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He looked around, squinting in the bright light. "I forgot that your apartment looked like this."
She huffed playfully. "Let's just look for stuff."
He followed her, moving slowly but managing to keep up.
She glowered at him, nudging him with her shoulder. "That's not what I sound like."
He laughed lightly, but stopped instantly, frowning as his body complained. "I don't have much. It's fine, Fleur."
"That's fine," she said, following him. "Reject my impressions. Reject me, Abel."
He looked even more concerned, looking back at his place with a furrowed brow before nodding. "Okay."
She sighed as they approached the supermarket. "Fine, Abel. Reject my amazing impression."
He frowned as he stood up, stumbling and holding his ribs with his free hand. "Where will we go?"
"What are you talking about?" she replied in her normal voice. "That impression was spot on."
He exhaled heavily, looking up at her. "You can leave, Fleur," he told her urgently, patting his legs as if to check if her statement was true....
"No, you'll be like..." She screwed up her face in an impression of him. "This is where my best friend and I killed a dude. And now she's DEAD."
"More concerned than you are," he told her, frowning as she moved towards his legs. "What are you doing?"
"When I inevitably fall off a building and die, you won't be able to come back to the supermarket, you know? That kinda thing."
"I literally can't feel my legs, Fleur," he told her honestly. "And I don't even know if they know about you. I think I kept it repressed, but...
"It seems to be a place that we hang out in, whether or not we like it."
"Sure, you can," he replied, a little bit of his old humor shining through. "We're not that far from civilization."
"Plus, it feels fitting, you know? The supermarket feels fitting."
His eyes opened again and he turned his head to look at her, his face looking truly sad. "I can't move, Fleur," he told her, his voice soft. His...
"They have that third floor, remember?" she asked, following him. "I mean, there are furniture stores, but they're pricey."
