ㅤㅤit felt strange, being in @tyliocellier's home without him there to taunt, tease, or fuck. but, like usual, sasha found comfort in the strange, making herself as at home as a girl who'd never really had one could. she'd quote-unquote borrowed another of his shirts, but it looked so much like the other from their first night together, that she figured his wardrobe must look like spongebob's.
ㅤㅤthe bed was comfortable. minimalistic, but comfortable. it took what felt like hours for her to finally crawl out from under the covers, but she checked the time on her phone, and it was barely 10 a.m., which only made her grumble. how much time would she have to pass alone like this? his room was plain, and the walls were bare, and she couldn't tell if he'd lived here long or not. she didn't really understand the concept of renting, having spent the last decade or so bouncing between motels with her possessions in a box, so she figured it was outright his because it wasn't a motel room.
ㅤㅤfingers trailed along the walls as she wandered between rooms. every observation she made all had one constant: tylio. it made her... miss him? she was sitting in his quaint little kitchen, legs swinging off the countertop when she reached for her phone — squinting at the phone number he'd written down for her upon request.
[ sasha ] : do u hav no seriel? [ sasha ] : u hav th cubords of a granpa [ sasha ] : wiv 0 teef
ㅤㅤshe wanted to mock him for having no croissants, either. some playful comment questioning the authenticity behind his accent, or whether it'd all been a ploy to lure her in. but she tried to spell the word croissant eight times, and each time it somehow looked wronger than the last, which only made her cheeks burn with anger. was there tears in her eyes? she put the phone down for a second, taking a deep, shaky breath before picking it back up.
[ sasha ] : can i cum cee u 4 diner? [ sasha ] : il meat u sumwer [ sasha ] : im bord
ㅤㅤas if she didn't already have his work address sworn to memory. but whilst she could probably say it out loud to a cab driver, she couldn't spell it for the life of her.















