This was the first time Olivia ventured out in public again since that forsaken virus had shut her powers down. It had taken a while for them to be back completely and until she was certain that her mutation worked the way it was supposed to be she had tried to stay in her room as much as possible.
Part of her, albeit a very small one, had been glad
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She wasn't there to make friends, she didn't intend on making friends and truth be told, having half the camp locked away was something she hadn't really noticed. If Olivia's social skills were bad, Alice's were non-existent.
Walking past Olivia, eyebrow arched at the glare, Alice took her time getting her snack, deciding that today she wouldn't live on coffee alone and picking up some fresh fruit. Still, social skills aside, Alice couldn't hold back the comment, "Your face is going to stick like that."
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"What is it with the twats on this team and their lack of respect for one's personal space? I must be sending the wrong vibes."
Of course it was an entirely different matter if she was the one pestering someone.
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Things were so fucking slow in this place that she'd have been better off in San Fran. At least there might've been a robbery or something to keep up the interest.
"It's probably the dirty looks you're drawing. Unless that's just the way your face is."
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"I don't know how things were handled in the cave you crawled out of, but if a person reads? You leave her the fuck alone."
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Watching the world go by while your body is frozen for twenty minutes can't be a fun experience.
"Then I'd suggest not looking at someone like they're something you stepped in and you might get further through your novel." Drawing her nail through the skin of her apple Alice took a bite, turning her back to the redhead.
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With a snort she watches Alice turn her back on her. "Just don't annoy people that try to read and you'll keep your hair."
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It wasn't like she was living the dream out here either, truth be told she missed her rathole apartment and the chance that every day might be her last. This place was just prolonging things, or at least making it feel that way.
"Ever glare at me like that again, and I'll blow up your brain from across the room." Fabulous thing about Alice's power; no contact required. And with an apple in hand, and her own glare towards the redhead who's name she wasn't even going to bother asking, Alice turned to leave.
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"Oh, I am scared. Really."
With a snort she picked up her book again and continued reading.
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But Alice's temper was already to the point where if she walked away she'd likely blow something up later. Which meant she should just get the anger out.
Looking over her shoulder, Alice smirked slightly. "Should've kept your mouth shut." Flicking up the fingers on her free hand, Alice blew apart the molecules holding the book together, exploding it from the spine outwards and sending paper everywhere.
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