I just happen to know someone who dangerously sucks, and I don't know if I should slowly get the fuck out or if I just smile and wave. Quick, what would you do?/
/No, no, sorry. Much as I'd love to get plastered, it's just really sensitive at the apartment right now, and I need my head clear. Soon, though. I'll figure it out./
/Oh? It's a promise? Okay. Okay then. I can work with that.
I'm fine, I guess? Let's see what you missed. Jules is back, so at least I have my fearless, handsome leader again. I got asked to throw a Halloween party, so I'm getting to that? I feel like my friends are having a much more shit time than I am, currently.
Oh. Met Verso, by the way. Again. Congratulations on the taste, once again./
/No one would ever begrudge you a good time. I'm glad good things are happening to you, and glad you have an excuse for a good party./
[As for Verso... it should be easy to take the joint compliment, enjoy the little curl of pride at having bedded a ten, but right now, it feels so much more complicated. A little sad. Her thought back is relaxed, but far from girl-talk:]
[But she thinks, with a plummeting feeling, that he didn't like that Sophie's a telepath. He struggles to protect his thoughts and feelings face-to-face even after decades of practice; she can't imagine he'd be comfortable with someone's word alone that they wouldn't go rifling through his mind like a portfolio.]
/He is. Just for now, hopefully, but he likes to be outdoors. We were lucky to get him in an apartment for even a little while, before./
[He is a survivalist, a model example of what Pierre used to teach. Classes on sailing and the wilds, teaching children how to sleep in the woods and feed themselves and not be afraid.
She sighs a little to herself, but her voice softens with a touch of amused exasperation.]
/You'll never meet a better one. I'm hoping that if he wants to stay out there, he'll at least let us set up some creature comforts./
/It’s not so bad for those sporty types./ [His macho streak is endearing and annoying in turn. She’s sure she’ll see more of the latter with him and Gustave sharing space.] /For me it’s mostly what I wouldn’t have, out there. I wouldn’t want to go more than a year without festivals and colourful walls and a real bed, personally./
I wouldn't want to go a day. That's insane. Maybe if you learn how to actually drive, I can let you borrow my car. See how he feels about comfort on wheels./
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Je connais cette personne?/
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I just happen to know someone who dangerously sucks, and I don't know if I should slowly get the fuck out or if I just smile and wave. Quick, what would you do?/
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It can't all be serious all the time./
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But what about you? All jokes asides, are you okay?/
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I'm fine, I guess? Let's see what you missed. Jules is back, so at least I have my fearless, handsome leader again. I got asked to throw a Halloween party, so I'm getting to that? I feel like my friends are having a much more shit time than I am, currently.
Oh. Met Verso, by the way. Again. Congratulations on the taste, once again./
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[As for Verso... it should be easy to take the joint compliment, enjoy the little curl of pride at having bedded a ten, but right now, it feels so much more complicated. A little sad. Her thought back is relaxed, but far from girl-talk:]
/He's very handsome. What was your meeting like?/
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/Not bad. I was myself, and he handled it well. He got points with me for that./
(Meaning, he was friendly despite her being, well, too much, she can appreciate that.)
/Is he, like, living in the woods or whatever? Who even stays at Camp? That place sucks./
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[But she thinks, with a plummeting feeling, that he didn't like that Sophie's a telepath. He struggles to protect his thoughts and feelings face-to-face even after decades of practice; she can't imagine he'd be comfortable with someone's word alone that they wouldn't go rifling through his mind like a portfolio.]
/He is. Just for now, hopefully, but he likes to be outdoors. We were lucky to get him in an apartment for even a little while, before./
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Does not mean she didn't make it abundantly clear that she can.)
/It's giving... Survivalist./
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She sighs a little to herself, but her voice softens with a touch of amused exasperation.]
/You'll never meet a better one. I'm hoping that if he wants to stay out there, he'll at least let us set up some creature comforts./
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It's in her blood. She lives for this.)
/He probably does. We had a mission there, so there are cabins and showers and bathrooms and what not.
Although I can't imagine anyone willingly wanting to stay outside. Ugh, bugs, cold, bugs, did I mention bugs?/
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I wouldn't want to go a day. That's insane. Maybe if you learn how to actually drive, I can let you borrow my car. See how he feels about comfort on wheels./
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[Speaking of: she almost laughs.]
/My driving is fine, by the way./
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