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Her turned away, so he couldn't see her face. "I wasn't asleep. I need to speak to her."
"Do you think someone could be doing this?" *** She grinned. "Cats are fine, I guess, but I like dogs a lot better."
"Hmph." He frowned. "Fine."
She looked down, her eyes pained. "No, you didn't. I just.. I thought of something. I would like to speak to the captain."
She wanted to comfort him, but knew it wasn't a good idea. Instead, she pulled away from him, her eyes cold. "Can you leave?"
"That doesn't seem normal," he commented, looking at the ground. *** "You like dogs too? I love dogs, but I'm not allowed to have any because...
He squinted. "Do we have to?"
She was silent for a bit, hoping to enjoy this moment before she looked up at him. "Jack?"
His eyebrows furrowed. "Do we know why?" *** "Hmm," she murmured. "I've never been good with hypothetical questions, but my serious answer...
"Good," he said, brushing back her hair. "I'll be here."
Avice was quiet, still pretending to sleep, despite the shakiness she was trying so hard to supress.
He nodded, his expression curious. "What is it?" *** "Sounds like a plan!"
He nodded. "If you want me to."
There was silence, but Avice managed to keep her silence with little struggle.
He pursed his lips. "I suppose it's a good thing we're both with other people." *** She laughed. "That could work."
"Tomorrow," he said. "I think."
Avice shifted slightly, but didn't make noise.
"Huh," he murmured. "I don't understand how you could just leave the person you love because a number counted down to another." *** "Still," she...
"A couple of hours," he said. "I'll be back tonight, though."
Her hand twitched, but was otherwise still and silent.
