coffee II
The devil, I cried.
Damian's throat cracked with relief when he finally stood before the urinal. Four cups of coffee. Something that he after careful consideration could now check off of experience as a bad idea.
burned behind his eyes there, and his eyes too. The neon lights of the ceiling seemed mirrored in his brain, where it periodically in a large, amorphous mass pressed against his skull, and it passed with a bitter taste on his tongue, slowly up into his stomach continued.
When he washed his hands, he thought for a moment, to simply throw up in the pelvis and increase freely for the rest of the day. Swine flu fake. Or typhoid fever. Checking it looked in the mirror, even if he were to pale enough, and gave his eyes a one plus rings. Sometimes you have to do his confidence some good.
Then he tried to flatten his thick hair with wet hands something - an unfortunately rather pointless - and stumbled when going over the carpet edge and he fell forward with his arms against the steel railings, which the office corridor battening of three stories deep storage, and hoped before the startled vibrato of the metal, that the No one had seen.
He sought his knee, she found in the trousers of his suit and sat up suddenly again, her hand already on the tie. This has now seen none. This has now seen definitely someone that I know you, Murphy, probably it was the boss, now stands silent, with only a raised eyebrow and a coffee cup in hand there and wonders why he has set an idiot , and the coffee he tolerates probably infinitely better, and Damian looked over his shoulder and saw the girl put the boss her curly head from the kitchen, with obviously a concerned facial expression, and purely out of reflex, because confronted with her breasts, he thought: That's fucking worse .
"Have you done something?" She asked softly, his eyes a little.
"Neinein. Everything is fine." He was very nice and warm, which was on closer inspection, quite uncomfortable, as it was originally presumed to be caused by a spontaneous walking blood flow from his neck to his forehead. However, he did not dare to break the eye contact, he was a little bit, as the boss looked him in person, together with a small heap of misery, looking, because he took longer than about three seconds, transported without a word rather unpleasant implications. This opaque captors history. And of course this company. And so on.
was all the same it is not - but she had just asked him something and he had not been listening, because he had wasted too many thoughts in his head his brain hit the head on the table asdfhöföhafö.
"What?" He clung to the railing because he had nothing else. From corner of his eye he saw happen to a small, bluish-kind item is the warehouse.
"What happened?" She repeated patiently, or at least he took it. In reply, he shook his head defensively at first, without having to be aware of that.
"Euhm.'m Probably alittle bit bleary-eyed or something," he then gave to some quiet, "remarked the shake of the head, ordered a stop and rolled out an embarrassed grin on his face.
in their facial expressions changed something. He was not quite sure where it came from. or what - if? - She wanted to tell him so. Slowly he felt in this company, as a fucking autistic. Fortunately, they turned him from any self-pity from fairly quickly by she opened her mouth.
"Do something a little break with me. Pascal takes a while anyway, and I'm already looking forward to his long time employees."
Damian blinked. He felt as if his square skull suddenly five right angle.
. "Ehm I'm still - well, the thing is, know that fact." He mumbled a little to herself as she pushed the door and sat on the folding chairs that were placed in a corner of the kitchen around a white card table.
"Tell me what are you doing this?"
"I would actually," she continued Damian into the void, was always quiet, and finally toddles behind inconsolable.
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