damage/salvage
Feb. 7th, 2013 10:51 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
John had been out on patrol when his ring alerted him to an incoming message from Guy of only John’s name and nothing else. It was like some sort of bizarre ring-page that set him on edge. Guy was the talkative sort. If he wanted you for something, he’d let you know exactly what it was when he called, or at least give you enough information to make you curious. This was just… odd.
So he sent a response:
[RING TEXT] Guy? I got your message. What’s up?
A few minutes later, he sent another:
[RING TEXT] Guy? Are you awake? Why did you message me?
Ten minutes later, he sent a text to Guy’s phone:
[TEXT] Guy. Are you there? What’s going on?
Eight minutes later, he called Guy’s apartment landline.
No answer.
Two minutes later, John was on his way to L.A., now considerably worried about his friend. True, if Guy had company, he might not answer his cellphone or the landline. If Guy had company, he definitely wouldn’t be answering either of those. But there was no way that a functioning GL, busy (in any way that could mean) or not, would not respond to their ring, especially after sending a message first.
( first assault )
So he sent a response:
[RING TEXT] Guy? I got your message. What’s up?
A few minutes later, he sent another:
[RING TEXT] Guy? Are you awake? Why did you message me?
Ten minutes later, he sent a text to Guy’s phone:
[TEXT] Guy. Are you there? What’s going on?
Eight minutes later, he called Guy’s apartment landline.
No answer.
Two minutes later, John was on his way to L.A., now considerably worried about his friend. True, if Guy had company, he might not answer his cellphone or the landline. If Guy had company, he definitely wouldn’t be answering either of those. But there was no way that a functioning GL, busy (in any way that could mean) or not, would not respond to their ring, especially after sending a message first.
( first assault )