Virtually Reality
“It’s the bomb,” Ximena babbled excitedly, untangling the cables to the headsets. Shelly wasn’t so sure she agreed. Her life was connected enough, without spending extra time playing with weird electronics. The evening could have been spent on a date, or studying, or just relaxing. Instead, she’d spent it listening about Ximena’s new obsession, and now it was turning into some lame geekfest. “Aren’t these 3-D glasses like they used to use with old TVs?” Shelly asked, watching her friend tease out the cords and plug them into the surprisingly large box. “Do you see a television?” the brunette replied, looking up and tossing her hair out of her eyes. “And maybe they are; Mick didn’t say, but it isn’t like he just bought them on Amazon.” Out of a dumpster seemed more likely, Shelly …