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Silly Ole Bear
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Brandon yawned again as he shook another pill out into his hand. A swig of White Water Spring and it fell easily down his throat. The hard bitter taste of medicine still clung to his tongue, as it did in childhood. He had a moment of panic, going back to the days of crying fits and tantrums to get what he wanted.
Medicine was evil and parents only gave it to kids to punish them.
The bottle said Xanatrin, a common pill. It helped with anxiety mostly, he hadn't used it in years. It kept him awake though, and as drowsiness played with his eyes, he knew he needed something to help keep him up for the session.
There was no coffee pot. Not in this office. His assistant, Norma, had long since gotten onto the bandwagon of fresh vital and nutritious food. No coffee, no soda, no candy. His office had turned into a variable Organic Food store.
His small fridge only held White Water Spring, bottled water and celery sticks. Fucking celery sticks.
Every so often he had to leave the office to go grab a hamburger. Hot juicy dead cow. He never understood why it was soo good until he spent a week eating rabbit food. Carrot soy makes a double cheeseburger look like gold.
He saw the clock, nearly time. A session after his usual time. It was nearing ten o'clock. He usually left the office by 4 or 5. If he didn't need the money, and she was paying well, he wouldn't take the case at all.
She had to have it at night. He thought that is what made him take the case most of all. A person who needed to be seen at night. Was this some shroud of secrecy, or perhaps her own inhibitions coming out? She needed the darkness to blanket something.
Or, perhaps she was just an ablino.
He chuckled, taking a pen and small notebook as he sat down in his favorite chair. It was bright red and plushy, as he sat down he could feel himself relaxing in it. The comfort just eased into his tired bones. If it weren't for the drugs already running through his system, he might have taken a nap right here and now.
Mona, he wrote on the top of the sheet. Mona, who liked the dark, had more than enough money, and needed help with her life.
That's what he was here to do, help.
Medicine was evil and parents only gave it to kids to punish them.
The bottle said Xanatrin, a common pill. It helped with anxiety mostly, he hadn't used it in years. It kept him awake though, and as drowsiness played with his eyes, he knew he needed something to help keep him up for the session.
There was no coffee pot. Not in this office. His assistant, Norma, had long since gotten onto the bandwagon of fresh vital and nutritious food. No coffee, no soda, no candy. His office had turned into a variable Organic Food store.
His small fridge only held White Water Spring, bottled water and celery sticks. Fucking celery sticks.
Every so often he had to leave the office to go grab a hamburger. Hot juicy dead cow. He never understood why it was soo good until he spent a week eating rabbit food. Carrot soy makes a double cheeseburger look like gold.
He saw the clock, nearly time. A session after his usual time. It was nearing ten o'clock. He usually left the office by 4 or 5. If he didn't need the money, and she was paying well, he wouldn't take the case at all.
She had to have it at night. He thought that is what made him take the case most of all. A person who needed to be seen at night. Was this some shroud of secrecy, or perhaps her own inhibitions coming out? She needed the darkness to blanket something.
Or, perhaps she was just an ablino.
He chuckled, taking a pen and small notebook as he sat down in his favorite chair. It was bright red and plushy, as he sat down he could feel himself relaxing in it. The comfort just eased into his tired bones. If it weren't for the drugs already running through his system, he might have taken a nap right here and now.
Mona, he wrote on the top of the sheet. Mona, who liked the dark, had more than enough money, and needed help with her life.
That's what he was here to do, help.