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◌ 021 ◌ Spare me the thought
[After just over a week - has it really been that long? - of feeling like this, Fuu is fully exhausted. Yet she couldn't help but go out every day to sit and stare at the theatre, the pub, and the space between them.
Today she spontaneously decided to make a delivery - Mister Braxiatel will find a neatly wrapped package on his doorstep, containing a small variety of pastries from the tea house and a box of English breakfast tea.
Well, perhaps it was not too spontaneous. She'd been thinking about the past a lot, and he was a large part of the particular incident she was mulling over.]
[Biking away from West Luministi Greens on her way to sit across from the theatre and pub again, she suddenly starts peddling at a break-neck speed towards that place-- and stares at it for a long moment.
Trembling, she slumps to the ground and curls up into a ball, face buried in her knees and hands pressed to her ears.]
[[ooc: She'll stay like that for about 15 minutes before pulling herself together enough to get home. (Unless of course someone comes across her like this, or she nearly ran you over with her bike and you've come after her!)]]
Today she spontaneously decided to make a delivery - Mister Braxiatel will find a neatly wrapped package on his doorstep, containing a small variety of pastries from the tea house and a box of English breakfast tea.
Well, perhaps it was not too spontaneous. She'd been thinking about the past a lot, and he was a large part of the particular incident she was mulling over.]
[Biking away from West Luministi Greens on her way to sit across from the theatre and pub again, she suddenly starts peddling at a break-neck speed towards that place-- and stares at it for a long moment.
Trembling, she slumps to the ground and curls up into a ball, face buried in her knees and hands pressed to her ears.]
[[ooc: She'll stay like that for about 15 minutes before pulling herself together enough to get home. (Unless of course someone comes across her like this, or she nearly ran you over with her bike and you've come after her!)]]
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Hello, Fuu. I wanted to thank you for the gift. [An oblique approach. He has had bad luck with people lately.]
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Y-you're welcome. But I-
[She then suddenly brings her head up with a start, then relief floods her face, followed immediately by fear.] Oh- it's stopped. It's stopped-
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[She looks across the way to the space between the theatre and the pub, where the phone booth used to be.]
It was ringing, but it's not there. And it's stopped... Wh-what if someone dies again-!
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Drawing another deep but shuttering breath, she shakes her head slowly. She can't. She just can't.]
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"Someone in town is lying and not who they appear to be." "Someone in your midst is not who they seem... Beware." [She shivers and opens her eyes, looking at him imploringly.]
The message from the phone and the message on the card. It- it's all I can think about. It's driving me- crazy. Maybe literally? You really didn't- hear anything?
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Thank you.
[She slumps slightly, the emotional outburst clearly having drained her. She is anxious for a moment about having shown such vulnerability in front of him, but tries to push that feeling aside. He's seen her worse. However she still finds herself trying to put up a brave front-]
Thank you... for coming after me. I feel better, but perhaps I should go home and rest now.
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[After a long pause, she suddenly blurts out,]
Please stay with me! S-something is really wrong, isn't it...
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Yes... but- you seem all right. How come? [She cannot shake the suspicions.]
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I'm sorry. And... thank you for the help you can give because of your experiences.
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If the CATs were functioning properly, she might have even been so bold as to ask that he call on her every now and then, for he seemed to be able to cut though her anxiety... but that was not possible now.]
Thank you very much, Mister Braxiatel. But I'm afraid that I can't think of anything, really...
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I will do that. [She literally will.]
And I apologize. Leaving you that package seemed like... the right thing to do at the time, but I hope I didn't trouble you.
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