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sidhe_faerie) wrote2015-05-27 10:11 am
sidhe_faerie) wrote2015-05-27 10:11 am
Entry tags:
Death Glare
Characters: Billie, Jinx the cat
Word Count: 298
Prompt: Hangover
Billie slowly opened an eye and shut it quickly. It was far too bright. She tried again and managed to squint through the blinding light.
Billie could tell by the cat sitting on her chest that she had made it home in one piece.
“Get off me, Jinx.” Billie whispered. It sounded louder than it should have.
Jinx the cat laid down on Billie's chest and shot the death glare at her.
“Not today Jinx. You can't kill me tomorrow.” Billie lifted the cat off her chest and carefully sat up.
“I'm never drinking again.” Billie sat on the edge of the bed until her head stopped pounding. “Who am I kidding? I'll be back at the bar again as soon as I get an excuse.”
Billie slowly walked to the bathroom and stared in the mirror. She made a face and turned on the shower. She stripped and got in.
She let the warm water bring her back from the edge. As soon as she felt better she got out and grabbed a towel.
Jinx glared at her again from the foot of the bed as she got dressed.
Billie began to wonder if she had offended the evil creature in some way. Billie eyed the cat as she went into the kitchen. She found an empty cat food bowl.
Billie opened the cat food bag and slapped a hand over her mouth before running to the bathroom to throw up.
When Billie returned to the kitchen Jinx was in the cat food bag feeding herself.
“I don't know how you eat that vile stuff.” Billie said as she pulled the cat from the bag and filled the food dish. “I guess we all have our weaknesses.”
Jinx just chewed and gave her the death glare again.
Word Count: 298
Prompt: Hangover
Billie slowly opened an eye and shut it quickly. It was far too bright. She tried again and managed to squint through the blinding light.
Billie could tell by the cat sitting on her chest that she had made it home in one piece.
“Get off me, Jinx.” Billie whispered. It sounded louder than it should have.
Jinx the cat laid down on Billie's chest and shot the death glare at her.
“Not today Jinx. You can't kill me tomorrow.” Billie lifted the cat off her chest and carefully sat up.
“I'm never drinking again.” Billie sat on the edge of the bed until her head stopped pounding. “Who am I kidding? I'll be back at the bar again as soon as I get an excuse.”
Billie slowly walked to the bathroom and stared in the mirror. She made a face and turned on the shower. She stripped and got in.
She let the warm water bring her back from the edge. As soon as she felt better she got out and grabbed a towel.
Jinx glared at her again from the foot of the bed as she got dressed.
Billie began to wonder if she had offended the evil creature in some way. Billie eyed the cat as she went into the kitchen. She found an empty cat food bowl.
Billie opened the cat food bag and slapped a hand over her mouth before running to the bathroom to throw up.
When Billie returned to the kitchen Jinx was in the cat food bag feeding herself.
“I don't know how you eat that vile stuff.” Billie said as she pulled the cat from the bag and filled the food dish. “I guess we all have our weaknesses.”
Jinx just chewed and gave her the death glare again.