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>I stare up at the unfamiliar ceiling. I'm in a spare bedroom at Nick's place. She inherited it from her folks and just keeps it up, from what she told me. I can't bring myself to sleep yet. Still having hangups and guilt about this whole ordeal. It's all I got at the moment, however. I sigh and roll around a bit. Not even sure if I want to dive right back into the realm of repeated nightmares, anyway.
>I finally decide I need at least a quick walk around, stretching my still sore leg. I creep out and make my way to the kitchen. May as well grab a drink of water while I'm here. I'm part way through filling up a glass from the tap when I hear a voice from behind me.
>"You alright?"
>"Struggling to sleep. Sorry if I woke you."
>"Nah I was up already. Insomnia, I guess." She shrugs and yawns. I'm not sure I believe her. She's wearing that oversized sweater still, using it as a sort of pajama top.
>"C'mon, I got a TV in my room." I hesitate as she turns to lead me back. It's either agree to whatever this is or lie cold and alone waiting for another nightmare to slowly take me. I gamble on the former.
>I follow, her room a few doors down from the one I've been granted. I step in and... it's messy. I guess she's just as normal as anyone else, despite the sainthood she seems to be taking on in terms of my situation. The room is dimly lit with a small lamp near her bed.
>She turns and notices my view. "Oh uh, sorry dude."
>"It's fine. It's...normal." I play with the word. It feels strange.
>She plops hard into bed, a queen size I believe and pats beside her. I limp over and lay back. I think she set out the better mattress for me, honestly.
>She fishes around inside a bedside drawer and pulls out a remote, a flat screen mounted on the opposite wall flickering to life. She's got it hooked to several streaming services. Modern technology never ceases to amaze. I fluff my pillow and get situated so that the pressure is off my leg.
cont. Snuggles inc
>I stare up at the unfamiliar ceiling. I'm in a spare bedroom at Nick's place. She inherited it from her folks and just keeps it up, from what she told me. I can't bring myself to sleep yet. Still having hangups and guilt about this whole ordeal. It's all I got at the moment, however. I sigh and roll around a bit. Not even sure if I want to dive right back into the realm of repeated nightmares, anyway.
>I finally decide I need at least a quick walk around, stretching my still sore leg. I creep out and make my way to the kitchen. May as well grab a drink of water while I'm here. I'm part way through filling up a glass from the tap when I hear a voice from behind me.
>"You alright?"
>"Struggling to sleep. Sorry if I woke you."
>"Nah I was up already. Insomnia, I guess." She shrugs and yawns. I'm not sure I believe her. She's wearing that oversized sweater still, using it as a sort of pajama top.
>"C'mon, I got a TV in my room." I hesitate as she turns to lead me back. It's either agree to whatever this is or lie cold and alone waiting for another nightmare to slowly take me. I gamble on the former.
>I follow, her room a few doors down from the one I've been granted. I step in and... it's messy. I guess she's just as normal as anyone else, despite the sainthood she seems to be taking on in terms of my situation. The room is dimly lit with a small lamp near her bed.
>She turns and notices my view. "Oh uh, sorry dude."
>"It's fine. It's...normal." I play with the word. It feels strange.
>She plops hard into bed, a queen size I believe and pats beside her. I limp over and lay back. I think she set out the better mattress for me, honestly.
>She fishes around inside a bedside drawer and pulls out a remote, a flat screen mounted on the opposite wall flickering to life. She's got it hooked to several streaming services. Modern technology never ceases to amaze. I fluff my pillow and get situated so that the pressure is off my leg.
cont. Snuggles inc