#kat06

[sidneydaines-archived]

@kathrynvtkins

He’d waited about ten minutes for a reply, and then decided to hope she was just too sore to lift her arms again, and left anyways. He’d feel bad if he woke her up, it was easy to imagine that turning into a werewolf would be...a little taxing. A rest was probably well deserved.

Selfishly though, Sidney still wanted to see Kat and be able to verify she was okay with his own eyes. At least he stopped and got her a burger, adding a milkshake along with it, and he had to hope that would help make up for bothering her. He didn’t really know what Kat liked to eat, but given the circumstances, he didn’t think meat would be the wrong choice.

Sid had to circle twice when he passed it the first time, but he managed to find Kat’s apartment again, and tried not to look sheepish when he knocked and her roommate answered. At least he let him inside, though it made Sidney wish he’d thought to bring more food. Kat was apparently sleeping, and normally Sid might have left the food and picked another time to come back, but he still felt a need to actually see her, and so he rapped gently on her bedroom door, realizing he hadn’t actually seen it the last time he’d visited.

[ellisguerra]

@inkedvixcn 

He’d carried his bag over to the couch, but hadn’t bothered to actually pull his laptop out. Kat was leaning against his side, his arm tucked around her shoulders. The movie she’d put on was only barely holding his attention, his fingers running rhythmically over the skin of her arm. There was something weighing on her. Ellis was reluctant to ask before she wanted to talk. Kat, during the handful of occasions they’d spent time together, had never been anything but direct. If she needed to discuss, he had to have faith she would mention it.

“Why would she do that?” Ellis muttered, waving his hand towards the tv as another young girl wandered into her own brutal death. “She didn’t see that coming after six of her friends died?”