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She wasn't around much anymore, evidently. It wasn't like she really needed to be, either— she wasn't a nurse anymore, so she could just simply exist, as miserable as it got at times. But it wasn't as if being demoted had really been a good thing, either— of course, yes, her anxiety worsened even more post the announcement. But at least she didn't have to try to pretend that all she wanted to do was not hide all the time anymore. Though, it was probably pretty obvious that she hadn't wanted it in the first place.
She had slipped quietly out of her little living space. She was generally pretty unnoticed with it— of course, she had to get food every once in a while, though she was rather thin— more than before —due to her lack of interest in getting up. But hey, she was alive. How fabulous. Paint was an issue, definitely, so here she was to get more— and then she decided, for once, she could spend time in the sunshine.
Her paintbrush was balanced in between her jaws expertly as if she'd done this longer than she had even been alive (which she technically had), and wish that, blue paint began to form swirling lines across the walls of a building to form an ocean. She didn't know why she picked the ocean. It was vast and overwhelming, yet she felt some odd sort of longing for it.