âNo- no, youâre not. You were feeling bad, maybe youâre sick - Iâll tell âem, okay? Just calm down. In the worst of cases, youâll retake it. Just donât look like youâre perfectly okay.â They had to understand, didnât they? Jazz let go of Aliâs shoulders once those were still again, and allowed herself to catch her breath. âAs far as Iâm concerned, spontaneous bipolar disorder is not a thing. Youâll be fine. Now, what the heck happened? Did you do anything weird in - like, the twenty-four past hours?â
Now that she was calm she was able to offer a half-laughing, entirely grateful smile up at Jazz. "You're the best, have I mentioned that lately?"
"Are you sure?" She asked pleadingly. It would explain so much of how she'd been feeling and acting today. "No! That's the thing, literally nothing's happened since I left the library yesterday. I just woke up and all of a sudden I'm like the poster child for extreme PMS." She said, talking a little faster as she rattled off her not-an-explanation explanation, but she stayed calm. Jazz had a nice effect on her, the girls needed to start hanging out more often. "I can't think of anything that's happened, seriously."Â











