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“ HOW ABOUT WE IGNORE the fact that we’re supposed to be meeting our so-called soulmates and find something actually exciting to do on this island? ” the hybrid spoke up, directing her question at the first person she saw. she waved the paper in her hand. “ i have this handy brochure that outlines a few ideas. can i suggest jet skiing or the lazy river? ”
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“IT’S A VERY CONFUSING TIME in the cosmos right now,” alyce started, fingers worrying the beaded bracelet she’d tugged off to play with. rose quartz. encouraged harmony and love, which... she hoped would be a decent guide for all of this. her toes dug into the sand as she finally looked up at the other in front of her. so maybe she was interloping into their day, but she’d felt urged to reach out. alyce tugged back on her bracelet, continuing, “so if you’re feeling a little off... i mean, it’s okay. it’ll pass.”
Daniella sat down at the coffee shop nearby the apartments and huffed. The only open table was the one closest to the cashier. “I heard all the stories of falling in love with someone from the coffee shop,” Daniella slumped in her chair, not knowing why she decided to go out rather than sit at home and smoke, “but all I see are 40 year old white women on their way to ‘goat yoga’, giggling sorority girls, and elementary schoolers on the new iPhone.” She explained, making a few heads turn in anger as she spoke to herself. “Disgusting.” She scoffed.
“That sounds like it’s a real problem,” Emma started in her own dismissive way as a person rambled on about how they already lost their textbook and the first class hasn’t even started. Being someone who was so organized with absolutely every aspect of her life she had a hard time sympathizing for the person. She had a hard time sympathizing in general; her mother said it was something she needed to work on. “Maybe someone stole it, but with how much of a mess you look I don’t doubt you lost it yourself.”
