It seemed like everyone knew about Sky. Creepy AI that ran the house or was a wallet virus or whatever. Tatyana wasn't sure and she really didn't care. It was hard to figure out. It felt like something was trying to burrow out of her skull. She just didn't want to talk to the creepy lady of the house.
The door was cracked and Ashton's song entered. She covered her face with her arms. The light made the headache worse. Ashton's song helped keep her calm, but the pain in her head still thundered. The pain of her father's loss was washed away in Ashton's song. Even in her calm she couldn't prevent the tears from falling, but there were no sobbing noises. It was exceedingly weird to her.
Knowing there were drugs here though made things worse, or at least it should have. Deep down she knew this, but the feelings weren't there simply because Ashton was singing. She should be frustrated and angry or at the very least irritable. But all she had was the fucking headache. One arm stayed over her tear filled eyes. The other, the one closest to Kenzie dropped to the bed and gripped the blanket tightly.
"Sky," she said, finally giving in. She had to try. The craving was forcing it. "Is there someone who can get into Nox's lock box in the house - or can you send Liv down to help with the headache - or just painkillers - or something." She went quiet again after that. Talking didn't help the pain at all. This was going to be a shitty couple of days.
The door was cracked and Ashton's song entered. She covered her face with her arms. The light made the headache worse. Ashton's song helped keep her calm, but the pain in her head still thundered. The pain of her father's loss was washed away in Ashton's song. Even in her calm she couldn't prevent the tears from falling, but there were no sobbing noises. It was exceedingly weird to her.
Knowing there were drugs here though made things worse, or at least it should have. Deep down she knew this, but the feelings weren't there simply because Ashton was singing. She should be frustrated and angry or at the very least irritable. But all she had was the fucking headache. One arm stayed over her tear filled eyes. The other, the one closest to Kenzie dropped to the bed and gripped the blanket tightly.
"Sky," she said, finally giving in. She had to try. The craving was forcing it. "Is there someone who can get into Nox's lock box in the house - or can you send Liv down to help with the headache - or just painkillers - or something." She went quiet again after that. Talking didn't help the pain at all. This was going to be a shitty couple of days.