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(Subtle) He frowned, thinking. "I would be very sad. I don't know what I'd probably wonder what I did wrong."
"I'm not going to be doing anything," she said. "You might get bored. I'm just going down there to relax this time."
"Not seriously," he decided. "I don't think I could ever actually hate you."
Her eyes widened as he took her hand. She had wanted to do this for so long... But no. Not like this. She pulled her hand away reluctantly, and...
"Ouch. I think I might hate you a little bit for winning that argument." He smirked. "That's fine, though. It makes my heart warm knowing that I...
"I know. I know you do. You don't have to tell me." She sighed, but looked up at him. ""But I apologize anyways, because the truth sucks and I...
"Besting people up is part of my job," he replied, raising an eyebrow. "Checkmate."
"I'm sorry about earlier," she said, running her arm self-consciously. "I was being a total ass."
He laughed, shaking his head slowly. "You caught me. Just when I thought I was safe."
She hearted, debating between two options. She shook her head, and approached him, gently placing a hand on his shoulder. "Hey..."
"Nobody disrespects the law when I'm here, anyways," he said playfully. "So I'm glad you think so."
A little while later, Avice emerged, opening her door only to be slightly startled by the cloth bag. She picked it up and looked at it, sighing....
",Nope. Defying me would be like defying law, now. Sorry, Poppy, but you're stuck."
There was no reply this time, as she slept hidden, and sound was muffled to her ears.
"Not against your will, no. I'm just not letting you break up with me. It's against the last, now. Sorry." He shrugged, a small smile on his face.
Avice ducked under the blanket, seeing only darkness. She felt safe here, and free from judgement. She eventually fell back asleep, her mind troubled.
"Nope," he said, shaking his head. "I disagree. It's not over because I say so."
She's watched the door for a moment, then crawled back to the blanket, wrapping it around as she sighed, shuddering slightly.
"I'm sorry," he replied. "But you needed to know the truth."
"Please?" Her tone sounded off. Almost hesitant. "I'll see you later."
