[Okay so. Ignoring the stuff that sounded ludicrous. Something she felt she would judge if someone told her, and she should still judge.
But she couldn't. She couldn't find any reason to NOT believe him. After all, they were here. That was there. Larix thought death was normal and all of them were in denial of consequence.
But maybe, just maybe, Levant was?
She actually finished off her coffee, slowly. As if the sipping of the coffee was her coming to terms to what she heard. She understood why he came to her, because she listened. After all of this, she doubted people listened to them. At home, or here. No one told them NO, or YES.]
This place has no status quo. This place doesn't have a magic reset button. You can't pass Go, and collect two hundred dollars.
You sound like you're obviously sick of it.
When we met, you looked somber enough and asked yourself similar questions. If that's the kind of upbringing you had, and I actually could ask this to any of you, what's really stopping you right now?
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But she couldn't. She couldn't find any reason to NOT believe him. After all, they were here. That was there. Larix thought death was normal and all of them were in denial of consequence.
But maybe, just maybe, Levant was?
She actually finished off her coffee, slowly. As if the sipping of the coffee was her coming to terms to what she heard. She understood why he came to her, because she listened. After all of this, she doubted people listened to them. At home, or here. No one told them NO, or YES.]
This place has no status quo. This place doesn't have a magic reset button. You can't pass Go, and collect two hundred dollars.
You sound like you're obviously sick of it.
When we met, you looked somber enough and asked yourself similar questions. If that's the kind of upbringing you had, and I actually could ask this to any of you, what's really stopping you right now?