Liralli
Junior Member
Marilyn shot up in her bed, blinking at morning light streaming through her window., a hand raised to shield her from the worst of the glare. She'd had that dream again last night but this time it was different. Maybe it had all been a dream, maybe she hadn't really brought some strange guy home with her. Of course, that had to be it! Who the hell calls themself Sulphur? Taking a deep breath, she slides her bare feet off of the bed and braces for the cold of hardwood floor, before exhaling and setting them down with a wince.
No time to stay in bed, she needed to get started on a new presentation for her father. Rising to her feet she stretches, her face falling into a confused frown as she hears voices coming from the living room. "What the hell?", she mutters softly, peering toward the open door. "I guess I wasn't dreaming after all." Padding her way across the cold floor she stops at the door frame and runs a hand down her face at the sight before her. Sulphur lay on the floor in a pool of his own blood, while the other stranger from last night stood staring at him. "What?! What did you do to him! Don't just stand there, can't you see he needs a doctor?!" She races across the room to grab the cell she kept tucked away in her jacket not waiting for a response.
No time to stay in bed, she needed to get started on a new presentation for her father. Rising to her feet she stretches, her face falling into a confused frown as she hears voices coming from the living room. "What the hell?", she mutters softly, peering toward the open door. "I guess I wasn't dreaming after all." Padding her way across the cold floor she stops at the door frame and runs a hand down her face at the sight before her. Sulphur lay on the floor in a pool of his own blood, while the other stranger from last night stood staring at him. "What?! What did you do to him! Don't just stand there, can't you see he needs a doctor?!" She races across the room to grab the cell she kept tucked away in her jacket not waiting for a response.