An Amazing Digital Circus Fanfic Memory in the circus was a complicated thing. In his more lucid moments, Kinger suggested that it was impossible to compress an entire person into a few gigabytes of data, so something had to give. It made sense, and the circus was different enough that, beyond the first few moment of panic at losing so much, it became easy enough to live without the memories.

An Amazing Digital Circus Fanfic Felix made no less than three jabs at her non-existent boyfriend on the way home, and Christine only barely managed to avoid grabbing him by the shoulders. Mostly because she wasn’t sure what she would do with him if she did, equally torn between shaking him and covering his mouth with hers. Both would probably shut him up, but neither would be exactly helpful. As soon as they made it back, she headed to her room to change into pajamas.

An Amazing Digital Circus Fanfic “Felix! What the hell is this?” Kaitlyn picked up her bowling ball before looking over her shoulder at David, who was shaking his paper cup in the younger man’s face. “What makes you so sure I had something to do with it?” Felix smirked as he stretched his arms behind his head. That. That smug grin was exactly what had David so sure Felix had messed with his soda.