Her conversation with Maureen had bothered her more than Tosh liked to admit. The other woman seemed jealous, and rather proprietary over Mark, and Tosh wasn't sure she could blame her. They had been together for quite some time, only it seemed to Tosh that she only remembered how much she did care about Mark when someone else was involved
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"Are you okay?"
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But she wasn't. It only took two steps to cross to the bed, setting herself gingerly on the edge, "I ran into Maureen today. While I was doing laundry."
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Please, God, he prayed, don't let her say Maureen told her what a fucking weak guy he was...
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She couldn't actually finish, looking down at her hands. "It's silly. Never mind."
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"I haven't, you know."
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Saying one's fears was an awful thing, and her heart felt as if it were in her throat.
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"Look...I've known her for a long time, and yeah...I love her. But not like that. Not anymore. I love you, Tosh. I want to be with you. I don't care what she says or how she acts, it doesn't change the fact that she dumped me a long time ago and it's over. Long over."
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Now that she said it, she found herself unsure, tilting her head to look nervously up at him, "I'd like it if you did."
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"Move in?" he asked, dropping his chin and turning his head to catch a familiar look in her eyes. Mark tried to smile, nervous as could be, trying to think of all the reasons he couldn't. Shouldn't. Reasons it would be wrong or uncomfortable. Reasons it was a step they weren't ready for.
Reasons that either refused to manifest or were shot down by all the reasons he could and should.
"Yeah? I mean, yeah. I...yeah. I'd like that," he agreed. "I can. I will."
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"Good," he repeated. "I think that moving in is a good idea. Since I'm here. And, you know, not going anyplace."
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"Are you sure you want all my crap here? I mean, the film stuff, you know...I can keep it with the radio stuff..."
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