Pillow Talks
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  • Parts 2
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Ongoing, First published Oct 27, 2019
Cady Myles loves sleeping.

She has 9 hours of uninterrupted sleep daily, and also takes naps in between classes.  To her, sleep is more important than food.  Her teachers shake their heads at her habits, but have nothing to say  due to her perfect grades. However, her perfect world is shattered when she gets diagnosed with hypersomnia.

Ethan Anderson always has black bags under his eyes. 

It's no wonder that he suffers from insomnia, but he regularly takes doses of sleeping pills. An overdose of sleeping pills, however, lands him in therapy, beside Cady Myles.

"You don't get to wake me up in the middle of the night, Anderson.  Do that once again, you'll see stars and cacti eating humans in your  in your dreams."
"You're gon' be disappointed, Myles. I don't have dreams, or nightmares in this matter."


A whirlwind of emotions, late night texting, and mumbling into pillows- Cady and Ethan try their best to help each other.
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