EtherPillows
Stressed A-hole
When her phone, that wasn't actually her phone, chimed in the middle of her Biology course 4 minutes before class ended, Winfred made a face akin to the PTSD cat's. She jumped high, and considering her physique, it was pretty hard to ignore. She had apologized to the professor and excused herself.
It had to be those two again. She'd heard their message in the morning and chose to ignore it out of genuine awe...and fear...but mostly awe. Judging from the contents, Matthew was the name of the guy at the skating rink and ultimately the owner of the phone. She was sure the guy wouldn't appreciate this, but he could -thump- explain that their phones mixed up -thump- and -thump- hopefully he wouldn't sue her for impersonation.
Her anxiousness rose, but she decided to answer this time, gingerly. "Hello?"
"You just won a trip to the Bahamas!"
"You mother!" Winny shouted, attracting the attention of the people around her. She hung up, fleeing to the courtyard to hopefully find Carter.
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This morning at 4567 Yeridoa included the following for Rhydian: Elliot's puke in the second bathroom on the first floor, a half assed breakfast consisting of healthy cereal he didn't like, and his father begging him to contact Winny and tell her to do something not even Rhydian was willing to do.
He climbed up the stairs, phone in hand. His father's deep voice matched his own, both hushed and serious. "You know this will be good for her. She never had a female influence."
Rhydian paused before reaching the master bedroom on the second floor. He whispered back, "I'm trying Dad. I've been trying."
Dean Tamford breathed a deep sigh into the line, "While we're on the topic, you should meet her too."
"Dad, don't go there. Winny was a baby. I wasn't." Rhydian paused, and then bid farewell. "I need to go, bye. I'll talk to her at the party."
Rhydian gently knocked on the door in front of him. "Hey...uh...Matt, there's cereal downstairs. We'll meet you in the kitchen near the entrance. Ignore the puke smell on the steps, that was Elliot's breakfast."
It had to be those two again. She'd heard their message in the morning and chose to ignore it out of genuine awe...and fear...but mostly awe. Judging from the contents, Matthew was the name of the guy at the skating rink and ultimately the owner of the phone. She was sure the guy wouldn't appreciate this, but he could -thump- explain that their phones mixed up -thump- and -thump- hopefully he wouldn't sue her for impersonation.
Her anxiousness rose, but she decided to answer this time, gingerly. "Hello?"
"You just won a trip to the Bahamas!"
"You mother!" Winny shouted, attracting the attention of the people around her. She hung up, fleeing to the courtyard to hopefully find Carter.
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This morning at 4567 Yeridoa included the following for Rhydian: Elliot's puke in the second bathroom on the first floor, a half assed breakfast consisting of healthy cereal he didn't like, and his father begging him to contact Winny and tell her to do something not even Rhydian was willing to do.
He climbed up the stairs, phone in hand. His father's deep voice matched his own, both hushed and serious. "You know this will be good for her. She never had a female influence."
Rhydian paused before reaching the master bedroom on the second floor. He whispered back, "I'm trying Dad. I've been trying."
Dean Tamford breathed a deep sigh into the line, "While we're on the topic, you should meet her too."
"Dad, don't go there. Winny was a baby. I wasn't." Rhydian paused, and then bid farewell. "I need to go, bye. I'll talk to her at the party."
Rhydian gently knocked on the door in front of him. "Hey...uh...Matt, there's cereal downstairs. We'll meet you in the kitchen near the entrance. Ignore the puke smell on the steps, that was Elliot's breakfast."