a. in which chise does a public service announcement.
I don't know if this is OK, but... um! Happy Birthday, Pidge! I know we've just met and, you know, we're not close, but I ... I thought you could use this!
Anyway. That's it!
b. in which chise is looking at real-estate.
I'm thinking of moving into the city. I --um-- I lost my roommate
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R-really?
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[ hesitant:] I mean, um, I might ... well, I wouldn't mind. [ the truth is, normally, she wouldn't, but she's not so sure and doesn't want to be That One Person that ruins the party this arrangement by blowing his house beyond the barrier and back just because she wasn't too sure if it was him who made a noise or if someone broke in. ]
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[Though, he'll fail to mention that the bastard in question just thought the house was empty... And wasn't ever a danger.]
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[ THE SCANDAL ]
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Besides, I wouldn't want to impose. [ she really doesn't -- it's a little hard as it is to ask this kind of question. the only thing that weirds her out about this possible arrangement is the fact that he definitely (sort of) knows what he's dealing with. ]
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- I'm really clumsy! I'm not very good with dishes -- I always end up breaking them -- and, wh-when you think about it, I'm no good at anything, except maybe history, but there's nothing you can do with that, s-so.
[ she knows it's silly: she isn't in japan -- it certainly seems like she isn't in her world either; but a nag in her mind is all it takes to set her paranoia off. ]
I'm - I'm just saying I wouldn't be a very good roommate, Mr. Stark.
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That's alright. There aren't really any dishes here besides glasses, anyway. And I'm okay with cleaning them if need be.
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from then on, she was what they said she was. she was their property and that sort of vulnerability isn't one she'd like to experience again now that she's here. all that's missing is shuji. ]
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I - I can clean my own messes, you know!
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