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"Oh, now I'm sure that's not true. You definitely have a heart somewhere. How else would you like pie the way you do? We just have to find it!"...
"That's depressing. I feel bad for you." She laughed. "I bet there are other things, but it's probably weird. Like cottage cheese, or something.'
"Psshh. It's obviously my job to ruin the good things." She teased, taking a sip of liquor. "And pies."
"What if it was a fish pie?" Avice raised an eyebrow, tapping her temple.
"Pie? I'm not a fan of pie, but nonetheless, duly noted. I'm trying to imagine you fighting for a pie."
Avice nodded. She could not think of any more questions at the time. Turning back to Jack, she grinned. "We're not beating each other up for...
Avice turned to listen to the captain, then thinking after she had finished. "What happens to the attacker after we catch them?" She spoke up, a...
Avice laughed nervously. "Then you're my best friend, too." She thought a moment. "It's funny how that can happen over the course of a day."
Avice gave a crooked grin. "I'm your best friend?"
"Aw, you can't do that!" She feigned sadness. "I'd be sad!"
"It may as well be better than drugs." She laughed, jokingly. "But you should try it, still. Life's short, may as well try things."
Avice nodded. "Oh yeah. I tried it after I snagged some when we were last at Urela. That chocolate is good stuff. I actually have some saved, if...
"Are... Are you being serious? You can't be serious. That's completely and utterly ridiculous." Avice shook her head, pinching the bridge of her nose.
"What?" Avice looked at him, a confused look on her face. "Was it something stupid?"
Avice raised her arms as he left, an accepting look on her face. "I accept that."
"I think you should trust your best judgement, if I'm being serious. But, listening to me works fine as well." She spoke thoughtfully, thinking...
Avice folded her arms, grinning. She spoke in the most mellifluous voice she could muster. "Well, I told you so. Maybe you should listen to me...
"But it's worth it, in the long run, Jack!" She said, making exaggerated movements with her hands.
Avice scratched at the table subconsciously. "That actually could work, but maybe it's better to solve the strife between each other."
Avice rested her chin on her hand, tilting her head. "I'm sure they'll figure it out after a few more confrontations. Or I hope so, at least."
