She honest to God hadn't meant to make such a mess. She'd tried to be as careful as possible, and really, that was a struggle for her at the best of times. The peroxide was easy to find, the lemon juice, well, she'd just used some from the fridge, and really, she'd been dying her hair since the seventh grade
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She spoke strange, and her mannerisms were weird as hell, but then Lou had already seen a few weirder people -like the guy who had a frog-like tongue. That was beyond weird.
"Haven't you ever dyed your hair?"
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"Never." Again, another one word sentence from the girl. She'd never needed to dye her hair for anything. Not even missions where she went in disguise.
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"I just, dye it a lot. For fun." She shrugged a shoulder, only a little uncomfortable.
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Unfortunately, once the compliment was gone, Laura went back to her slightly rigid and odd behavior. She was never going to learn.
"Changes can be nice. That is why...this is fun?" She had to know. Laura was still trying to understand.
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"You've never felt like just changing things up a little? Getting something new and fresh in there?" Maybe she'd just never been amongst a lot of girls, Lou figured that she was more boyish because of her brothers, but her time at school exposed her to the girly things in life. Like hair dye.
Maybe Laura just never had that, or she was enforced into military from a young age. Or was just really weird.
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"What is your name? I am Laura."
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"I'm Louisa, but everyone calls me Lou; it's what my brothers called me." It also seemed she'd developed a little verbal vomit. "I mean, Louisa is fine, if that's what you prefer. It's just always been easier for people to say Lou, it's shorter so, whatever. Although, my mom always yelled Louisa when I got into shit. Which was a little often."
And then she noticed she was just talking for talking sake, "I'm sorry, I'll shut up now."
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"There was no need to apologize for speaking. You said nothing offensive." Nothing that Laura recognized, at any rate. "Or have I missed something?"
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"Sorry if the mess annoyed you or something, I didn't mean to let it get so out of hand, but I think I was more focused on not messing my hair up that I forgot about the kitchen." The lemons were thrown in the bin, the peroxide washed down the drain carefully while the packet was packed up with the shampoo she'd used.
"I did have the sense to clear out the food." She wasn't a total space case.
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