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Good God... I live in California and even I see how unbelievably stupid were acting.
You should stay!
Major art block.
Avice closed the door behind him, leaning against it after doing so. She slid down, until sitting on the floor, a hand on her head. After a moment...
"Yes, I suppose you're right this time." Avice chuckled, crossing her arms. "Just don't get stabbed on your way back."
"It's nothing," she said, before tilting her head. "It's getting late. Wouldn't want you out past curfew." Her voice has a sort of reluctance to...
"Hey, we clarified that you're not completely heartless! And you've done plenty of things to prove yourself worthy, like helping me, and taking me...
She gave a quick nod. "Definitely," she said, "I'm sure you deserve it."
"Jack, I want you to have it," she said, her voice adamant.
Avice grinned. "You think so? I think you should keep it." She said, brushing back her hair in slight embarrassment.
Avice nodded, and knelt down to shuffle through the pile of papers. After rummaging, she picked up a small piece of paper. "I think you'll like...
"Often. When there's nothing interesting to draw, I make up my own worlds and paint those. That's usually at night. But I'd say I paint in here...
Avice made her way to her room, which didn't seem very hard to find. Once the door opened, pages could be heard fluttering, after the stagnant air...
Avice took his hand and stood up. "Alright. Maybe I can show you some pictures while you're there."
Avice nodded, once again in thought. She was silent after this, seemingly not knowing what to say.
"It can be stressful," she said hesitantly, thinking about her words, "But it'll be over eventually."
"Good. But if it does get too bad, maybe step in."
She lightly placed a hand on his shoulder. "If I'm going to honest, I think you should just let it run its course and it'll all untangle eventually."
Avice nodded. "That can never be good, but I can see why. It must be stressful."
Avice raised an eyebrow. "Not really? That's not very convincing."