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Posted: Fri Oct 17, 2014 7:02 pm
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A look of confusion crossed Alexander's face as Yin stammered out a reply, one which made very little sense. He had just asked the question, and yet he was behaving as though that were definitely not the case. Alex could not see this being a prank, he just couldn't, so what was really going on?
Before he could open his mouth and say anything, however, Yin was on his feet, and instead Alexander found himself blinking up at the other boil in surprise. "What....wh----?" He began, eyes drifting to the dropped paper before flicking back up to Yin's rapidly retreating form.
"Yin, wait!" He called out, pushing himself to his feet but nowhere near as quickly, and much to late to do anything to stop the weremantis as he darted out of the room. A cold feeling of unease had settled into the pit of his stomach, his hand reaching out to somebody who was long gone.
The weremantis had made it pretty clear that he wanted to be left alone, and Alexander felt that he aught to respect that. Gathering up his own things, along with the questions, a frown still creasing his forehead, he left the room to seek the comfort of the library instead.
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Posted: Fri Oct 17, 2014 7:08 pm
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Missed Call
He didn't need to bother knocking when he went to Yin's room, but he did anyways, more out of courtesy than anything else. The two raps against the door with skeletal knuckles was quickly followed by the door opening, and the zomboil entering shortly afterwards, a phone pressed against his ear.
"Ya, I'll tell him you said hi, mom. Ya, of course. Right. Okay I gotta go." The phone was brought down, his body half turning to pull the door shut behind him.
"Hey, Yin?" He asked, glancing up and over to where the other boil was. "Did you get a call on my phone from my mom the other day? When I forgot my phone in your room?"
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Posted: Sat Oct 18, 2014 10:36 am
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~*A couple of days ago*~
The phone ringing startled Yin, and he jerked out of the latest article Nurse Cricket had asked him to read for his Fear healing training. Alexander was gone, but apparently his phone was not. Yin reached for it, figuring he should at least see if it was important. The word Mom on the screen told him it was, and after a moment of fumbling he managed to answer the call. For a moment he stared at the screen as it changed then, when he heard a bit of noise from the device, he remembered to lift it to his ear.
"Hello? Lady Van Rotte? This is not Alexander it is Yin." He bowed slightly as he spoke, unable to stop himself.
"Of course Yin Cang. Is Alexander there?"
"I am afraid not. Alexander left for class a while ago."
"I see. I'm surprised he left his phone, it's normally the one thing he doesn't forget. Oh well! Can I trust you to do me a favor Yin Cang? Can you let Alexander know that called when he gets back from class? It isn't urgent but I do need to speak with him."
"Of course mi'lady. I would be happy to. He should be back before too long."
"Thank you. While I have you on the phone, is everything going okay? Did you get a chance to look at the fabric samples I sent for the bridesmaid dresses?"
~*Now*~
Yin frowned, thinking about it. It did not take long, as things like talking on the phone were rare enough that the memory tended to stand out. "No, I did not. Why, was I supposed to?"
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Posted: Sat Oct 18, 2014 11:25 am
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Alex looked thoughtful for maybe half a second, and then shrugged his shoulders. "Maybe we could send her a meat-n-brains basket as thanks?" Really, he didn't know what else they could do. She was the one insisting on taking everything over.
"Hrm, yes, my mother dreaming about talking to you on the phone. That's not weird or anything." Despite his words, Alexander grinned, and was about to pocket his phone when instead, he hesitated, a curious glimmer to his eye when he held it up instead as he began pressing on various areas of the screen.
Slide to open -> Phone icon -> Call history
He glanced over the numbers and the dates beside them, at the color coding on the numbers that indicated a missed call, an outgoing, or an incoming that had been answered.
He frowned again, his smile fading. On the date and time that his mother had claimed to have called, down to the absolute minute, was indicated as having been picked up.
"You're absolutely sure you didn't speak with her?" He asked, an eerie sensation taking ahold of him.
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Posted: Wed Oct 22, 2014 6:42 pm
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