Vindle

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"Let go of me hag! You asked me not to sleep and I'm not sleeping, so let me go!" Rosie yelled, shooting small bits of fire out of her fists.

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"Oh shut up old hag!" Rosie snapped.
"Rosie, your done. Go to the gym and wait there." Vindle said. Anger pretty much spread across her face, Rosie walked towards the gym, muttering more things under her breath.
"Addie, we'll go when your ready." Vindle said in a nicer, less stern tone than he used with Rosie.

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"It's no problem. I'm glad I can be of help." Vindle said to Addie, smiling. Even though he knew Addie couldn't see his smile, he felt that she'd know he was smiling.

"Ugh, your all so loud. Everyone needs to shut up and eat." Rosie said as her head rested on the table.

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"I can guide Addie to the gym." Vindle volunteered. He really wanted to help both of the blind ones, but it might be a hassle guiding both at the same time.

Rosie had fallen asleep, her head on the table.

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"No need to be so angry. What example would you be showing the younger ones? I'd like you to keep your anger minimal please. My little sister already has social and anger issues, I don't need you to add fuel to the fire." Vindle said calmly.

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"So, when is introduction time on your watch?" Vindle said to the housekeeper.

Rosie tried very hard not to snap at the housekeeper again, mumbling things under her breath.

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Vindle wanted to introduce himself to Addie, and more so wanted to snap at the housekeeper, but decided to keep things peaceful. He did feel bad not replying to Addie, though, so went ahead and whispered, "I'm Vindle, nice to meet you, Addie."

Rosie on the other hand, went another way.
"Huuuuuh? What's got you all twerked up?" she snapped at the housekeeper.

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Yep, I looked at the schedule.

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"Oh, hey, um, what's your name?" Vindle asked Addie, deciding to sit next to her. He wasn't sure himself, but it looked like something wasn't right with the girl. Dont tell me... she's blind? he thought.

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The bell scared Vindle with him falling out of bed in return. Muttering a curse word, he sleepily walked downstairs.
"Oh? Who's this?" Vindle said, looking at the blind girl.

"Whee! Breakfast!" Rosie said, running into the dining room.