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"No, no, no! That's worse!" she covered her ears, shaking her head.
"Hey," he said warmly, kissing her cheek. "How has your day been?"
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"Don't call me that, it's weird." She laughed. "I've never been called that in my life."
A hand touched her shoulder, and upon turning she would find Francis smiling brightly at her, wearing a white button up with a black tie and pants.
"Good. I'm glad you've learned your place," she said sternly, giving him a curt nod.
(Yep!) Awhile later, Poppy would receive a notification. It was the location of a popular cafe not far from her apartment.
"Excuse me?" She acted offended, her eyebrows furrowing. "I am extremely scary."
He watched her go, crossing his arms. His head tilted ever so slightly as he thought. What a night. He excitedly returned to his earlier seat,...
"Not at school," she said grimly, her tone dark. "Never there." It was obvious she was joking, and she looked up at him with wide eyes.
"Nope! Only because they knew I would fight them. I mean, what else was I supposed to do? Talk to them?"
"Yeah, of course. I'll find somewhere and message you the location." He cocked his head. "I'm excited."
"That's mean." She frowned. "The kids at my school never called me anything, cause I would beat them up if they did. That's what my dad told me to...
Francis looked at the ground for a moment, then back up. "When will I be able to see you again?"
"I promise I won't use it against you," she vowed, placing a hand over her heart playfully.
"It's perfect, I know," he said, feigning narcissism as he brushed back his hair.
"Oh, c'mon, I'm not using it against you!" she smiled. "I don't even know your real middle name."
"Well," he began, turning away slightly. "My name is Francis, but you can call me.." he looked her, his eyebrows raised, "anytime."
"Charming is not my middle name, and you know that, Jackrabbit 'Niceness' Curnow." She raised an eyebrow, a grin appearing on her face.
"Oh, that's terrible. There are way better openers than that."