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[for will; silent darrow]
Mar. 30th, 2025 02:53 pmThis can't be happening.
Stan tells himself he's overreacting, that he's just having a hard time connecting with Will. It doesn't have to mean to very worst. His phone could be dead, and that's why Stan hasn't heard from him since yesterday morning. He could be wrapped up in a project, and that's why he's not with the usual people or in the usual places.
He doesn't panic outwardly, because he knows he has a tendency to make things so much worse in his head. If anyone asks questions, once he's confirmed Will's not there, he just tells them he thinks Will's phone might be dead.
There's no reason to think Will could be--
Only he checks some of their usual places themselves, and still nothing,
"Please," he murmurs, looking down at his phone, at the last message he'd sent. "Please be somewhere."
Stan tells himself he's overreacting, that he's just having a hard time connecting with Will. It doesn't have to mean to very worst. His phone could be dead, and that's why Stan hasn't heard from him since yesterday morning. He could be wrapped up in a project, and that's why he's not with the usual people or in the usual places.
He doesn't panic outwardly, because he knows he has a tendency to make things so much worse in his head. If anyone asks questions, once he's confirmed Will's not there, he just tells them he thinks Will's phone might be dead.
There's no reason to think Will could be--
Only he checks some of their usual places themselves, and still nothing,
"Please," he murmurs, looking down at his phone, at the last message he'd sent. "Please be somewhere."
