Lunamor

“He thought he was doing me a favor. I don’t understand it at all. He was convinced that he’d hurt me if we stayed together.” She shut her eyes tightly and projected her next words inwards as she spoke. The girl needed to understand this. Honestly, this was doing her a favor. ”You’re not supposed to leave someone if you love them.” … … …cat…

“I, um… I’m not doing too well. Edgar broke up with me.” Jenny hung her head and sniffled a bit. She wasn’t allowed to bleed through this time for fear that she would manage to start ranting about cats. It took quite a bit of effort to pretend to feel bad about the situation when it had provided such a good opportunity. She wiped her face with her sleeve to hide a brief smile. Catsandbootscatsandbootscatsandboots…

“Oh, sure! Thank you!” Apart from the bruises, Jenny appeared to be perfectly healthy. Nothing else seemed amiss, apart from a somewhat still-healing scar from her side wound. kittyCATkittyCATkittyCAT…

“Jace? Um, I’m fine.” Was he catching on? Jenny opted to feign confusion, furrowing her brow slightly. ”I’ve got some nasty bruises on my back, though. Slamming into windows isn’t very fun.” caaaaaAAAAAAAAT…

What is the highest form of art? *Benny Hill theme*

I either memorize the page number or use whatever random object happens to be nearby as a “bookmark”. TPBM has seasonal allergies.

Middle of the night win!

Break my nose. WYR have an excessive amount of mildly painful warts or be unable to jump?

That’s the opposite of smart! New word: Simple

He seemed surprised. Jenny would need to be more careful to act nicely. That was much harder than anticipated. He said he wouldn’t leave… he promised… he almost swore on the River Styx… said it was because he loved me… he must not love me anymore… … … … …Kit-ty, kit-ty, kit-ty…

“I wouldn’t do that up here. It’d be pretty bad if you accidentally teleported outside of the window.” While such an event would be a very convenient way to get rid of this nuisance, pretending to be sad about it would be annoying. That boy always just stared. Jenny didn’t appreciate him scrutinizing her so much. She frowned back.

Jenny chuckled slightly despite herself. Cool, heh. The ice trick seemed to be an effective distraction. Hopefully the novelty wouldn’t wear off in the event she needed to use it again. Jenny waved. That would probably drive off that pest. Her attempts to win him over were obviously futile, but Jenny wasn’t strong enough to admit it. Kittykittykittykittykittykitty… Shut. Up. ~~~~~~~~~~ The pain hurt, but it was something. Nothing at all would probably be worse. It was easy for your mind to become nothing if everything else was nothing, too.

Jenny suddenly clenched her fist, and the ice melted away into nothing. Caaaaaaaaat… ~~~~~~~~~~ Jenny, the real Jenny, was starting to act rather strangely. No longer fully tethered to anything apart from a dark corner of her mind, she began to have trouble focusing on reality. Her window through her eyes was fogging up. It had taken far less time than she’d assumed to lose it. She did know that whatever had trapped her in this dark place was very bad, however. She needed to do something to fight this voice, something that she didn’t need to invest too much thought into. So she decided to be really, really annoying. CaAaAaAaAat…