We don't. Where I'm from. They left school and ran away to live in your creepy underground train. I mean, there's some life saving going on but we're not friends.
[ He makes a sound, a whimper of noise as his hands flail. It's different than the curse time, it's just heat and want and he feels like his head is going to explode. ]
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[ Nervously. ] I'll stick around.
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Hey, where's Isaac?
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[He looks a little puzzled]
You're all friends. You hang out at school.
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You and Erica and Boyd would train together. You taught Boyd to find his anchor.
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Hey, sounds like other me is useful.
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Yeah, just a little.
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You're not as apoplectic with rage like this.
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I get my rage out in other ways.
But you don't complain.
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Sex therapy. Fuck other me, he sucks.
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Dear lord.
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How does he do anything when you kiss like that?
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Yeah well, that makes sense.
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It works. For us.
We work.
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[ He wonders what it would be like to have that level of safety in his life. ]
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[He whispers it, carefully.]
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[ Heart beating too fast. ] Okay.
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Okay, sure. I'm just panicking here a little. Like a bite makes such a difference to our lives.
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