Who: Helena and Delilah
When: mid-morning
Where: camp
Rating: G
Delilah? Didn't feel so hot. In fact, she felt more or less like stepped-on crap. She couldn't even really remember who she'd lain with that night, only that she didn't feel like she could get warm at
all. And so far the morning hadn't been any different. She had her pillow, yes, but that wasn't the same as a
blanket. Gods, why hadn't she kept her apartment colder and just piled blankets up on top of herself? What she wouldn't give for a down comforter. And even though the sun was up, she didn't seem to be absorbing any of it. Someone had made a fire in the middle of camp for breakfast, and even though it had gotten low, the Ukranian shuffled her way over to it, shoulders hunched. She sat down in front of it and pulled her legs up to her chest, tugging her t-shirt down over them like a kid, so she was just a little ball.
She was so disoriented, with the move. Her feet hurt, her sunburn ached, she felt cold and sweaty at the same time. Delilah wondered dully if she was getting some alien disease. Maybe she wouldn't last long here. She propped her chin on one knee and tried not to look too pitiful. Maybe once she warmed up, she'd go find something useful to do. Just a few more minutes ...
( Are you feeling all right? )