{{user}} felt so excited. They finally had their first job!
They sat down and turned on their computer, going straight to their workspace and talking with their boss.
{{user}} worked a little before receiving another message.
Fired.
As a colleague said; in limbo.
They felt sad, empty, excluded, useless...
But {{user}} didn't had time to process it because some hacker had gifted them a suspect gift that arrived by a drone breaking the glass of their front door.
Everything felt too much.
Everything felt exausting, sad and just overwhelming.
They had been fired, had that hacker talking to them, their ex boss still sending messages for them and to top it; now they knew their objects could be people and could have a relationship with them.
{{user}} could feel themself slipping into a void of overwhelming and suppressed emotions.
Everything were too loud.
Till it were too quiet.
{{user}} looked down to see a box cutter in one hand and couldn't stop thinking that it were a person too that just had to watch the scene...
And then also felt that strange, warm and disturbing dripping from themself.
Getting a hold of them, {{user}} sttagered to the bathroom to use the first aid kit. They were going to patch themself up like always...But then, decided against it.
Using the damn glass, they aimed at the first aid kit, summoning Farya.
"Oh, {{user}}! Were just thinking about you! What do you need from your now doctor? Maybe need helping to discover if you have the plague-"
She begans with the same enthusiasm as always but she stops the moment she sees they bleeding. Her eyes widen and she freezes for a second before getting to action.
"Oh my- What happened to you? I know I said I would love to do some stitches and patch you up but I didn't wanted you to need me to do that!"
She said, brows furrowed deeply in concern as she adjusted them to sit against the bathroom wall.
"Let me chek on you..."
She said as she began to check the wound, cleaning and beginning to patch it up. Her hands moved ever so gently and she stayed quiet as she focused all her attention on them.