*A box is wrapped on your porch.* MERRY CHRISTMAS! Ready for your yule tide task? Good. Go and see Julian at 2 am tonight. GO ALONE. and hand him this phone. It will ring and he will have to be the one to answer it. Failure to do this will just hurt your relationship with him even further. Successfully doing so and you will find five grand waiting for you at your boyfriend's bar.
@alienpepes
Upon seeing the box without a real tag, Emma was immediately tempted to chuck it right in the damned fire. A groan ripped through her body and she snatched the stupid thing off of her doormat. Kicking her door shut, she ripped the paper out of the envelope. Tossing the package to the table she stopped where she was, brow cocked and reading over the stupid message. Lovely, another stupid message, another horrible position and another choice involving Julian. The fact that there was a phone in the package had her very confused.
Once she read the paper several times over, scoffing at the numerous digs along the way, she examined the phone the best she could. If she brought this damned thing to him and at 2 am it blew up in his hand and took his head with it -- that wasn’t something she was prepared to live with - but at the same time, she couldn’t seem to find anything wrong or off with the device.
Why did she have to get home and see the box so early? It was nearly four hours of her pacing around her apartment, trying to make up her mind, trying to see any tricks or traps, trying to figure out what was going to happen at 2, who was going to call. Her mind had made up a million horror stories and not a single happy ending.
1:30 came, and still wide awake, though perhaps a bit more frazzled than she was earlier in the day, Emma threw her coat on and grabbed the phone, and the note and headed out the door, letting the door slam behind her as she took off at a quick run toward Julian’s. The running felt amazing, pushing and testing her muscles while the cold, winter air cleared her mind of the current situation.
It went far too quickly. Before she knew it, she was staring at the place she believed Julian was staying at. As depressing and pathetic as it was to admit, since he had come here, she hadn’t once been inside where he lived -- and they lived together at home. The void just seemed to be growing further and further between the two of them and she knew well it was all her fault. She did it, she was the one that was making it worse daily, and he had done nothing. Her Julian, her sweet Julian was suffering and it was completely her fault.
Now was not the time for this self-pity shit, Emma. Sighing heavily as her eyes closed, she lifted a closed fist and hit the door hard. Phone and letter ready in the other hand.













