#Thread (Toni and Sare)

[lxvenderhxzehv]

where: The daily grind Who: Antonio and Sare (@exmcrtis)

Toni sat in his usual seat at the Daily grind drinking from his cup book in hand. He sighed, it was weird just not always working like he had before the paradox. Now he was working hard but it didn't feel like work. The pay off was worth far more than any money Toni could receive. "You would think by now we would all tired of our lives here don't you think?" he though out loud to the person sitting next to him.

[lxvenderhxzehv]

“I have a feeling with everything happening recently that might change” He spoke a part of him being worried “I just have to keep reminding myself that everything happens for a reason or else I might just be the one to loose it“ He joked taking a sip from his cup. "Sometimes I wonder what I would've been doing if I had made it out of here" if he had moved out just one day sooner he would be in Huntsville anymore. The town would have been nothing but a distance memory.

with her own coffee in front of her, sare had sat with toni rather quietly, knowing that they'd allow each other to coexist silently. however, his voice made her eyes peek up from her crossword puzzle, a soft smile tugging at her lips. "one would think, but it hasn't seemed to happen yet. and if it has, nobody has been particularly vocal about it. i think, at this point, we've all just learned to accept that we're stuck."

[exmcrtis]

with her own coffee in front of her, sare had sat with toni rather quietly, knowing that they'd allow each other to coexist silently. however, his voice made her eyes peek up from her crossword puzzle, a soft smile tugging at her lips. "one would think, but it hasn't seemed to happen yet. and if it has, nobody has been particularly vocal about it. i think, at this point, we've all just learned to accept that we're stuck."

where: The daily grind Who: Antonio and Sare (@exmcrtis)

Toni sat in his usual seat at the Daily grind drinking from his cup book in hand. He sighed, it was weird just not always working like he had before the paradox. Now he was working hard but it didn't feel like work. The pay off was worth far more than any money Toni could receive. "You would think by now we would all tired of our lives here don't you think?" he though out loud to the person sitting next to him.