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I finally posted. :)
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"Well, when you put it like that, uh... yes?" she nervously laughed.
"You know what maybe I should just go back to my room a-and I'll leave you to it then. I-It was nice seeing you around though, I guess." Well, he hasn't changed much. Grew into a bit of a jerk actually. What the heck was I thinking, it was just a small gesture. Whatever.
Brie turned her walker around to head back to her room but she was secretly itching for a reply in return to see if that worked. Her feelings were hurt anyway but then again, it had been years we were talking here since graduation.
"You know what maybe I should just go back to my room a-and I'll leave you to it then. I-It was nice seeing you around though, I guess." Well, he hasn't changed much. Grew into a bit of a jerk actually. What the heck was I thinking, it was just a small gesture. Whatever.
Brie turned her walker around to head back to her room but she was secretly itching for a reply in return to see if that worked. Her feelings were hurt anyway but then again, it had been years we were talking here since graduation.
"Uhm!"
She accidentally shouted, surprised he even approached her.
"Yeah, no yeah, I'm doing great," she swallowed hard, balancing herself steadily on her feet using the sturdy walker.
His lips were making shapes as to what she wanted to say but nothing came out.
"Uh, you and I went to high school together... I mean, your name's Liam, right? I-I'm Brie. We had three classes together."
There was a long pause.
"We were never really friends but uhm, I noticed the person you're visiting is next door to mine and I just think that's funny."
Stop blabbering, idiot.
She accidentally shouted, surprised he even approached her.
"Yeah, no yeah, I'm doing great," she swallowed hard, balancing herself steadily on her feet using the sturdy walker.
His lips were making shapes as to what she wanted to say but nothing came out.
"Uh, you and I went to high school together... I mean, your name's Liam, right? I-I'm Brie. We had three classes together."
There was a long pause.
"We were never really friends but uhm, I noticed the person you're visiting is next door to mine and I just think that's funny."
Stop blabbering, idiot.
She was dumb-founded and froze the moment when Liam caught her to which felt like five, very long minutes.
Once again, she was going to have to break nurse Anne's rules. Hauling the walker over to her, she reached to disconnect herself from the machines. She coyly rushed through the help desk noticing that her nurse wasn't there and stopped at the other long end of the hallway where the exit was, breathing heavily, leaning against the wall.
"Yeah, there's no way I'll be in sports again."
Once again, she was going to have to break nurse Anne's rules. Hauling the walker over to her, she reached to disconnect herself from the machines. She coyly rushed through the help desk noticing that her nurse wasn't there and stopped at the other long end of the hallway where the exit was, breathing heavily, leaning against the wall.
"Yeah, there's no way I'll be in sports again."
Brie: Senpai, noticed me!
Lol.
Lol.
Different?
What did he mean by that?
Sure, she knew Liam in high school for his reputation of being extremely reclusive but they way he said it his father sounded bizarre.
"Miss Larkin, what are you doing outside of your room with your walker?" her nurse scolded. "If you go around standing like that for too long, you're going to fall, now let's get you lying down."
Brie's face went beet red and repeatedly apologized to nurse Anne.
"Sorry, I just kinda needed a breather."
The nurse was lecturing her now but Brie was staring up at the ceiling, ignoring.
"Anne," she interrupted, "What's wrong with the man next door to my right?"
The nurse scoffed as she tucked her in, leaving the TV remote by her side. "He's in critical conditions but I can't say more because frankly, that's none of your business. Dinner will be coming in less than an hour so just relax. I placed your walker next to you in case you need to go to the bathroom. If you need help, just click on the help button that's on the bed side table."
Brie sighed and turned on the TV, dropping the remote on her bed, looking over at the open door, leaning over a bit to see if Liam came out.
What did he mean by that?
Sure, she knew Liam in high school for his reputation of being extremely reclusive but they way he said it his father sounded bizarre.
"Miss Larkin, what are you doing outside of your room with your walker?" her nurse scolded. "If you go around standing like that for too long, you're going to fall, now let's get you lying down."
Brie's face went beet red and repeatedly apologized to nurse Anne.
"Sorry, I just kinda needed a breather."
The nurse was lecturing her now but Brie was staring up at the ceiling, ignoring.
"Anne," she interrupted, "What's wrong with the man next door to my right?"
The nurse scoffed as she tucked her in, leaving the TV remote by her side. "He's in critical conditions but I can't say more because frankly, that's none of your business. Dinner will be coming in less than an hour so just relax. I placed your walker next to you in case you need to go to the bathroom. If you need help, just click on the help button that's on the bed side table."
Brie sighed and turned on the TV, dropping the remote on her bed, looking over at the open door, leaning over a bit to see if Liam came out.
There was a young woman with her mother by her side helping her tread slowly on a walker to her patient room.
"Mom, it's fine, really," she beamed at her as she grunted, feeling as though each step was dipping her bare feet into ice cold water. "I have to do this on my own, anyways, and your shift starts in an hour. Go ahead, I'll be fine. Promise."
"Brie but--"
"Mom, I'm fine, don't you worry. You know I'm in good hands," she softly said, her mother kissing her on her forehead as she nodded, leaving to fetch her purse.
As Brie walked along, staring down at her footsteps, she heard the same familiar voice that came from the room next to hers. First, a much older man and another who had a distinctly younger voice. He's here again. She squinted as she glanced up as if that would help in focusing in on their conversation until her mother came out, ready to leave.
"I left a note to the nurse in case anything happens. I love you and you take care, honey."
Brie nodded in response and both exchanged an arm hug.
She pushed her walker further down closer to her room, leaning against the wall, gasping for a bit of air. She should've never joined the girl's soccer team at her college; it wasn't worth the stay at the hospital nor the pain. She wanted to leave as soon as possible because the longer she stayed, she knew that would be a lot of money deduced from what she had saved up.
Her stress was put on hold until the words "to not worry" repeatedly came from the older man next door to his visitor.
That makes two of us...
"Mom, it's fine, really," she beamed at her as she grunted, feeling as though each step was dipping her bare feet into ice cold water. "I have to do this on my own, anyways, and your shift starts in an hour. Go ahead, I'll be fine. Promise."
"Brie but--"
"Mom, I'm fine, don't you worry. You know I'm in good hands," she softly said, her mother kissing her on her forehead as she nodded, leaving to fetch her purse.
As Brie walked along, staring down at her footsteps, she heard the same familiar voice that came from the room next to hers. First, a much older man and another who had a distinctly younger voice. He's here again. She squinted as she glanced up as if that would help in focusing in on their conversation until her mother came out, ready to leave.
"I left a note to the nurse in case anything happens. I love you and you take care, honey."
Brie nodded in response and both exchanged an arm hug.
She pushed her walker further down closer to her room, leaning against the wall, gasping for a bit of air. She should've never joined the girl's soccer team at her college; it wasn't worth the stay at the hospital nor the pain. She wanted to leave as soon as possible because the longer she stayed, she knew that would be a lot of money deduced from what she had saved up.
Her stress was put on hold until the words "to not worry" repeatedly came from the older man next door to his visitor.
That makes two of us...
Bombs away!
Whoa, really?
That is so funny, plot twist: they're real people and we're prophets.
Lol.
Whoa, really?
That is so funny, plot twist: they're real people and we're prophets.
Lol.
Liam, I hope you like Brie.
Liam, Brie.
Brie, Liam.
:D
Liam, Brie.
Brie, Liam.
:D
Name: Brie Larkin
Age: 19
Appearance:
Personality: When you see Brie, you think, "Wow, she's really kind and also kinda cute!" Well, it's true but don't let that fool you, she's a feisty one when it is deemed absolutely necessary... or when she just wants to be. She uses her happy demeanor as a vessel, if you will, to hide the harsh bullying she had to endure in her middle school and high school years. Graduation was like a second Christmas to her. Because her only friend is her closest cousin, Oliver, she's readily eager to befriend anyone. She takes sympathy and friendship very seriously.
Biography: Brie, an only child, grew up in her grandparents' home with her parents because they could never afford to buy a home for themselves (they work really strenuous jobs that pay very little). She is an only child and is working part-time to save up as much money to aid her for her tuition in college and her parents' expenses.
Age: 19
Appearance:
Personality: When you see Brie, you think, "Wow, she's really kind and also kinda cute!" Well, it's true but don't let that fool you, she's a feisty one when it is deemed absolutely necessary... or when she just wants to be. She uses her happy demeanor as a vessel, if you will, to hide the harsh bullying she had to endure in her middle school and high school years. Graduation was like a second Christmas to her. Because her only friend is her closest cousin, Oliver, she's readily eager to befriend anyone. She takes sympathy and friendship very seriously.
Biography: Brie, an only child, grew up in her grandparents' home with her parents because they could never afford to buy a home for themselves (they work really strenuous jobs that pay very little). She is an only child and is working part-time to save up as much money to aid her for her tuition in college and her parents' expenses.
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