How Will We Fix Each Other?|| Frasse
Every time she closed her eyes, it was as if the images would rewind and play all over again. The image of Luca on the night of the bonfire was robbing her of her sleep. There was no way for her to get a moment of rest when the thought of your own brother killing you loomed in her head every single night. This night was no different from the rest of them, save for the fact that she was done. Done with being tired, done with the nightmares, done with the apocalypse. All she wanted to do was relax for once and s l e e p. It was as if the last time she had gotten a good, restful sleep was back in the clinic with Jesse. As she sat on the edge of the bed, she paused then looked over her shoulder at the wall that separated her room from his.
It only took her a few seconds to make her mind up.
Grabbing the pillow from her bed, she walked over to his room, her feet padding against the floor silently. When she opened the door, she poked her head in, an uncertain frown on her face. What if he didn’t want her there? She was probably bothering him or something. But she was just so damn exhausted of waking up with a pain in her -- a ghost pain. The pain of the possibility that she had nearly died at the hands of her own brother. Slipping into the room, she closed the door behind him, hugging the pillow to her chest.
“Can’t fuckin’ sleep,” she mumbled into the pillow, her voice coming out muffled because of it. “So scoot over...please?”
There was a pause as she fiddled with the hem of her top, her eyes avoiding his so he couldn’t see how red they were. They had always been a dead give away of her lack of sleep and she didn’t want him to worry. “Didn’t mean to wake you I just -- I need you right now.” Her bright hues lingered on his for a moment before returning to the hem of her top. For some reason she felt awkward and wary of him -- as if their previous encounter (argument?) had instilled something between them that she wasn’t aware of.












