Null and Void 2

[rix_scaedu]

This follows on from Null and Void.

Yollie froze, the plate held in mid-air. “How did you know?”

“The way you move it.” Mr Georgiadis made an exaggerated imitation of the way Yollie had moved her arm. “From that and your expression I can tell that you’re used to it hurting. So, is it an ongoing injury, repeated injuries, or an illness?” He

Comments

[aldersprig]

Well? Has someone??

[rix_scaedu]

This is about the word length size. Sorry and I think there is more to come.

[aldersprig]

*Giggle* okay!

[rix_scaedu]

More is being written. :)

[kelkyag]

[rix_scaedu]

But first there will be more Nai writing.

[kelkyag]

I'm not sure that improves my patience for your next post. :)

[rix_scaedu]

Just so you know, I got out of the shower with Yollie's (future) tutor for Atlantean discussing the background of her translation piece in my head....

[sauergeek]

Still commenting after having read all four.

Hm, an older brother as the responsible adult -- when there are parents to be had, just not immediately -- seems at least a questionable permission-granting scenario. I'm kind of surprised that the social worker is willing to let that slide.

The "It's not my parents" suggests that it's a someone, rather than a something, and I'm glad to see the social workers picking up on that for an immediate followup.

My initial thought of shenanigans proves to be false; she's not running away in the sense I thought she was, and the sidetracking at the airport is in fact legit.

But more cliffhanger! Ack! Worse, on an implied abuse note.