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alchemist_18 
Huh?
Another weird girl. He thought. Maybe he wouldn't clear his previous statement about girls before. Most girls are weird, and annoying, and noisy. He meaned most. Except.. Huh. You who she was. Okaaaay! Stop thinking about her again, Gary Rush!
"I'm Canadian actually." he corrected. "Move to America when I was seven." said him cool. Both of his parents are Canadian, and he was born in Canada too until he turned seven years old, Lucas and his family moved to America to expand his business. Noticed that this girl knew much about America, he bet that she'd ever gone there. Or maybe she just knew from books or another source.
Gary just glared when she mentioned that name's weren't important. "How could I know you if more if you didn't want to mention your own name?" he smirked. "And perhaps, if we meet each other again, so you don't mind if I say.. 'Hey there, the-girl-that-I've-ever-met-at-the-duck-pond!' Huh?" he spoke a little bit sarcastic. But she already mention her. So.. "Nice to know you, Vic." Could he call her Vic? Since Victoria is a bit longer. Hehe.
Oh, so now he says he's Canadian. But whatever, Victoria could never tell the differences between North Americanians. United States...Canada...what's the difference really? One's colder than the other. One's got mooses and the other's got a more colorful flag.
"Same difference really." Victoria retored as kindly as possible.
"So how are you finding Europe??" Victoria asked...er...Gary. Personally, Victoria finds nothing much interesting in the more Western part of the globe, she finds Europe a more historical area, which makes it more interesting and a residence to be proud of. Seriously, the Statue of Freedom came from France.
Europe!
Victoria heard Gary's next response and merely laughed. If she was really going to argue this thing down, it's obviously Victoria's going to seize the gold medal.
"Yes, that is true. But you said previously that how are you suppose to trust me if you don't know my name. So I said 'you can't determine one's trustworthiness just by their names'." Victoria thought that she probably said too much. But then decided that this is good, because it meant Gary will talk more. She's actually helping him in a way; to talk more. Who would like an untalkable person?
"I never mentioned that I want to get to know you more." Smirk. To be honest, Victoria always likes winning argument, even the little silly ones like this.
"But I do now. So nice to meet you too, the Boy-That-Gave-Me-Bread!" Victoria said cheerfully and was about to shake his hand when she realized they've already done that.
"Sure, Vic is fine, just no Vicky-this or Vicky-that." the She-Snake pointed out.