. Knowing people is half the reason he's still alive, but that usually goes with knowing where he is in the first place.
"Nice to know I'm not alone, at least. I was starting to feel a little out of place."
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Stupid move, maybe, but he's feeling vulnerable and she looks it.
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What little snatches of conversation he can hear floating around are at least enough to make him feel comfortable admitting it; at the very least, he's blending in with everyone else.
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