Anna stood just inside the door to the new Trüble estate, an arm kept to open the door for the rather inebriated Adam Douglas, Jr. The day had been fresh to the sky, small trails of orange still lingering on the waning horizon. The air seemed fresh the moment one stepped inside, unlike the stale scent and stagnant odor that Anna had first smelled
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A small groan come to face, the man staggering just inside the doorway...
"Thank you, Miss Anna. I wouldn't have never thought I'd have to ask you, of all people, to help me..."
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"There's a spare room on the first floor. It has no bed in it, but it has a hammock and blankets. We'll divvy up the room later. Right now, you just need rest and some time to think."
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" 'S'good. Just... need to lay down..."
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"Adam, you really can't keep doing this to yourself. I swear, sometimes you can be just like your old man."
She shook her head, continuing on. Adam's make-shift room was more so a spare living room rather than a spare bedroom. Plastic wrapped couches and armchairs lay in an unorganized fashion, a down and folded hammock on a stack of boxes in the corner. A hearth sat against the wall, unlit and cold.
"I'll give you the tour later. Right now, you sleep... And don't worry about the pooch. As long as he doesn't shit on my floor or chew on my books or furniture, he'll be just fine."
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"You did a good job last night, Thorn. Did you find the food I left out for you?"
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"Thorn, please. 'Your Ladyship' makes me sounds like I sound be royalty, which is flattering but unnecessary. Everybody else calls me Anna or Miss Trüble... I don't see why you shouldn't either."
Fingers idly opened the book, a tip lining down the inked page.
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