[When the camera comes on, typical of Mei, there is only a large, white, round face right up against it, a tiny paw reaching out to scratch at the device in front of it.
Finally, Xiao-Mei pulls back and looks over when a sniffle sounds. In the dark of the room, Mei's form sticks out on the bed she's been using since she first arrived, all thanks to
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Something wrong, Namine-san?
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Yes, I'm all right. Don't worry, Namine-san. I'm fine, really.
[But she doesn't sound wholly convinced herself.]
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I don't mind if you want to talk about it. [Her voice is gentle, but firm. She doesn't want Mei to think she has to shoulder it all alone to prove she's an adult.]
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She's quiet for a minute before she sniffles again.]
Just a little homesick. [Not something new, she supposes. It's happened before, even happened on the network.] I'll be okay, Namine-san...
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I understand. [A gentle smile.] You will, I know that. But in the meantime, why don't you come and visit? Xiao-Mei can play with my rabbit, if she wants, too.
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That would be nice, Namine-san. Xiao-Mei thinks it's a good idea too, don't you?
[Xiao-Mei simply stares in response, but Mei seems to understand.]
Did you ever name your rabbit?
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[A sheepish look now.] Um, not really... I feel bad, but he doesn't seem to mind.
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Well, why don't you name him after someone? You know, a person you know, but use one of their nicknames or something?
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