ambiguouscaptain
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- Joined
- May 12, 2016
"Y-yeah, I think I can m-manage," I cringe as I place a touch of weight on my ankle. Swapping out the cane for the more supportive yet cumbersome crutches, I work my way through my place, around furniture. My thankfulness for Kat's cleaning is renewed - it would be absolutely awful to trip and stumble over the mountains of boxes and clothes that littered the floor a few days ago.
I flip the light on as I enter my bedroom, propping the crutches against my computer desk. The screensaver dances and bounces around the screen, multi-colored curvy lines that fill the screen with a myriad of shapes. Sitting on the bed, I slip off my shoes, wincing a bit at the new throb of pain in my ankle.
I hear Kat as she enters the condo, closing and locking the door behind me. The rustle of bags as she moves closer, and then she enters my room with a smile and bounce.
I flip the light on as I enter my bedroom, propping the crutches against my computer desk. The screensaver dances and bounces around the screen, multi-colored curvy lines that fill the screen with a myriad of shapes. Sitting on the bed, I slip off my shoes, wincing a bit at the new throb of pain in my ankle.
I hear Kat as she enters the condo, closing and locking the door behind me. The rustle of bags as she moves closer, and then she enters my room with a smile and bounce.