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842528 No. 842528 ID: 15a025

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No. 862165 ID: 15a025
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862165

She slowly walks to the desk and turns the computer screen around. After that I hear her digging through some drawers.
Candy: "What'cha looking for?"

Marsh: "Heads up!"

She tosses something towards me.
Candy: "What's this?"

Marsh: "Some kind of tiny magnifying glass. Will that work?"

I take a quick peek through it.

Candy: "Yeah, this should work. Thanks Marsh."

She starts clicking away at her keyboard.
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No. 862166 ID: 15a025
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862166

I leave Marsh to work on those computer papers, and goto my room so I can finally read Officer Nibbles' note.

"Keep a close eye on those earrings Candy, there's been a lot of jewelry thefts in town lately. Don't let those fall into the wrong hands. A criminal running around with magic earrings is the last thing this city needs."

"P.S. Don't let me catch your 'Pet' running around town."

"P.S.S. If this note's too small to read, just let me know and I'll go out to the car for a magnifying glass for you."
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No. 862183 ID: 3ce125

>>862166
Don't worry, if we get stolen we'll be sure to give them bad advice. Or make sure they don't do anything too bad, anyway.

...hmm, I wonder if your sister would want to borrow us at one point?
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No. 862187 ID: 91ee5f

>>862165
Aw, damnit, I just thought of a prank we could’ve pulled on Marsh! You should’ve sat at her computer with the monitor facing you, called her into the room, and then when she came into the room, you could’ve pretended you were looking at her computer and then said, “Wow, Marsh, this is a lot of porn! I didn’t know you could be so kinky!”

It would’ve been funny and I thought of it too late! DX

>>862166
>"Keep a close eye on those earrings Candy, there's been a lot of jewelry thefts in town lately. Don't let those fall into the wrong hands. A criminal running around with magic earrings is the last thing this city needs."
Meh, even if we did get stolen, we wouldn’t help whoever took us, so we’d be pretty useless to the thief.

Still, it’d be nice to not get stolen in the first place.

>”P.S. Don't let me catch your 'Pet' running around town."
What? Not even in an emergency when we’d need Tybalt? But those are the times when we’d need him the most!

>”P.S.S. If this note's too small to read, just let me know and I'll go out to the car for a magnifying glass for you."
*facepalm*

Nibbles, how are we supposed to tell you we need a magnifying glass if we can’t read that in the first place?!

Well, I guess now that that’s outta the way, is there anything else to do before going to bed or should you just go to bed?

.....and maybe hide us under your pillow or something? It’ll be harder to steal us that way! Unless you’re a really heavy sleeper, which hopefully you aren’t!
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No. 862321 ID: 3abd97

>I mean, yay! I get to sit and fight with it trying to enter in all sorts of paperwork tonight.
Uh, sorry Marsh! We thought you wanted it fixed.

>>862166
>Don't worry, if we get stolen we'll be sure to give them bad advice.
Still we'd prefer not to get stolen if possible thank you.

>P.S.
Yes, Tybalt is for emergencies only. ...cuddle emergencies on cold nights probably don't count, unfortunately.

>P.S.S.
Now she's just messing with you. :v
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No. 862707 ID: 68550e

I guess one thing you can do is set us under your pillow when you sleep, so if this criminal is around they have to go through that if they want us.
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No. 862937 ID: de6d84

Go by Marsh's room and ask if there's anything you're able to help with, if she'll let you/needs any.
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No. 864278 ID: 15a025
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864278

>Don't worry, if we get stolen we'll be sure to give them bad advice. Or make sure they don't do anything too bad, anyway.
>even if we did get stolen, we wouldn’t help whoever took us, so we’d be pretty useless to the thief.
Thanks for the re-assurance. Don't suppose you'd try and haunt them while you're all at it as well?

>...hmm, I wonder if your sister would want to borrow us at one point?
Yeah, if she ever "borrows" you, haunt her especially.

>Go by Marsh's room and ask if there's anything you're able to help with, if she'll let you/needs any.
I head back up to Marsh's and room and ask if there's anything I can do to help.

Marsh: "Hate having to rely on the stuff, but some caffeine to...no wait, coffee maker's busted."

Candy: "What happened to it?"

Marsh: "Sugar happened to it."

You'd think sugar and coffee would go well together, guess my sister begs to differ.
>Is there anything else to do before going to bed or should you just go to bed?
Candy: "Anything else need to be done around here Marsh?"

Marsh: "Yeah this computer needs to be done!"

It starts beeping a couple of times

Marsh: "I swear if you freeze or shut down without saving, you'll be shut down the window!"

I wince for a second, hoping she didn't get up to do just that.

The computer dings

Marsh: "Yeah that's what I thought!"
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No. 864279 ID: 15a025
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864279

With that, I head to my empty room and hit the hay before the computer really does die on Marsh.

> I guess one thing you can do is set us under your pillow when you sleep, so if this criminal is around they have to go through that if they want us.

Good thinking! I take off the earring and place it under the pillow for safe keeping. Goodnight!

To be continued..?
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No. 864280 ID: 15a025
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864280

At some obscenely late and exhausting time of night...

I get up hearing something banging on a door somewhere? I can also hear Marsh is pounding away at the keyboard upstairs too? I'd let Marsh handle or check
whatever's making all the noise, but she's probably busy enough dealing with that computer. I fumble around with the earring and get it back on properly.
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No. 864281 ID: 15a025
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864281

I roll out of my room and find someone's knocking on the front door? Only person I can think of is my sister. I ask to double check anyway.
Candy: "That you sis?"

Sugar?: "No, it's the police. Of course it's me! Now let me in before I freeze my hoofs off!"
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No. 864300 ID: b1b4f3

>>864281
Who knows what the cultists are capable of. Get visual confirmation before you open that door.
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No. 864323 ID: 91ee5f

Get a visual to make sure it’s your sister.
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No. 864338 ID: 3abd97

>>864281
Man I wish we could still do that blindar trick so we could tell if it was someone purple through the door.

Does it sound like your sister?

Might want to confirm identity by peeking through a window or peephole, if there is one. Or you could just ask something she should know the answer to. Something from your childhood, for instance.
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No. 864523 ID: 38de21

Ask her three things only you two would know.
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No. 864559 ID: 91ee5f

>>864323
Wait, this is her house, she should have her own key to get in here! She shouldn’t need to be asking to be let in!

And she can’t say she lost her keys because she drove her car, which has both her car keys and her house keys on the key chain!
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No. 864738 ID: 15a025
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864738

>Wait, this is her house, she should have her own key to get in here! She shouldn’t need to be asking to be let in! She can’t say she lost her keys because she drove her car, which has both her car keys and her house keys on the key chain!
If Marsh was right about her being out drinking all night, I'd hope she didn't drive home. Knowing my sister though, I wouldn't be surprised if she did drive home drunk.

>Who knows what the cultists are capable of. Get visual confirmation before you open that door.
No peep holes or windows in sight. While it sucks I can't see her to make sure, at least I don't have to worry about something breaking in through a window.

>you could just ask something she should know the answer to. Something from your childhood, for instance.
>Ask her three things only you two would know.
Candy: "Paranoia check, in what grade did I do so bad in that the old man sent me away to study, where did he send me to study, and what class was it."

Sugar: "Are serious right now! Cut the crap and open the door, I'm freezing!"

Candy: "Just answer the question."

She starts mocking my voice now,
Sugar: "Meh, just open the door!"

>Does it sound like your sister?
Yeah, it's her voice alright, or a dead on impersonation of it.

I stand there and wait.

Sugar: "Ugh fine. It was back in third grade, he sent ya to uncle's place for the summer, and it was history class."
I fumble around with the door and let her in.
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No. 864739 ID: 15a025
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864739

I'm not sure why, but I'm getting the impression she didn't have that great of a night either.
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No. 864743 ID: 3d2d5f

Sorry sis, had a freaky night with the friendly neighborhood cultists. How was your day?
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No. 864760 ID: 91ee5f

>>864739
Tell her that you’re a little paranoid from a bunch of assholes that attacked when you were closing the shop and you thought they followed you here and were pretending to be her to get in here.

>>864743
Let’s not call them cultists yet. As far as we know, they’re just a bunch of assholes in purple robes.
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No. 865015 ID: de6d84

Night's been weird, you doing okay?
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No. 865096 ID: 094652

>>864739
Let me put it this way:

She looks sober. Run for your life.
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No. 865327 ID: 15a025
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865327

>Sorry sis, had a freaky night with the friendly neighborhood cultists. How was your day?
>Let’s not call them cultists yet. As far as we know, they’re just a bunch of assholes in purple robes
>Night's been weird, you doing okay?

Candy: "Sorry about that, had a pretty creepy night with the local jerks in town. What happened to you?"

Sugar: "Just say rough night of drinkun."

Candy: "You going to be alright?"

Sugar: "Yeah, I'll-"
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No. 865328 ID: 15a025
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865328

Candy: "Great... You okay sis?"

...

Candy: "Sis?"

...
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No. 865329 ID: 15a025
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865329

Candy: "That's probably not good..."
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No. 865349 ID: 08227f

Sit her up so she doesn't choke on her own vomit, assuming that is vomit.
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No. 865364 ID: b1b4f3

If a drunk person passes out you put them on their left side, legs and arms bent and close together, chin up(but still pointed to the side) and mouth directed downwards at an angle so any vomit drains out. That is called the "recovery position". Make sure she's breathing properly. If she's choking on that vomit you need to call 911.
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No. 865393 ID: 91ee5f

>>865364
Do all of this.
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No. 866364 ID: 15a025
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866364

>Sit her up so she doesn't choke on her own vomit, assuming that is vomit.
Yeah that's vomit alright. At least it's on the floor and not me.

>If a drunk person passes out you put them on their left side, legs and arms bent and close together, chin up(but still pointed to the side) and mouth directed downwards at an angle so any vomit drains out. That is called the "recovery position". Make sure she's breathing properly.

I roll her up over to the stairs and get her into the recovery position. After that I check and make sure she's still breathing. What's next?
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No. 866382 ID: 6780f5

Get Marsh to help you carry your sister to bed, and maybe get something to clean up that vomit with.
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No. 866463 ID: 3abd97

>>866364
Monitoring her and cleaning up are probably the next priorities.
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No. 866595 ID: 15a025
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866595

>Get Marsh to help you carry your sister to bed, and maybe get something to clean up that vomit with.
>Monitoring her and cleaning up are probably the next priorities.
Candy: "Marsh, can you come down here please!"

I hear her whip a door open and groan when she looks down the stairs.

Marsh: "I'll go get the mop..."
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No. 866596 ID: 15a025
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866596

She quickly creaks her way down the stairs, and shortly comes back with a mop and a bucket.

Marsh: "I'll haul her up to bed, you go get some snow to melt for the mop water.

Candy: "What do I melt the snow with?"

She lets out a big yawn.

Marsh: "I don't know, the microwave or something?"
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No. 866599 ID: b1b4f3

Well you could do that if you put it in a bowl or other microwave-safe container first. It's gonna take forever though.
Still hard to believe you guys don't have any tapwater.
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No. 866604 ID: 6780f5

Snow is next to impervious to microwaves, so that would make it a pain to melt like that. It would be less of a pain to just mop with the snow and let it melt from the room-/vomit-temperature, with the added benefit of cooling the vomit down so it doesn't smell as much.
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No. 866614 ID: 3abd97

>>866596
Man you guys need to get the pipes fixed.

Assuming you guy have heat, maybe you want to fill a bucket or the tub with snow so it will melt and you'll have water the next time you need it.
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No. 866695 ID: 15a025
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866695

>Well you could do that if you put it in a bowl or other microwave-safe container first. It's gonna take forever though. Still hard to believe you guys don't have any tapwater.

>Snow is next to impervious to microwaves, so that would make it a pain to melt like that. It would be less of a pain to just mop with the snow and let it melt from the room-/vomit-temperature, with the added benefit of cooling the vomit down so it doesn't smell as much.

I don't feel like standing around a microwave all night or day? waiting to melt snow in a microwave. Guess it's the lazy way for now. I step outside for a quick moment to fill the bucket with snow and get to mopping.
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No. 866696 ID: 15a025
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866696

The snow crunches, splushes, and crinkles as I mop up the floor with it...
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No. 866698 ID: 15a025
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866698

Wait, snow doesn't 'crinkle'...

Egh... great. That's the mail on the ground. Better be just junk mail else-
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No. 866699 ID: 15a025
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866699

I gotta come up with a good excuse for this.
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No. 866715 ID: 08227f

Say Sugar used her hands to break her fall/dropped it near her face when she passed out, and then threw up on the letter, so you couldn't see it under the vomit.
Also take it out of there and hang it somewhere to dry so Marsh can hopefully read it later.
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No. 866719 ID: 91ee5f

>>866715
This.
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No. 867504 ID: 15a025
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867504

>Say Sugar used her hands to break her fall/dropped it near her face when she passed out, and then threw up on the letter, so you couldn't see it under the vomit. Also take it out of there and hang it somewhere to dry so Marsh can hopefully read it later.

It's better than anything I can come up with. I quickly grab the soggy letters and put them on the stairs for now. After that I finish mopping up the floor.
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No. 867505 ID: 15a025
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867505

Just as I start looking for somewhere to put the mop away, Marsh comes back down.

Candy: "How's my sister doing?"

Marsh: "She's in bed, out like a light. How's mopping up the floor going?"

Candy: "Not too good."

Marsh: "Can't be too bad if you're still dry."

Candy: "I might be, but the mail sure isn't."

Marsh: "This better not be going where I think it is."

Candy: "Sugar must have dropped it when she passed out, and then-"

Marsh: "I'm just going to pretend you mopped it up or something. Hopefully it was just bills and junk for her to deal with."

Candy: "There's a letter in there for you Marsh."
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No. 867506 ID: 15a025
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867506

I hear her mutter something, but couldn't understand her. She stomps over to the stairs where I put the mail and snatches her letter out of it.

Marsh: "This better be something telling me I just won the lottery or some free drinks."

She uses one of her claws the rip open the letter and starts reading it.

Candy: "What is it?"
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No. 867507 ID: 15a025
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867507

I hear her breathing pretty heavily.

Marsh: "Sign that I need to go to bed, that's what."

She stomps off to her room.

Should I maybe go talk to her, or should I just call it a night myself too?
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No. 867580 ID: 08227f

She probably wants some time alone if she's that angry. Just let her know "you'll help her out if she wants it, so don't be afraid to ask", and leave it at that.
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No. 867659 ID: 3abd97

>>867507
Probably best not to push it. If she wanted to talk, she wouldn't have left, and it is late.
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No. 868013 ID: 15a025
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868013

>She probably wants some time alone if she's that angry. Just let her know you'll help her out if she wants it, so don't be afraid to ask.
>Probably best not to push it. If she wanted to talk, she wouldn't have left, and it is late.
Yeah, I'm having a hard time staying here awake myself. As I head off to my room, I let Marsh know I'm around if she needs help with anything. I don't hear her reply back.

I take my sweater off and hop into bed. Goodnight earring earring ghosts!

To be continued...
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No. 868061 ID: 3abd97

>>868013
Goodnight, Candy.
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