Cyberjunk
Yula couldn’t sleep.
Which wasn’t anything new. Usually the problem wasn’t tangible. There was little she could do to soothe the guilt over her sisters, or address her contemporary struggles with doing the right thing that didn’t involve a bottle or a needle.
She hadn’t touched either since the spat with Dagon. He’d left without giving her any answers as to why he’d eschewed his normally level-headed approach to spice. Which was to say, Dagon Kaze was not a junkie.
That thought worried her.
She’d kicked him out, to his credit. Maybe they would have reached a resolution if neither had been so stubborn in their approach. His calm met her fury, neither yielding to one another.
That, and she was afraid that she had known the answer to her own question all along.
Tossing and turning, Yula kicked the sheets off. Stress caused her to overheat, unable to find comfort in her own bed. She wouldn’t say it, but Dagon wracked her mind, equally worried for him and angry at him.
Flipping over, her eyes unfocused in the red lines of the chrono at her bedside. An involuntary groan parted her lips as she reached for her phone.
She typed, then backspaced. Typed some more, and deleted it again. Nothing seemed right. Eventually, she gave up and hit send.
3:05 AM /
u good?
Which wasn’t anything new. Usually the problem wasn’t tangible. There was little she could do to soothe the guilt over her sisters, or address her contemporary struggles with doing the right thing that didn’t involve a bottle or a needle.
She hadn’t touched either since the spat with Dagon. He’d left without giving her any answers as to why he’d eschewed his normally level-headed approach to spice. Which was to say, Dagon Kaze was not a junkie.
That thought worried her.
She’d kicked him out, to his credit. Maybe they would have reached a resolution if neither had been so stubborn in their approach. His calm met her fury, neither yielding to one another.
That, and she was afraid that she had known the answer to her own question all along.
Tossing and turning, Yula kicked the sheets off. Stress caused her to overheat, unable to find comfort in her own bed. She wouldn’t say it, but Dagon wracked her mind, equally worried for him and angry at him.
Flipping over, her eyes unfocused in the red lines of the chrono at her bedside. An involuntary groan parted her lips as she reached for her phone.
She typed, then backspaced. Typed some more, and deleted it again. Nothing seemed right. Eventually, she gave up and hit send.
3:05 AM /
u good?