Author Topic: Apocalypse: The Re-apocalyticalizing [Somebody put out his fire]  (Read 170784 times)

I stand next to the bed and just look at Alex. "Erm..."

"Hey, drop the modesty. I'm not going to rape you or anything jesus."

"Well I'd prefer staying dressed..." I say as I get in the bed. "I'm a heavy sleeper, so expect me to be asleep when you wake up..." I say as I doze off.

"Good, then you won't get grouchy when I cuddle." I say, sliding closer to him

eep.
I walk back to the bank.

Alexia and I enter a separate room.
"I think Alexandria likes Trevor."
"Why else would she be climbing into Trevor's bed and cuddling?" says Alexia.
"I don't know. Maybe she feels safer? Either way, this whole thing started because she fell off of stuff." I say.
"Like the loving pavement. Seriously, how does that even happen? Christ."
"That was actually quite funny."
"You know, if she was proclaimed dead, and only asleep, she'd roll out of the coffin while it was sealed."
"Somehow or another."
"Mm-hmm."
"She has fall-out-or-off-of-stuff powers."
"Yep."
"But only while sleeping."
"Remind me to never let her onto a skyscraper while she's sleepy."
"Yeah, that or a cliff."
"Or anywhere for that matter, because she'd roll off and die because of it," says Alexia.
"Pretty much." I say.

I sigh, glancing at the wall. "You know, I'm really starting to think that the entire universe is just one giant cosmic douchebag that wants to murder us all."

"No stuff. Why else would we be stuck in this situation, and why else did Maxwell go insane?"

I look up at the ceiling. "Don't remind me."

"Unfortunately, there's no other way to get it off of our chests."

"I'm also surprised that it's only been a month since everything fell apart at the college."

"It has hasn't it..." I say, thinking about all I've lost. I start crying a bit on the inside, and look at my necklace, a gift from my friends for becoming class valedictorian. It was basically a dragon design, one of my own creation, and it was a scholarly one as well. I sighed again, thinking about how much I miss my friends.

"I miss my family. My friends. The people who were good friends with me online."

"As do I," I say simply, leaning back in chair, continuing to look at the lines and curves of that dragon, and thinking about how much it reflected me.