WeepingWisteria

“So you stole tea from someone else, you scoundrel?”

Nahi shrugged. “You’re… from Camp Halfblood, huh? You’re Greek.”

“And maniac switches out someone’s drink in a deliberate attempt to knock them out?” Calida scoffed. “And I highly doubt it was just tea. You probably put melatonin or sleeping ...

“Why do you want to room with me, then? Because I’ll just… I’ll get you made fun of. A lot.”

“Oh, I wouldn’t want to steal your ride.” Calida huffed. “Unless you would prefer a stretcher. See how you like it when someone drugs you .”

Nahi shook their head. “You… you wouldn’t want that. I’m not… I don’t… I’m not liked. Or respected.”

Estella Fay laughed nervously, her wings still fluttering. “Well, Hev and I are angels. I think that’s in the same category. Angels and the dead?” I shrugged. “Depends who you ...

“But I could’ve… done something.” He shook his head. “If we were together, we could’ve fought back.” He frowned. “Or… I don’t know. But, I’m the one who stumbled into ...

Saturn nodded. “And that’s when you send Neptune into cardiac arrest. Yep.” Estella Fay blinked. “Other world. Okay. A different London.” Her wings fluttered, sending her about a half foot ...

He shrugged. “We have no idea how large this country is. Or if we’re even in the same country…” He sighed. “I’m sorry. I got us into this disaster. And, ...

Saturn, Estella Fay, and I all looked down at our clothes. Estella fidgeted with the skirt of her dress. “But… this is the Victorian era. I don’t… I’m confused by ...

Heliodor Everett watched carefully, watching Jo gently bandage his wound. “That’s good. Right there.” He tensed slightly, still expecting Jo to retaliate.

Saturn, Estella Fay and I all exchanged a glance as Achebe ignored the conversation and started bandaging Skull’s forehead. Estella Fay dipped her toes in. “What exactly do you mean ...

“I don’t understand how it could be wrong. I don’t…” He watched as the bandage continued to loosen. “Well, I either need to be bandaged or you need to leave ...

Saturn hissed. “We’ve all been there.” Estella Fay nodded. “Some more than others, but yes.” I frowned. “Commonplace here, really. Apologies that you were caught up in that mess.”