[Now that the fright of zombies seems to be lessening, other things can be addressed again. Giselle is sitting back at First In, Last Out, where she and Sheldon had their date, with a glass of wine and a slightly dejected expression. It's not a very mature sort of look, either. Slighty pouty, one could say
(
Read more... )
Comments 103
Um... you okay, Giselle?
Reply
[She looks up, and tries a weak smile.]
Oh, I think that I just... did something wrong, and I'm not sure what. I suppose I'm just trying to figure it out.
Reply
Reply
Reply
Something wrong?
Reply
Oh, hello Andrew~
[The cheeriness sounds a little weaker than usual.]
I'm not too sure really, I suppose.
Reply
[That was definitely not a question, but a statement. Maybe he's not the best at comforting people]
Reply
Sheldon and I argued on our date. I'm not sure what to do about it now.
Reply
In a table not far from where he entered, he sees Giselle but her expression seems long and nearly in distress.]
My intuitive sense of the female creature informs me that you are...troubled.
[He says with a smile in hopes that he can find out what's going on.]
Reply
I'm not sure that I understand what you're saying.
Reply
It means, deary, that you seem...a bit down. Perhaps I can help you put those troubled thoughts behind you and set you on your way to better waters.
Reply
You talk very nicely, though~ I'm Giselle.
Reply
What d'you mean?
[She plops down right next to her, glass of cheap vodka in her hand.]
Reply
[Giselle looks brighter for a moment, then the smile falters again and she glances away.]
I think that I upset Sheldon...
Reply
Sheldon. He's the one that showed up during the zombie thing. Why? What happened?
Reply
He didn't think that we should have sex yet.
Reply
Problems in Paradise?
Reply
Oh my goodness, Maes! You-- where have you been?
Reply
I've been on a secret assignment! Don't want it getting around.
Reply
Oh, I see. I'll make sure not to tell anyone, I'm sure.
Reply
Leave a comment