Clash of the Otherworlds: book 1, After the Fall
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Scrum was sitting in a chair in the corner of the room. "Feel better?" he asked."No," I said, going through my drawers and picking things out.I went back in the bathroom and got dressed, leaving my towel on the floor when I walked out. I almost wanted Netter to get mad at me. I felt like I deserved for everyone to hate me, even my brownie.Scrum stood when I came out. "I think you should lie down for a while. We have some time before our meeting in Tony's room.""You heard about the meeting?... How?""Tim flew up to my ear and filled me in."I looked around the room, realizing it was too quiet. "Where is he?" My voice hitched as I considered the fact that Tim might have decided I was too much of an asshole to live with."I think he went to tell everyone what happened.""Is that what he said?""Well, yeah. He also said something about calling in the troops, but I wasn't sure what he meant by that.""I'd be surprised if any troops would bother to come if they knew it was for me."Scrum stood and walked over to me, patting me on the shoulder. "You're being too hard on yourself, as usual, Jayne. Just relax, okay? It's not as bad as you think."I looked up at him with tears in my eyes. "You were there, right Scrum? You saw what I did?" My throat was burning really bad from the sorrow that was choking me."Yeah, I saw. And I also saw some weird stuff with Samantha, with her attacking you first, and then her doing something to your arm. Tim says you were bitten by a vampire." He frowned. "How is that even possible? Vampires? They aren't fae, right?"I shook my head. "It's a long story.""Yeah, well Tim says we're going to figure it all out tonight. He said he's calling in some favors and everything. And he also said not to let you get all whiney-baby either."I laughed absently, impressed that he could annoy me by proxy so effectively, and wondering who he had to con to get a favor owed. I shuffled over to the bed, no longer caring about the meeting or the fight with Maléna. Maybe she'd win and put me out of my misery."Where are you going?" asked Scrum."I'm taking a nap, like you told me to. Wake me when it's all over." I pulled down the covers and crawled in under them, drawing them up over my head and enveloping myself in darkness.I had just started to drift off, the haze of a not very happy dream starting to overtake me, when I heard voices. They pulled me out of the fantasy and back into reality, annoying me immensely. I tried to tune them out and go back into the gray world that beckoned, but it became impossible when the bed moved. Someone was getting in with me."Whoever you are, get the hell away from me or I'll drown you, too.""It's me," said Spike, "and I'm not going anywhere."I felt a rush of cold air when he lifted the covers to get in."Fuck off, Spike.""Mmmm, don't mind if I do," he said, now fully under with me and leaning in towards my neck.I was half-ready to cry and half-ready to scream. So I did what came natural to me and gave life to both emotions.
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Scrum was sitting in a chair in the corner of the room. "Feel better?" he asked."No," I said, going through my drawers and picking things out.I went back in the bathroom and got dressed, leaving my towel on the floor when I walked out. I almost wanted Netter to get mad at me. I felt like I deserved for everyone to hate me, even my brownie.Scrum stood when I came out. "I think you should lie down for a while. We have some time before our meeting in Tony's room.""You heard about the meeting?... How?""Tim flew up to my ear and filled me in."I looked around the room, realizing it was too quiet. "Where is he?" My voice hitched as I considered the fact that Tim might have decided I was too much of an asshole to live with."I think he went to tell everyone what happened.""Is that what he said?""Well, yeah. He also said something about calling in the troops, but I wasn't sure what he meant by that.""I'd be surprised if any troops would bother to come if they knew it was for me."Scrum stood and walked over to me, patting me on the shoulder. "You're being too hard on yourself, as usual, Jayne. Just relax, okay? It's not as bad as you think."I looked up at him with tears in my eyes. "You were there, right Scrum? You saw what I did?" My throat was burning really bad from the sorrow that was choking me."Yeah, I saw. And I also saw some weird stuff with Samantha, with her attacking you first, and then her doing something to your arm. Tim says you were bitten by a vampire." He frowned. "How is that even possible? Vampires? They aren't fae, right?"I shook my head. "It's a long story.""Yeah, well Tim says we're going to figure it all out tonight. He said he's calling in some favors and everything. And he also said not to let you get all whiney-baby either."I laughed absently, impressed that he could annoy me by proxy so effectively, and wondering who he had to con to get a favor owed. I shuffled over to the bed, no longer caring about the meeting or the fight with Maléna. Maybe she'd win and put me out of my misery."Where are you going?" asked Scrum."I'm taking a nap, like you told me to. Wake me when it's all over." I pulled down the covers and crawled in under them, drawing them up over my head and enveloping myself in darkness.I had just started to drift off, the haze of a not very happy dream starting to overtake me, when I heard voices. They pulled me out of the fantasy and back into reality, annoying me immensely. I tried to tune them out and go back into the gray world that beckoned, but it became impossible when the bed moved. Someone was getting in with me."Whoever you are, get the hell away from me or I'll drown you, too.""It's me," said Spike, "and I'm not going anywhere."I felt a rush of cold air when he lifted the covers to get in."Fuck off, Spike.""Mmmm, don't mind if I do," he said, now fully under with me and leaning in towards my neck.I was half-ready to cry and half-ready to scream. So I did what came natural to me and gave life to both emotions.
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