[Since her arrival, Abby had met a few people, but hadn't really come to trust anyone. She wasn't sure if she wanted to reveal the location of her lab just yet, so she disabled the visual function for today. She had been working for hours, just making busy-work for herself. After awhile, she grew frustrated. This was pointless. There wasn't any
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When she heard Abby's voice on the tablet, she jumped, but leapt for it, fumblingly turning it on; she still hadn't really gotten the hang of this thing yet. When she speaks, it's gently teasing, not actual chastising:]
Well, that's not a very happy outlook.
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[A pause.]
.. Right. Does that mean you've been here long?
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"No, only a week or so. I just miss home. What about you? How long?"
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A little bit, yeah.
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Not surprising that you'd agree. Feeling better?
[There was a harsher tone to her voice than she might have always offered up. She didn't mean to come off snippy, but the guy had acted so weird before.]
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M'fine. Thanks for asking.
[There's a decent-size pause. When he speaks again, it's sincerely apologetic, but definitely sad.
...Sorry. Guess I shouldn't have answered this. I won't bug you anymore. Promise.
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Wait, David, I... [She sighed and switched the feed to [visual], tugging on one of her pigtails for a moment.]
"I get freaked out sometimes, alright? I'm in this place and nothing makes any sense, and on top of that the first person I meet is full of more secrets than Pandora's box. What am I supposed to do? What am I supposed to think?"
She peered into the tablet, even if he wasn't visible to her. She wanted to trust, to make friends. She wanted to feel normal again.
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Oh, yeah? Have you been here long? I've got to hold out hope that it gets better.
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Are you new?
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