"That's the one! He seemed nice enough to me." Which isn't to say that he's not also a dick, but whatever. Most of the people she's been friends with for years are also kind of mean. "He's really good at pinball."
"You should know that that sounds really ominous, Steve." Chrissy is fairly certain she's never heard good news following that phrase, so she decides to take her cute little sweatshirt and pull up a seat in front a nearby shelf. If she's going to get more bad news, at least she's going to be comfortable while doing so.
She's quiet when he begins, and has to fight the urge to interrupt several times because what he's saying sounds completely out there. But seeing and hearing things that weren't supposed to be there had also seemed really weird, especially when she still thought it just meant she was losing her mind. Hearing that there was another reason for it doesn't make it any better, honestly.
Hearing about other monsters and secret Russian bases isn't what she was expecting to deal with today, but she supposes it could be worse. Maybe. She'd always assumed there was something not quite right about Hawkins, and the confirmation doesn't feel as good as she was expecting it would. She's silent for a long moment, staring at the floor and worrying her lower lip with her teeth. "So... Hawkins has been like that forever?" It's not the first question she wants to ask, but it seems like a good enough place to start.
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"You should know that that sounds really ominous, Steve." Chrissy is fairly certain she's never heard good news following that phrase, so she decides to take her cute little sweatshirt and pull up a seat in front a nearby shelf. If she's going to get more bad news, at least she's going to be comfortable while doing so.
She's quiet when he begins, and has to fight the urge to interrupt several times because what he's saying sounds completely out there. But seeing and hearing things that weren't supposed to be there had also seemed really weird, especially when she still thought it just meant she was losing her mind. Hearing that there was another reason for it doesn't make it any better, honestly.
Hearing about other monsters and secret Russian bases isn't what she was expecting to deal with today, but she supposes it could be worse. Maybe. She'd always assumed there was something not quite right about Hawkins, and the confirmation doesn't feel as good as she was expecting it would. She's silent for a long moment, staring at the floor and worrying her lower lip with her teeth. "So... Hawkins has been like that forever?" It's not the first question she wants to ask, but it seems like a good enough place to start.