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Magical Soul · 03-29-2014, 04:26 PM

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Originally Posted by sarahlooo

This is why she had been hesitant to tell him... or anyone. There was a little bit of silence, a shoulder-squeeze and a few words of encouragement that sounded a little forced. Not that it made her dislike Vic at all, but it was always awkward for January when she had to share anything related to... err... emotion. She wasn't good at that. Obviously, she was concerned for her father, but it was hard for her to express her feelings. She didn't exactly like people being able to read her, even though she kind of wanted to Vic to be able to. Whatever, her thoughts were confusing.

January cleared her throat and regained her composure. "Anyway, I thought I'd just let you know in case you didn't see me for a few days." That's all.

She smiled and placed the sandwich in his hand because she could tell he wanted to eat it. "Positive. I'm full." She hadn't been starving to begin with, and she was sure he had a slightly bigger stomach than she did. He could have it all to himself.

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Right.

Dealing with a witness was much easier. They expected you to tell them what they needed to do at court, who to talk to and how to stay safe until trial day. But this, this was torture and puzzles and he just sat there with his arm around her shoulders, nothing came out. Not that she was giving any vibes, either.

He cleared his throat when she talked. "No, yeah, sure. I'm glad you told me. I want you to be able to tell me... everything." Gulp. Neck rubbing. Gulp. This was too hard, man.

"Yes, thank you." Food was perfect, maybe he should stuff his face with it and busy himself with it.

03-29-2014, 04:26 PM	#61 (permalink)
Magical Soul Kappa Join Date: Jun 2010 Location: GMT +3 Posts: 14,517 x6	Dalliesa \| Ab-Bot \| Hogwarts Trojan War \| Quote: Originally Posted by sarahlooo This is why she had been hesitant to tell him... or anyone. There was a little bit of silence, a shoulder-squeeze and a few words of encouragement that sounded a little forced. Not that it made her dislike Vic at all, but it was always awkward for January when she had to share anything related to... err... emotion. She wasn't good at that. Obviously, she was concerned for her father, but it was hard for her to express her feelings. She didn't exactly like people being able to read her, even though she kind of wanted to Vic to be able to. Whatever, her thoughts were confusing. January cleared her throat and regained her composure. "Anyway, I thought I'd just let you know in case you didn't see me for a few days." That's all. She smiled and placed the sandwich in his hand because she could tell he wanted to eat it. "Positive. I'm full." She hadn't been starving to begin with, and she was sure he had a slightly bigger stomach than she did. He could have it all to himself. .... ... Right. Dealing with a witness was much easier. They expected you to tell them what they needed to do at court, who to talk to and how to stay safe until trial day. But this, this was torture and puzzles and he just sat there with his arm around her shoulders, nothing came out. Not that she was giving any vibes, either. He cleared his throat when she talked. "No, yeah, sure. I'm glad you told me. I want you to be able to tell me... everything." Gulp. Neck rubbing. Gulp. This was too hard, man. "Yes, thank you." Food was perfect, maybe he should stuff his face with it and busy himself with it.