Jo woke up on her second day in Riverblossom Hills
She looked around the shack she now lived in, remembering her family and the home she used to have...
After a quick, cold, shower
She went into what passed for a kitchen and made herself some waffles
Crying as she did so
Before making her way back to the graveyard
to visit, and mourn, her family
She didn't want to leave them, or go back to her shack, so she found a bench in the corner
And read her cookery book until it was time to go to work
Her shift was busy, frenetic even, and the constant work left her little time to get to know her co-workers or impress her boss
Leaving the restaurant she felt terrible, so many people around had left her almost crippled with shyness and her grief was overpowering
When she got home all that awaited her were bills in the letterbox
After a quick meal of leftover salad
And another bout of tears
She curled up on her bed with her book for a few minutes reading
Before diving under the covers to sleep
And dream of her losses
The next day followed a similar pattern, tears as she got ready for the day
Followed by a morning in the graveyard, mourning her family and reading
Before dashing off to work
Another manic shift
Before heading home for reading
And sleep, she hadn't even had the energy or motivation to clean the dishes or pick her clothes up from the ground
Poor Jo! She certainly is having a hard time.
ReplyDeleteI love her house.
I hope she finds some happiness soon! I feel so bad for your pixelated Jo!!!
ReplyDeleteScratch that: after reading her generation roll, it doesn't look she will. :( Poor girl.
And I agree with yang. I love that house.
No, sorry, she's really not going to have a happy life I'm afraid :(
ReplyDeleteThe house is awesome for the type of place I wanted her to be stuck in
Poor Jo!!! What a horrible cycle!
ReplyDeleteOh, how sad! Poor Jo!
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