Chapter 14
He managed to hold off on another nosebleed until class was finished, a relief only in that it would have been shitty to try to do a lesson around it. Sean was becoming worried with their frequency—he wanted to ignore them until they went away, but that was growing difficult, and at some point other people would start to notice. He wadded up even more reddened tissues and tossed them in the bin in his office, leaned back in his chair.
And was hit with another bending of reality. Like before when he was driving, the world seemed to haze over. There was nothing outside his tiny office window, the walls weren’t solid, and everything was just a little fuzzy. He had the impression something was sliding in and out between the books on his desk, another something in the ones on his s
