cameron miller:
cameron tried her hardest to wait patiently for an answer, feeling every second wasted in here was time taken from being out there. she silently prayed they were low on something and almost breathed a sigh of relief when they were. “okay, i’ll add it to my list.” she nodded and turned to leave before daisy stopped her. cameron had come for one thing and one thing only, but it seemed daisy wanted to drag her into a conversation anyway. now she’d be forced to put in some effort if she wanted to get out of this. “do i look like allison? i don’t know. all i know is it better not be long,” she answered bluntly, looking at daisy as if she had three heads. “as for how i feel, not the greatest. i don’t like my freedom of movement being controlled. but on the bright side, at least you’ve got some time off.”
“ well ... it don’t think it will be that long, do you? “ daisy was chatty. if you came into the tent when she was there, you’d be there for longer than you wanted to. she knew that cameron hated this - she figured by how tense she was, and she felt bad. she didn’t venture outside the walls very much, but she knew if she did and suddenly was unable she would feel upset, too. “ we’ll be outside in no time. “
“well... i don’t like having so much time off. i don’t know what to do with myself when i’m not here,” she admitted, crossing her arms over her chest. it was the truth, and nothing but the truth. “ it’s what i like to do and it passes the time. having to find my own hobbies is a lot harder than that. “










