Teddybear

Bobby inched behind Bo as the others approached. He didn't know them, and he didn't trust any of them, really, but Bo seemed like the nicest one so far. He ...

Kate walked into the room. "I was never good at pool," she commented, picking up one of the balls and tossing it between her hands. If Connery were still here ...

The boy opened his eyes, and he was on that cliff again. Made entirely of crystal with water cascading down it with a mighty roar, the whole place seemed to ...

Tallulah nodded at that instruction and ducked under the water. She could still hear the others above, but she guessed that they'd assume she couldn't. Everyone always did. It used ...

"He's the son of a murder," Queenie said. She could feel Julian's eyes on her, begging for an explanation. She owed him one, after all. Another debt. She turned fully ...

Tallulah took a careful, calculated step out into the open. Foot out, balance, shift, repeat. Swimming was so much more practical. She was doing fine until she tripped over something ...

Kate sized up the guy at the door when they got there. The way to the cabin had been dull, filled with boring thoughts about barely anything and scattered pieces ...

Kate nodded and turned away from the door. "Let's get out of here before he starts screeching about how I'm a drain on society or whatever through the door." She ...

Connery gave an undignified squeak, like he'd tried to scream but couldn't breathe, and collapsed to his knees. Kate snorted, holding back gleeful laughter, and walked with James out the ...

Connery's face twisted into some comedic fusion of repulsion and offense as he spluttered out some indignant syllables that may have been parts of something ear-bleedingly pretentious, but Kate was ...

"Fine by me," she grumbled in a way that implied that she'd really rather not get this kind of help from randos in the woods, but she went with them ...

Kate was finishing off the last of her snack when she walked into the library. She'd never really liked libraries. Big, musty places that somehow managed to feel cramped and ...

Tallulah got to her feet and took a few stumbling steps toward the door before finally using the furniture as crutches. She made it to the doorway, in which she ...

The boy squeezed his eyes shut. He remembered. He remembered how he died, and oh, how he wished he didn't. He'd called out to her. It was a day most ...

I'm in too! I just also need a bit to get a character.