"You heard him," the woman said. "Fixing things is your whole thing isn't it, Skuld? I'll just leave you two kids to it then."
At the word kids Skuld, the teen, looked ready to explode, even without a bomb.
But before she could say a word, the woman spoke again. "I'll be inside, my show starts in ten minutes anyway. Ta ta."
"But it's my turn to have the TV!" Skuld wailed. "It's time for Mysteries of Science Beyond 3000!" But the door slid shut firmly on her words. She snarled. "I'm going to write idiot all over her one day," she muttered. "Fine. She wants me to fix this, I'll fix this. Then I'll fix her," she muttered darkly, seeming to have forgotten there was still a strange boy, a robot, and whoever that quiet little girl was watching her.
She could be forgiven for forgetting the cat that was also watching them, as the black and white feline was laying low across the roof and could be easily missed. Except for the very unfeline smirk he was now wearing.
One day I shall renew her paid just to get her a good final fifteen, lol.
At the word kids Skuld, the teen, looked ready to explode, even without a bomb.
But before she could say a word, the woman spoke again. "I'll be inside, my show starts in ten minutes anyway. Ta ta."
"But it's my turn to have the TV!" Skuld wailed. "It's time for Mysteries of Science Beyond 3000!" But the door slid shut firmly on her words. She snarled. "I'm going to write idiot all over her one day," she muttered. "Fine. She wants me to fix this, I'll fix this. Then I'll fix her," she muttered darkly, seeming to have forgotten there was still a strange boy, a robot, and whoever that quiet little girl was watching her.
She could be forgiven for forgetting the cat that was also watching them, as the black and white feline was laying low across the roof and could be easily missed. Except for the very unfeline smirk he was now wearing.