All the times before when Joris has arrived at Milliways, he's usually been right in the middle of some sort of fight or other situation. The door here has more than likely saved his life no few times by appearing right as needed- even if he never looked for it
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"What're both red?"
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"She asked me which color I thought was nicer, but..." He shrugs, still looking baffled.
"Then she started going on about how they were different, with Elsa asking if I couldn't tell they were different."
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The girl's look is quizzical.
Then it clears. "A red wedding dress?" She remembers the fiasco the last time one of the coffeehouse's waitresses got married.
The cake, at least, had been phenomenal, Sunshine is proud to say.
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"Even worse, she has Elsa with her and she's getting all- all crazy about this too!"
And of course, in order to escape from Vanessa, Joris is missing out on lunch, back home. He's trying to not eye the cinnamin rolls. Really.
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It might happen, but either she or Mel would have to drastically change their lives for it to be possible.
Joris might find it increasingly hard to keep from eyeing the cinnamon rolls, since one of the Big-As-Your-Head desserts is being offered to him on a plate, icing still running thick over it.
He was eyeing her food. It must mean he wants to eat it. And if he wants to eat Sunshine's food, he has automatically gotten on her good side.
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Considering 1)Rae isn't evil, nor is her food, and 2) he's a young teenager currently missing lunch-
This is a very good thing.
Even still, Joris has enough manners to glance back to Rae. "-You're sure?"
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And a handful of napkins, because Rae is kind like that, and knows the effects her cooking has on people.
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Thus is Joris' logic, but he also isn't arguing against free food-
Specially against something that looks and smells as good as the cinnamin roll.
"This is probably better than anything they're serving for lunch at the school, though." He gives Rae a grin, before taking the plate. "Thank you."
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He's come across odder names, even in his own world.
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"I'm Rae, Rae Seddon."
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"My name's Joris- it's nice to meet you, then."
Specially if she bakes- but even if she didn't. Joris is usually a friendly sort, just as long as Rae isn't planning a wedding any time soon.
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