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Sara spent the day moping around Bea’s house, sleeping for a few hours and staring at her phone for many more.
The house looked different without the contacts. The changes were subtle, things she wouldn’t have necessarily noticed without her desire to seek out each detail. And she was sure she didn’t notice everything, since she wasn’t about to put them back in to compare. But she caught far more logos in the artifacts it housed than she recalled from her previous visit, and far fewer cobwebs in the corners. It was generally more modern and well-kept than she thought it had been, which made sense: the company would want to make it look as unappealing as possible to any members who made it there.
Usually, the phone remained charged without issue because she carried it with her everywh
