[Admittedly this isn’t, technically, the weirdest thing they have been through.
It’s actually pretty tame for WICKED: there are no monsters being thrown at them, no maze, no struggling to survive day by day and figure out the meaning of it all. Honestly, pretending to be married to his best friend ranks pretty low on the scale of horribleness. No one is getting hurt, no one is suffering and everyone gets to have a meal each day.
Which is why they are stuck like this. As long as they are doing this, as long as long as they keep on faking the test is going just as they expected and they aren’t pulled outside, as long as they don’t figure out something went wrong with the devices in their head and they have gotten most of their memories back… things will stay like this. And that’s a good thing.
So why is this whole situation putting him on edge? Why does he feel like something’s wrong, like something isn’t like it shouldn’t be?]
IS THIS TOO VAGUE idk
It’s actually pretty tame for WICKED: there are no monsters being thrown at them, no maze, no struggling to survive day by day and figure out the meaning of it all. Honestly, pretending to be married to his best friend ranks pretty low on the scale of horribleness. No one is getting hurt, no one is suffering and everyone gets to have a meal each day.
Which is why they are stuck like this. As long as they are doing this, as long as long as they keep on faking the test is going just as they expected and they aren’t pulled outside, as long as they don’t figure out something went wrong with the devices in their head and they have gotten most of their memories back… things will stay like this. And that’s a good thing.
So why is this whole situation putting him on edge? Why does he feel like something’s wrong, like something isn’t like it shouldn’t be?]
You did promise me a happy ending, I guess.