“I’m not saying I don’t have the information, but…why exactly do you need to know about such a creature?”
Is this what those schools were asking kids to do these days? The thought was mildly concerning to the fox, because really, nobody needed to relive that piece of history.
“School assignment, we’ve gotta write about a subject given at random. I figured you were the best person to ask about it.”
Rebecca hoped she hadn’t done something wrong, still holding her notebook and assignment page.
She was already slumped back in her chair, hands rubbing her face tiredly as she spoke. It felt like she had been working non stop for an eternity, though in reality it was probably only two weeks or so since things got busy.
“Aside from tired? I’m alright. Things have just been super hectic lately. Both with school and work…”
“Work’s the worst lately. I had a bunch of stupid customers all on the same day that didn’t seem to get the idea ‘hey maybe we shouldn’t place same-day orders because that’s fuckin’ unrealistic’.”
She grumbled as she hung her head off the back of the bean bag chair, staring at the wall behind her as she complained.
“I’m glad you’re alright though. It’s just been awful that I wanted to jump off a cliff lately.”
“I’m glad that we’ve got a bit of a break this week. Work’s been killing me.”
Rebecca stretched her arms over her head, cracking her knuckles at the top before laying back on the bean bag chair. She looked up at the ceiling before looking back over at Lorna., her braids chiming softly.
Back in the Game 
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