Nadia had been taking a nap.

Well, if you could call having slept in from her evening class the night before straight through the vast majority of the day until well into evening again a "nap".

She would certainly be calling it that, later, despite any resemblances it might have bore to taking a "coma".

( Let's find out why, shall we? )

Right, let's see if LJ will let me post this, eh ( Read more... )

Nadia hadn't exactly lied to Pippi at the bar. She was tired, and she had thought it would be best if she just went home ( Read more... )

( //Promise me you'll lie down, Nadia// )

( Gray, black, red )

Right, so in a few moments, I'll be heading out and up to Philadelphia, and I'm taking Tregarth, the liquornimals, Gregor, Thelma, Weevil, Nate . . . and at least one other character, I think, with me ( Read more... )

Nadia was little more than a lump in the middle of her bed, her head buried beneath her pillows, when her phone suddenly started to ring.

Now she was a lump with a hand flopping around looking for the phone. Furrball, concerned that this might perhaps be a threat to Nadia (or, more likely, concerned that this hand wasn't there to pet him), ( Read more... )

Yeah, Nadia was still in her room. But she totally had plans to leave. Tomorrow. Maybe.

But she was still feeling the need for sensory overload, so she had her guitar out and headphones plugged into it, and was jumping around the place playing Sleater Kinney.

The door still didn't have a lock. As such? It had totally fallen open.

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Other than a few trips to the bathroom, Nadia hadn't left her room since Saturday night. The fact that she was currently attempting to work on a report for her superiors at SIDE on the various things she'd learned thus far in Milieux meant that odds were good she wouldn't be leaving any time soon ( Read more... )

It was well into the night when Nadia finally picked up the phone. She'd been staring at it, debating, for hours. But for all her words of the last week, about no one choosing her, about those who'd betrayed her, she'd kept one secret ( Read more... )