Alluka surveyed the empty side of her room seriously. Her panda was on her lap. Her bunny and her giraffe were hiding under her pillow. (The pillow was doing a rather poor job of hiding them, but all of them present in the room had agreed to pretend
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It was still super weird when people actually visited her!
She opened the door and peered out, then beamed. "Hi, Ringo! Hi!"
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"Nope!" she said happily. "We were just celebrating my panda getting her own bed!"
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"Super excited!" her panda said, waving her arms around.
Alluka beamed at Ringo. "See?"
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She grinned. Then her expression sobered slightly as she recalled what had brought her here. "Hey," she said, voice growing a bit more serious. "Do you have some time to talk? You don't have anywhere to be or anything, do you?"
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"I'm totally free!" she said, fidgeting a little. "Just celebrating, but my panda doesn't mind if we do more of that later, if you want to talk! She likes you, after all."
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Ringo stepped into the room and walked over to stand near Alluka's bed. "Can we sit down? This could take a little bit."
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Alluka offered Bubbles over to Ringo to hug and took a seat on her bed. Ringo could do the same, she guessed, as Alluka looked up at her friend with big blue eyes.
"Am I in trouble? Was, was I bad?"
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She shook her head and offered Alluka what she hoped was a reassuring smile. "I just have a serious topic I want to discuss."
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"That's all you need to do."
Another deep breath. "Okay, so. Um. What do you know about the difference between boys and girls?" Ringo asked, trying not to let all the words come out in a rush.
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"Boys are boys and girls are girls."
Duh.
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"They're different because they're boys," she settled on. "And, and they're usually the knights in stories and my brothers get to leave their rooms."
Which was also a difference, but not one that had anything to do with her being a girl and them being boys.
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