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"Disagreements don't last forever," he pointed out, "but I also don't want to argue with her. She'll result to calling me names."
"Yours, completely," he assured. "But I gotta agree with Phos, here."
Francis wanted to hear what he had to say, but kept his silence about it. "He's got a point there. The only thing we should worry about is if...
(That's so sad!) Francis was silent for a long while, and he crossed his arms in thought. "That's terrible. I can see why she has those dreams,...
"I know that she passed away, but- forgiving if I'm intruding on privacy, but how?"
"What's that about?" he asked quizzically. "The dreams, I mean."
"That's unfortunate. What are you trying to make?" he asked, his head tilting slightly.
"A bit better than before. I'm sure I haven't been putting enough ice on it, but it'll be fine. How are you?" (I'd believe it.)
(LOL) He shook his head, letting go of her hand to cross his arms. "Keep telling yourself that. You only hold most of the power."
(All while complaining about those darn millennials!) "Oh, no. Just stop there. You win." He frowned with distaste, putting a hand on his head.
He smiled lightly, squeezing her hand. "Smart mouth," he said teasingly, raising an eyebrow.
"Yes, I believe that's right. And we'll have our own guards with us, to assure nothing else happens," he replied, trying to recall what was said...
He leaned down to quickly kiss her. "Alright," he said simply, holding her hand and walking.
"Yeah, I'll come. It's better than sitting around in my room, right?" He drew shapes onto the back of his hand, lightly pressing on the bruises.
He watched her, his expression was that of enamor. "So, what do you want to do now?"
"A perfect one, obviously." He smirked, raising an eyebrow. "We might be soulmates."
(I physically raised my hands in victory because that was the reaction I was hoping to get) His muscles were relaxed, and leaned forward to kiss...
"I'm not part of the family, though," he said, then added a "yet" under his breathe afterwards. "So it's a family reunion plus one."
"I'm sure it will be fun," he said, lightly brushing her jaw with his fingers. "They seemed excited to hear that you're coming."
Francis laughed at the conversation. "Poppy, your family sounds absolutely lovely. I can't wait to meet them," he said, grinning at her.
