WeepingWisteria

“Just a little longer.” Artemis’s nose twitched. “Any time now.” A mercenary sighed. “Are you sure the bonds are going to hold over nightfall?” Another one groaned. “Stop your yapping ...

The knocker opened the door. It was someone who appeared in their late teens wearing a cream-colored sweater and white pants. “Hello? Is this Alex and Sadie’s room?”

Khalil composed xemself. “A-and he went to breathe in to sneeze and-“ He snickered. “-inhaled a pepper.” Cody groaned. “You don’t love me anymore.” “I love you too much, and ...

Artemis nodded. “Yes, sir.” The mercenary patronizingly patted Artemis on the head. “Good girl.” Artemis subconsciously snarled, earning a kick from the mercenary before he walked away.

Alex patted her on the shoulder. “We’ll be okay.” A knock sounded at the door.

Vendetta hummed in success. “I think I’m going to get this buffalo burger.” Khalil hissed. “Cody know that one well.” Cody turned bright red. “Stop.” Khalil smirked. “In fact, when ...

“They’re not getting any tighter. My wrist is in the way.” The mercenary glared at her. “What is a ‘writh?’ Speak clearly, you sound like a child.” Artemis threw Dakota ...

“Virgin piña colada, I hope.” Vendetta gave Valeri the Big Sibling Stare (trademark pending). Dusk sighed. “I don’t think they’d be allowed to get anything else.” Vendetta shrugged. “Yo

“Wait. Let them think you’re ‘well-behaved.’ And then, once you can, you fight.” Artemis grinned, her teeth seeming to have grown slightly longer than before. “They’re much easier to bea

Vendetta laughed. “I’m not sure. There’s too many options.” Dawn peered over Valeri’s shoulder at the menu. “What are you getting, Valeri?”

Ahh! Thank you!

“Don’t move, you won’t loosen the knot and you’ll only cut your wrists.” Artemis sighed. “That’s not personal experience, but I’ve seen it happen before.”

Cody nodded. “Thank you.” The hostess gave them a strained Customer Service Smile. “Of course.” She walked away, leaving everyone to shuffle into the booth.

Michael nervously laughed. “Don’t worry about it!” “I’m not worried.” Onni flared up at the very obviously taller man. “It seems like you’re worried.”

Micheal shook his head. "No. Nope! Not today. I took that apology with me to the grave and beyond. Onni rolled eir eyes. "Why, though?"