[And here would be a teenage lad wandering around the premises of London, looking annoyed and huffing once or twice, before pacing. He's wandered off from his parents, since they're arguing again, and like bloody hell he wants to be anywhere near those two when they fight. In his wandering, he's been transported to here, and is looking more grouchy
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Just in time to hear him shouting, too. She turns at the sound and tilts her head in puzzlement.]
What's the problem?
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Mon pèrè are fighting, again. They always do this and it's a pain in my ass whenever it happens. Wandered off to get away from them, and now I can't find them.
[And he'll shuffle a little and kick another stone. Forgive him, Isabel, he's not usually this grumpy. He just hates it when his dads fight in public.]
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[And then something else occurs to her.] Are you French or something?
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[He shrugs, not really bothered about being lost. He just wants to be in a place without them arguing, really.
But at the mentioning of being French, he cocks an eyebrow and smirks.]
Un pètit, mademoiselle. My father is. The other's English.
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Your family gets into rows too? Welcome to the club.
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[Growl, huff. He's frustrated. >:T]
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[...hold the phone a second, there's a word in there he doesn't understand, but he's heard it a time or two over the years] Hang on, you French or something?
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...Connor, you know who you're talking to, right? Whatever kind of joke this is, it's not funny.
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Have you thought about telling them that, lad? Parents tend to have thick skulls when it comes to their wee ones and arguments.
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