The same as ours, except it
doesn’t seem to do anything but rain in
Dorkland. As a matter of fact, it’s
been the headline news for weeks, and
that pretty much sums up your whole
life, doesn’t it?
It kinda does, but shouldn’t I say
something nice here, you know, like how
you give me all the sunshine I need,
and those rain drops are really just
tears of happiness, or something sappy
like that?
Hmm, those aren’t too bad for a
dork.
Ok, enough with the dork jokes,
please, and besides, I’ve always worn
jeans. I’ve got some on right now, damn
it.
I know. That’s what’s so confusing
about it.
Whatever. Now please, let me
* concentrate, so I can find where she...
Fuck!
Now what?
Now I’ve got to start adding
context. Fuck!
Context?
“You’ll see. Settings... settings?
Ok, there we go, click, click, click,
aha and voila! There you go my love,
quotation marks and all that other
jazz.”
“Nice, but now, about this arch-
enemy thing. What’s up with that? She’s
like what, fourteen-years-old? How can
you possibly hate a fourteen-year-old?”
“I know, I know, but I don’t hate
her, Beth. She’s just diabolical, and
if you don’t watch her like a freakin’
hawk, she’ll be running this place, and
then we’ll be out on the street, shov-
eling dirt for peanuts.”
CHAPTER 1: WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 15th
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