we are warriors

Bryan just grinned at her innocently at seeing the squint. He knew for a fact that she could kick his ass, but he couldn’t help the teasing. “Beat me up for awhile? That’s kinda rude, you know, you could at least not make me look like the fool I am, yeah?” He wrapped his arm around her in return, playfully spinning them a bit, before heading towards the door. “Do I not have a name now?” He snorted with a laugh.

[Text: Roe] Why are you high without me?

[Text: Roe] This is why I send the ghosts your way so they can scare you and not me.

I have two family members who are probably going to pass away. my great uncle has cancer and has been getting worse and worse. Today they could tell that his kidney is completely failing. He’s done. He’s having them move him back close to home and they’re taking him off the ventilator. 

And my grandpa who is 95 is in the hospital in increasingly worse state. He’s got a blood infection and it’s apparently compromised with e coli. what makes it worse is he’s got his 50 year anniversary of becoming a pastor in two weeks.  And we lived with him and my grandma for a while, so I’m just. not gonna be okay. 

“Well, they’re not getting their idea,” Bryan grumbled out a little. Hearing her offer, he shifted and scooted across the floor closer to her, grateful. “What’s your name?” He asked.

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Bryan whined rather loudly at her calling him a lightweight. “Jasper dared me to drink six though,” He retorted, “Not my fault. I just want nuggets.”

Bryan had taken a deep breath, ready to let out another scream, but stopped at hearing the girl in the room speak. He huffed, struggling a little in the zipties the man still had him in. “Then how the here do we escape?” he muttered.