Privacy is overrated.
Who: Afonso and Abby
Where: The Alexandrina
When: Some time in the recent past. (The last time the Alexandrina docked.)
What: Sometimes you think you have secrets, and then sometimes you have an Irish woman as your bro who can get them right out of you.
One of the policies Afonso kept on the Alexandrina was to keep in contact with every member of their motley crew, whether they were the men on the ship making things work, or their very special ground liaison. This was a case of the second. He'd met Arthur's sister, Abigael, when their deal had first been struck up, and they quickly became fast friends; now, he was set to meet her for a 'chat about everything'.
Afonso wasn't sure if that meant 'let's catch up' or 'I was going through your journals for my records and found your poetry.' Of course Abigael didn't know about the crush he was harbouring, the brunette had to remind himself, as he waited on deck for Abigael to return from her meeting with Arthur, and there was absolutely nothing to be nervous about.
Right?
Where: The Alexandrina
When: Some time in the recent past. (The last time the Alexandrina docked.)
What: Sometimes you think you have secrets, and then sometimes you have an Irish woman as your bro who can get them right out of you.
One of the policies Afonso kept on the Alexandrina was to keep in contact with every member of their motley crew, whether they were the men on the ship making things work, or their very special ground liaison. This was a case of the second. He'd met Arthur's sister, Abigael, when their deal had first been struck up, and they quickly became fast friends; now, he was set to meet her for a 'chat about everything'.
Afonso wasn't sure if that meant 'let's catch up' or 'I was going through your journals for my records and found your poetry.' Of course Abigael didn't know about the crush he was harbouring, the brunette had to remind himself, as he waited on deck for Abigael to return from her meeting with Arthur, and there was absolutely nothing to be nervous about.
Right?