#impulseloved

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“The process of handwriting analysis is actually pretty fascinating, as penmanship differs from person to person thanks to a mix of visual perception and comprehension, central nervous system pathways, and the very structure of our hands attribute to each person’s unique writing style. In fact, studies were done on twins and their handwriting, and while they did share more similarities than most others, they still have their own unique styles of writing.”

... He’s saying all this as he’s putting up notes on the board. Reid, please.

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Maybe Annie had initially been joking about making out in the prop closet the first time. Now that Zane found himself pinned to the precious free space on the wall of the prop closet and kissing Annie, he was very glad that she wasn’t joking this time.

One hand had intertwined in her hair, just at the top of her neck, while the other cautiously held her waist to pull her closer. Zane Misota was known for being abnormally cold, but now he was warm, and it was a bizarre but oddly welcome change. Lips feverishly pressed against hers, only pulling back for a few moments at a time to breathe, and Zane wondered whether the lightheaded-ness was due to ecstasy or lack of oxygen. He wasn’t sure if he cared. Movements were a tad awkward (this wasn’t exactly something he had done before), but there was effort.

One of the walls is different.

Different from your container, different from every other wall, it’s different. If you banged on it hard enough, it seems to budge just slightly. Wedged in between two glass walls in Rowan’s cell - double layered, one something like trick glass - is a piece of notebook paper. It’s rolled up, and when retrieved and items splayed, you can see the following.

Send “♀” for a HEARTBREAKING text.

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“Annie.”

Zane was trying to ignore the presence that was making herself very known so he could focus on editing, but she was rather persistent. Zane tried to hide his smile and the laugh in his voice. “Annie. I’m trying to work.”