bullshitkaspbrak·:
eddie wasn’t entirely sure of his situation, but hoped this phone call could be his ticket out of it. he didn’t have a car and there didn’t seem to be any transportation that would take him out of town, but he’d saved enough for a ‘pay as you go’ phone. now he was in java java, fingers hovering on the screen, as he ponders over who he should call. myra ? the longer he thinks on it, the more dread it fills him with. it was a battle to get her to allow him to go back to derry in the first place ( at least without her coming along ) and god knows she wouldn’t let him hear the end of it when he’d get back. however, before he’s even aware of it, he’s pressed the call button and is waiting for it to ring. “we’re sorry; you have reached a number that has been disconnected or is no longer in se-” he hits end.
“motherfucker,” eddie huffs and thinks of another number to dial. while punching in numbers, he takes notice of the approaching steps ( that he assumes is the barista ) and begins talking. “that’s caffeine free, right ? because if there’s even a drop of it in there, my allergies are going to go berserk.”
bill wasn't sure if he was hallucinating or not. this couldn't be happening, could it? no, his eyes were just playing tricks on him. that's it. there is no other explanation. closing his eyes for a few seconds, he opened them once more but the guy was still standing there. "what the hell?!" mumbling to himself, he saw him die. right in front of him. they even had to leave him there... maybe he wasn't dead? and he managed to get out? shaking his head, this was all a little too much. maybe it was just a lookalike. but it had gotten his attention and before he knew it, he was slowly walking towards the man. it wasn't until he heard him speak that this wasn't a hallucination or a dream. "eddie?"











