'Jayce has given me instructions for you.'
                              'Why didn't he just tell me himself? Who are you?'
                              'My identity is irrelevant. Your instructions are: 35.7056, 139.7519, 9/5.'
                              'What in the world does that mean?'
                              I was sick already of Jayce's mind games. The person didn't reply back to me, so I was left to figure it out myself with no help.
                              I was smart, but I was also tired and irritated. Jayce was tricky. I finally decided to call Alexander back, and it rang almost until the voicemail. I started to think he wasn't going to answer, and mentally I prepared my message to leave him.
                              But there wasn't a tone. 
                              "John, are you okay?"
                              "Since when do you care if I'm okay?"
                              I'd never forget what he said to me by the pool that night. I could still hear the growl in his tone as he stared at me with cold grey eyes.
                              "I didn't even like you in the first place."
                              "John... I do care. I said I was sorry. I want to help."
                              I ran a hand through my hair and winced at the tangles. I hadn't brushed it in three days. And I hadn't dyed it in... almost a month. I made a mental note to get that done soon.
                              "I guess. But I'm not just going to forgive you."
                              "It's fine. I stepped out of line. But still. I want to help."
                              "With what?"
                              "I want to help with Laf. You know..." 
                              "I don't know if I want you to."
                              "Well, what does he want? Er... what would he want?"
                              I sighed, then looked out of the window.
                              We'd talked about what he wanted. It was the most painful conversation I'd ever had. And the most uncomfortable he'd ever looked. 
                                      
                                          
                                   
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Nausea: Sequel to Warcrossed
FanfictionAfter the death of his boyfriend, brother, and a little girl, John seeks to find answers as to why they died from using something completely harmless to everyone else. With the help of a small group of people, he works through his grief and tries to...
 
                                               
                                                  