Western Heights Station

Presley | Volt

I nod, flashing a smile. "I know that. But what was your vision? What did you see now?"

Ari/Quantum

I flash a smile and look down, shaking my head, "Nothing. Just fire. Lots of it."

Presley | Bolt

I nod, "Ah." I lean back in my chair, glancing around. The storm was finally dying down. I sighed and tapped my fingers on the table.

Ari/Quantum

I nod and look down, trying to block the images again.

Presley | Volt

I grin and look at him. "You need to chill," I say. "I can smell the anxiety from here," I joked.

Ari/Quantum

I flash a smile and look up at her, "I am chill."

Presley | Volt

I shake my head. "You are not."

Ari/Quantum

I study her a moment before looking away, taking a deep breath.

"I get like this," I explain, "It's part of the package."

Presley | Volt

I sigh, looking at him. "Your fine just the way you are. Don't doubt yourself of tell negative stuff about yourself," I tell him.

Ari/Quantum

I glance at her, raising an eyebrow, "Well, Miss Fortune Cookie, I happen to know for a fact this negative thing is embedded within me. I don't have to think about it; it's just there."

Presley | Volt

I sigh again. "Well. Then dont say it. Out loud, I mean. It'll only make things worse for yourself. Write it in a journal or paper or something," I suggest.

Ari/Quantum

I shrug and sigh, "Talking doesn't always make things worse. Communication is the only way to learn what's wrong with you and the only way to figure out how to fix it."

Presley | Volt

I look at him, dumbfounded. "Fine. Just not here. Around me. Okay? I dont like it when people do that to themselves..." I say, running a hand through my hair.

Ari/Quantum

I flash a smile at her and nod, looking away as I sit back, "Sorry."

Presley| Volt

I shrug, "It's alright. Just don't do it," I flash a smile back.