Anonymous Sat 06 Jul 2024 01:29:49 No.67155904 Report

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>>67155814
Fang looks sick, paler and more sluggish than usual. Anon is the only one that seems to notice this, or at least care as this goes on for the next few days, and is utterly disgusted at everyone’s apathy. Suddenly, she’s looking better than ever the next day because she was only shedding her skin, leaving anon dumbfounded

Anonymous Sat 06 Jul 2024 04:11:15 No.67159903 Report

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>>67155904

>I glance over to Fang who's yawning. This pit in my stomach still refusing to lift. For the last day and a half she's been paler and borderline bedridden. I ask, yet again.
>"You sure you're feeling well?"
>"Dweeb I'm fine." Another stretch. She clearly isn't.
>"Dude you're like their mom. Just lay off." I grit my teeth at Trish dogpiling me here. I even look over to find Reed simply shrugging. Son of a bitch they're all just letting her suffer. Not on my watch.
>I end up heading to her house after school. Her dad doesn't show up until about an hour after she does so I have some one-on-one time with her mother. I hate to have to pull rank like this but to hell with it. I ring the doorbell.
>There Sam is, opening the door.
>"Oh, Anon! Lucy didn't tell me you were coming over." I notice even she herself is a bit paler than usual.
>"This is a bit of a surprise visit, sorry." I shrug and step in. I notice she's headed to the stairs and I stop her.
>"Actually I wanted to speak to you." Sam blinks a few times before leading me to the kitchen. She silently serves the both of us some tea as we take our seats on the stools.
>"So F- Lucy has been a bit sick the last few days and I'm super worried about her."
>"Oh?"
>"Yeah. She's been pale and low energy. At first I thought she'd be better in a day or two but we're coming up on day three now. I think you might even share it." I gesture to her arm.
>Her face goes from slightly worried to warmly happy.
>"Oh, dear. Come here a second." she gestures me over.
>I step close and she reaches down to her sickly looking skin and reaches down. Peeling off a scale. I recoil.
>"M-Miss Aaron!?"
>"Saurians sometimes shed scales in a large chunks. Happens every couple of years. She'll be better in a few days." I let loose a huge sigh.
>"So she'll be fine?"
cont one more.

Anonymous Sat 06 Jul 2024 04:13:05 No.67159942 Report

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>>67159903
>"A bit pinker once she has the full shed for a bit but otherwise fine." A sweet smile is given to me. I nod and start to head out, Sam waving at me from behind. I give her a cursory goodbye and head home.
>And lo, not but a few days later a very lighter Fang shows to class. Very energetic too. I smile as she just about explodes in excitement over the band again.

Fin, short and sweet

>>67159843
Lets hear it, then. Let me know if you want me to tell you if you got it right.

>>67155889
Next, probably last.