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Newtella
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The upside-down world just made her giggle. With a fawning chuckle, Quincy rolled to the other side of the couch, releasing another full-hearted laugh. Oh, how nauseous she felt! And the couch! It was so itchy, the fabric worn, and such an ugly shade of brown! There! a spring flew up almost comically from her movements. So that was the source of pain against her spine before! "It's so wonderful to have feelings!" she rejoiced, rolling back from where she had come, shooting her arms in the air.
The world around her blended into a sea of voices, only broken apart by the rhythmic beat and the flashing lights. The music became her new heartbeat, a respirator, a musical machine that took all of the work away from her. She happily complied, giggling as she stretched her arms out, ready to give herself to the rhythm.
"I- um, miss?"
"Ahhh ye-aahh?" The girl adjusted, trying to blink up at silhouette.
"It's just that-uh, your shirt is lifted up..."
"Oh," she said, sounded disappointed that it was a reason this strange voice would interrupt her for that. With a sigh she pulled her shirt from its ruffled up position down past her abdomen. With a long, heavy groan, she rolled up onto her side, hanging off of the edge of the lumpy couch. She ran her hand over her face, dragging down her bottom eyelid before huffing and quickly turning onto her back once more.
"So, um are you high or something? Ecstasy or meth or…?"
Another huff from Quincy. "Ecstasy? I was feeling that before you came over." Slowly, Quincy was hanging over the edge of the couch, slowly sliding off, now already up to her hips.
"Woah, that's really harsh. I don't even care if you're coming off of a high i just want-" With a quick crunch Quincy shot up and pressed the fingertips of a hand firmly against his forehead. Her eyes darkened and her brow scrunched, and she shivered as she felt a spark of electricity flow into her fingertips and through her arm. With wide eyes and a shiver, a gaped mouth, the shaggy haired boy fell to his side. "Finally, asshole." With a pout she got up, dusting off her behind, and leaned over to slip the leather wallet from the guy's pocket. "Should've just bought me dinner in the first place," she grumbled, slipping out the cash and glancing over it before grinning as she saw tokens for a free scoop of ice cream. "Jackpot," she giggled, crumpling the cash into her back pocket and tossing the wallet onto his side. She'd head off just as he grumbled and started to shift around. Her giddiness came back, feeling a happiness seize her sides and squeeze her chest, feeling the night air engulf her.
The world around her blended into a sea of voices, only broken apart by the rhythmic beat and the flashing lights. The music became her new heartbeat, a respirator, a musical machine that took all of the work away from her. She happily complied, giggling as she stretched her arms out, ready to give herself to the rhythm.
"I- um, miss?"
"Ahhh ye-aahh?" The girl adjusted, trying to blink up at silhouette.
"It's just that-uh, your shirt is lifted up..."
"Oh," she said, sounded disappointed that it was a reason this strange voice would interrupt her for that. With a sigh she pulled her shirt from its ruffled up position down past her abdomen. With a long, heavy groan, she rolled up onto her side, hanging off of the edge of the lumpy couch. She ran her hand over her face, dragging down her bottom eyelid before huffing and quickly turning onto her back once more.
"So, um are you high or something? Ecstasy or meth or…?"
Another huff from Quincy. "Ecstasy? I was feeling that before you came over." Slowly, Quincy was hanging over the edge of the couch, slowly sliding off, now already up to her hips.
"Woah, that's really harsh. I don't even care if you're coming off of a high i just want-" With a quick crunch Quincy shot up and pressed the fingertips of a hand firmly against his forehead. Her eyes darkened and her brow scrunched, and she shivered as she felt a spark of electricity flow into her fingertips and through her arm. With wide eyes and a shiver, a gaped mouth, the shaggy haired boy fell to his side. "Finally, asshole." With a pout she got up, dusting off her behind, and leaned over to slip the leather wallet from the guy's pocket. "Should've just bought me dinner in the first place," she grumbled, slipping out the cash and glancing over it before grinning as she saw tokens for a free scoop of ice cream. "Jackpot," she giggled, crumpling the cash into her back pocket and tossing the wallet onto his side. She'd head off just as he grumbled and started to shift around. Her giddiness came back, feeling a happiness seize her sides and squeeze her chest, feeling the night air engulf her.