"Professionally... Professionally." Elijah rubbed his right eyebrow and contemplated the question and the word itself, tasting how it felt. "Yeah. I guess? I get paid. I wouldn't call it a career. It's a job." He nodded. He was rambling. The room was cold but he still felt damp and sweaty inside the jumpsuit, mostly from the experience of encountering the ghost with a heavily charged piece of equipment tied to his back.
He sighed and stood up, going to collected the trap.
"I'm supposed to have coworkers. We're a little dry right now." His voice went higher as he admitted the truth.
"What are you really doing here?" he asked, directing the conversation her way.
no subject
He sighed and stood up, going to collected the trap.
"I'm supposed to have coworkers. We're a little dry right now." His voice went higher as he admitted the truth.
"What are you really doing here?" he asked, directing the conversation her way.