“Ugh, I hate this”, Kalis sighed. The thump that followed was so loud Báine She swivelled her work chair. In the middle of the room Kalis lay belly up, arms and legs splayed out, a workbook and notebook between her legs. “Let’s retire”, Kalis pushed her stationary away.
“You go ahead”, Báine turned back and turned on her desk light, “I have another page to finish.”
“Aye”, the room’s lights went off. One rambunctious rustle and satisfied sigh later made Báine whip around. Kalis already cocooned herself in the sheets.
“How did she get up so quickly?” Báine was a little envious. It’s already October and she can’t climb into her bed that easily. “I still have until upper-six to get used to it.”
About a half hour later, Báine followed Kalis’ lead. She put away her things and packed for the
