@AloeVera groupMentallyImInACottage
Happy friendiversary jenny
I don’t suppose you remember what happened, do you? That’s okay, I’ll tell you that I don’t remember either as an excuse to get out of explaining everything. You wouldn’t want to hear about it, anyway. Not before all you’re about to go through.
Everything’s a little fuzzy. You’re not conscious enough to realize the situation you’re in, but enough to hear a few voices.
“Is she okay?” One voice said. The voice was almost muffled enough to be indistinguishable, but you knew it might have been a male voice. You felt someone sit next to you and place their soft hand on you.
“She’s still breathing.” Another voice said. That voice was closer, and bit loud, maybe enough for the first voice to hear. This voice was definitely female, though. The second voice spoke again.
“We have to help her, I don’t want anything happening to her.” The last half of that sentence you almost didn’t comprehend as you slipped back into full unconsciousness.
I have to go now, but I’ll see you around. Well, you know what I mean. Until next time, old friend.
Your eyes slowly open, almost as if your eyelids are lifting heavy weights, hoping that if you process everything more slowly, you’ll actually understand what the hell is going on. It’s not like you remember where you were before, but you know for sure that waking up in a small cabin to the smell of alcohol and a citrus tea is not something you’re familiar with. Habitually, you reach your arm out and, surprisingly, feel the familiar structure of your glasses. You place them on your face and get a better look of everything. As your eyes gradually focus on the scene ahead of you, you notice him. He's skinny, with almost no muscle on him, but it's almost covered up by his jacket and loose pants. His skin is a pale blue color, and his near curly hair was an icy blue, with darker ocean blue streaks scattered about. Glasses rested on the middle of his face. He’s at the stove, pouring the tea kettle into a cup, before turning to you and noticing that you’re awake.
“Oh, good morning princess. How long have you been awake?” He asks, almost a little surprise in his tone. You blink your eyes, thinking about the answer yourself.