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She shook head, looking at the ground. "I just don't like it."
He kissed her cheek. "It is," he said. "Getting to see it like that is extremely cool."
"No unsolicited hugs," she said, her voice quieting slightly. "Sorry."
"What word would you use to describe?" he asked.
"Hmm," she murmured. "Also at least two kisses every day."
He crossed his arms, grinning at her. "Yeah, it is. Isn't that absolutely magnificent?"
"I believe you," she said. "Another thing would probably be leaving me for a long time."
He enjoyed watching her reactions, and watched her adoringly. "That's really interesting."
"Well, I'd agree with what you said, so no murdering and no self-harm. I don't think I would be able to forgive cheating."
He squeezed her hand, a smile on his face. "Best vocabulary."
"That's weird," she said. "That's a short list."
He looked through it, then at her. "It is not. It's just vague."
"Okay," she said slowly. "What else could you not forgive?"
"Neat is a totally viable word," he said. "Nor is it old."
"Good," she said, then paused, her eyes curious. "What are you thinking about?"
"Don't ever say those words again. They're old. I forbid it."
The ring finger on her left hand had a large scar, and it indicated that the cut that had happened was severe. "I'll try not to lose any of my...
"Thank you. I have wide vocabulary, you know." He said, feigning arrogance.
"Yep," she said. "Still have the scar."
"Hmm. How about absolutely magnificent?" He raised an eyebrow.
