Chase was one of the first to wake up, and she was glad. She was glad because there was work to do--much, much work to do. There were new arrivals. New arrivals meant maybe someone from Heaven's Fence, or more of Capa's crew and she promised to look out for them.
She also promised herself she'd be far more organized this time around.
Finding a clipboard and a pen wasn't hard to do in the least, and the four-year-old-turned-eleven-year-old began pacing up and down the couches, hair still wet. She was glad she had at least normal clothes instead of the uniform, which was good, and--
She stopped, partially because she needed to anyway, yes, but also because the girl in front of her was white as a sheet. And yet there was a familiar grim determination she'd seen before.
Clearing her throat politely, the child looked up. "Name and number, ma'am, if it's not too much trouble. Wait for a few minutes, the dizziness will subside."
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She also promised herself she'd be far more organized this time around.
Finding a clipboard and a pen wasn't hard to do in the least, and the four-year-old-turned-eleven-year-old began pacing up and down the couches, hair still wet. She was glad she had at least normal clothes instead of the uniform, which was good, and--
She stopped, partially because she needed to anyway, yes, but also because the girl in front of her was white as a sheet. And yet there was a familiar grim determination she'd seen before.
Clearing her throat politely, the child looked up. "Name and number, ma'am, if it's not too much trouble. Wait for a few minutes, the dizziness will subside."