diieforthem:
Some time had passed since the two of them went down into places they shouldn’t have gone, and still their parents were giving them vague answers. Right now, Jean was more than happy to be situated in the other’s room, staring across at him while they continued to wait. “Well… I’m getting really bored. It’s sort of ridiculous that they’re even taking this long?” This was still better than being in that dreadful ‘basement,’ where all those strange things were, but more importantly those disturbing creatures. She didn’t want to go back there, not really, but there was some part of her that craved that kind of excitement. It was so much different than what they were used to, being dragged around on each of their respected parent’s missions; Doing nothing but hanging around, and playing whatever limited games they could in a space station that was extremely far from Earth. “I don’t like being kept in the dark, like this… And I don’t care if they’ve said it’s ‘alright’. They have to be lying to us, right? But why? We can handle whatever it is. We just saw it! I want to know more…” | @hermesinconverse |
“Yea, tell me about it,” Peter said, collapsing back onto his bed with a heavy sigh. “It’s bad enough that they had to lecture us, but now they’re treating us like little kids. Like...come on, we saw the thing! Isn’t it worse not knowing?”
He was, unfortunately, used to his father playing the stern disciplinarian. Which basically meant he could pull the ‘because I said so’ bullshit until Peter was eighteen. With another sigh, the boy sat up and glanced over at Jean. “We can’t even leave, with David out there. This blows.”
Slumped over at the edge of the bed, Peter fell silent for a time. It wasn’t long, however, before a sly smile crept onto his face. “Unless...you wanna try sneaking out?”
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