Danganronpa: ocem

Chapter 3 Part 8

Alyssa: What?

I told Alyssa everything, she had to know.

Alyssa: Oh this is a mess she's a mess-

Ashlyn: I know, and I don't know what to do about it.

Alyssa: I don't think we can do anything about it. Ashton told you not to tell anyone?

Ashlyn: Well yes, I feel so bad now...

Alyssa: I promise I won't tell anyone, you don't have to feel bad.

Ashlyn: Are you going to talk to Sophie?

Alyssa: Oh heck no. I'll leave that to Ashton or you or something.

Ashlyn: Oh.

Alyssa: Anyway I think you should get going now, It's 420 time.

Ashlyn: What?

Alyssa: Cannabis.

Ashlyn: You know this shit isn't good for your health.

Alyssa: I'm gonna die anyway, might as well numb the pain while you're at it.

Ashlyn: Hm.

Alyssa: Anyway, see you. And be careful okay?

Ashlyn: Oh uh, thanks.

I left Alyssa's room.

I headed back to my dorm.

Hm. I don't really have anything to do right now, I guess I'll go find someone to hang out with.

- - - FREE TIME START - - -

Miyoshi: Hey Ash, you coming to hang out?

Ashlyn: Yes, actually.

Miyoshi: Well I actually do need your help with something. 

Ashlyn: What is it? I'm happy to do anything if it passes time.

Miyoshi: Well Alyssa said that she'd pay me if I helped her sort out the things in the pharmacy and pack them into boxes to be sent to her room. She says she's trying to find the perfect drug to send her on the perfect trip. 

Ashlyn: So how are we supposed to sort them?

Miyoshi: She says that on the packet will be a code for the type of drug. We need to sort them according to the letter at the back of the code. So the A drugs go with the other A drugs. 

Ashlyn: Seems easy enough, let's get sorting.

Miyoshi and I spent some time sorting out drugs for Alyssa.

Ashlyn: Here's the last one, it's a C drug.

Miyoshi: Put it in the box.

I put the last packet into the box labeled "C"

Ashlyn: How much are you getting paid to do this?

Miyoshi: I usually don't condone this kind of behavior and drug thingies, but she's paying me thirty dollars.

Ashlyn: That seems like very little for all the work we just did. 

I looked at the empty pharmacy, shelves completely empty, piles of unknown drugs in their respective boxes.

Miyoshi: Well, organising stuff is quite therapeutic to me, and I really can't ask for much when I'm a small mathematician making about $300 a month doing data filing. I use the money to pay my family's rent. You'd understand right? You're an artist.