(( Won't be much of a fight. it'll be Silerous going 'That's great. c:' and then crying and moving on. LOL. Yeah, I kinds laughed when he got shot. DD:))

"I can feed Sheba for you." Silerous told him, happy to help. She sighed. Everything that had happened replayed in her mind over and over agin. She remembered the drawings, then the gunshots, then all the waiting. Silerous leaned back in the chair and thought about her life, for Jhonathan's nearly slipping away made her think of hers. What has she done with her life? Nothing really. Graduated from Harvard, gotten a job, visted other places. It was all fun and good, but now she wanted something more. Yet again, she sighed and frowned.

(( xD Dang, poor girl. ;c Maybe I'll make Silerous break and spill all her true feelings! Then run away))

Silerous came out of her thoughts to hear Jhonathan whisper to himself. Poor guy, she thought sadly. My life is so boring! She thought angrily. She stood and turned away from Jhonathan. why do bad things happen to good people? She asked herself. She began to pace, thinking hard about what she should do next.

((Brainfart.))

Silerous came to and stopped pacing. She took the paper from Jhonathan and said "No problem. I'll be back in a bit, I'm sure Sheba's hungry." With that she gave a half wave and walked out the door, where Nani, Katana and Mark were talking. She gave them a small smile and headed out to her car.

~

Silerous got out her car and found the key, unlocking the door. She couldn't help but feel really weird being in someone else's house. She quickly heard Sheba, for she bounded up to her, wagging her tail and barking. She went to the kitchen and found the dog food, and feed Sheba. She petted her, gave her water and then went back outside. She got in her car adn sat for a bit, then drove back to the hospital.

(( It would. xD ))

Silerous arrived back at the hospital, and it was getting dark. She went in and asked the receptionist what room he was in. She couldn't quite remember it. She gave her number and Silerous thanked her. She pushed open the door and saw Jhonathan flipping through the channel,s his ex
pression angry. "Hey. Sheba's fine, though she seems bored. I bet she misses you." She sat back in the chair that she had sat in earlier.

((Brainsnort.;c))

(( xD I make up a bunch of crap too.))

"Nah, I think I'll stay here for a bit." Silerous paused. "So how long have to had Sheba? Doesn't sound like very long." Silerous thought about going to work tomorrow, she knew she had to, for she had no more sick days left. She sighed and leaned back a bit in the chair, her mind racing. Too many damn thoughts, too much confusion. Silerous then noticed how comfortable she was around Jhonathan, not like any of her other friends.

((Homg. I just realized Silerous has to go to that ball-thing sometime. I dunno when, though~))

(( I really don't care. xD Silerous might not go, or she might. Dundundun~))

"My friends are probably sleeping or partying. That's mostly what they do. D.J. is mostly likely with her new boyfriend though." Silerous remembered how happy D.J. was, a new light in her eyes. About time she found someone, she thought to herself. Silerous laughed quietly to herself, then asked Jhonathan "You seem like you have good friends. What about that guy who came to see you? I still don't know his name."

"They sound hilarious. My friends are those who laugh about something three hours after it happens." Silerous laughed a bit, remembering the time one of them had fallen in the mall and his pants got caught on the stairs, and nobody had said anything, then three hours later D.J. had busted out laughing about what had happen. It made for some random moments that were histerical.

(( why? xD))

(( Back. c: Why does it scare you?))

"Fun mayhem though. My friends would probably become your friends best friends." Silerous said, then she laughed. "And I just confused my self with that." It was so great to talk to Jhonathan. He knew when to laugh and to be serious, and that was good. She always felt good when talking to him, and they hardly ever ran out of things to say. She glanced at the clock on the wall, it showed 9:46 pm. She sighed. She decided to stay, but not for much longer. She knew she had to get up and go to work tomorrow.