Edally Academy Chapter 9B: Implied Forgiveness

Enrie leaned forward, resisting the urge to snatch the papers out of Taikie’s hands. “What is it?”

“Well, I’m still working on it – wait, Enrie, you speak seven languages, right?  You said you knew some of the obscure dialects?”

“Here.”  She positioned herself so she could look over Taikie’s

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Priorities - an introduction to a story of Addergoole Post-Apoc

Laurelia was in the library when the lady found her. She was deep into the science section, reading up on botulism and how to avoid it when your only food source was Mystery Cans Of Food From Before The War, taking notes and wishing (privately, because she'd never admit it out loud), that she'd paid more attention in class before the school blew up.

The polite clearing of a throat was so out-of place, she didn't register it as real at first. It was her imagination, a librarian who was offended at her note-taking or the way she'd made a nest out of the books. It was that teacher she'd been ignoring back in classes - Mrs. Enil.

The second throat-clearing made her look up. There, in clothes that were clean and tidy - brown pants and a white silk shirt, boots and a jaunty hat - with her hair pulled back in a low bun and even her make-up perfect, was a librarian, offended at her note-taking.

Laurelia went back to her book. Clearly, she was going nuts.

"Laurelia Dziedzic, daughter of Amie Sanchez-Dziedzic?"
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