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dear_mun2015-09-08 02:46 am
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I don't know why you thought I'd be gone forever.
Just because you don't always hear me doesn't mean I like being left alone.
Just because you don't always hear me doesn't mean I like being left alone.
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But hey, maybe we can be friends!
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Why?
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Why not?
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I asked you first!
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Well... I asked you second! ...But really, that is my answer! I don't see why I shouldn't be friends with you. So, let's be friends!
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...I don't even know if I like you or not. [Aisling jabs a pointy finger at his face.]
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[He smiles and his eyes narrow at the finger jabbing towards his face.]
That's fair! We can always call it like... a trial friendship! Try it out, and if you like it, you can get the full deal free of charge!
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Trial? [And with a small breeze she's suddenly standing behind him.] ...Does it work like that?
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Sure! Friendship can work lots of different- [pers overs his shoulder] How did you get there?
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Perhaps you should try speaking louder.
[But rather than speak, the other white-haired girl with the red eyes peers intently at this Aisling, wondering if... ah... well, perhaps it's too much to ask.]
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[Ah, but Aisling's memory is long. Of course she bristles first--she'll always associate such with evil--]
[But then she pauses. And warily, she eyes her.]
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Then perhaps you just need to think of the right thing to say.
[She note the wariness and understands. Sad, but at the very least she can hear the voice of one she knew once before. Even if the resonance is a bit different.]
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...I think I've heard...something like your voice before.
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Hmn...
You may not have seen me in this form? Ah, it was a long time ago...
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...purple. And sound. [Hinting, prodding. WHO ARE YOU. She wants to know.]
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[In a moment the girl disappears, though it isn't long Aisling may feel a presence to her right side. The way the sound bends and curves and indicates that there is now something there that wasn't there before. It's the girl again, only... it isn't.]
...hello Aisling. You've changed. And not changed.
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