[ it's boring. why would you want to know who the father is. it's probably the guy. the guy she doesn't want it to be because he's a loser, pft, boring. ]
I am, I am. And you look like you could use another drink, if you ask me. [ he's plunking himself down right next to Shaun, enjoy the aroma of thoroughly sloshed Gary King. it smells like deodorant spray and enough alcohol to light the pub on fire. but he is buying Shaun another beer, so there's that. ]
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I am, I am. And you look like you could use another drink, if you ask me. [ he's plunking himself down right next to Shaun, enjoy the aroma of thoroughly sloshed Gary King. it smells like deodorant spray and enough alcohol to light the pub on fire. but he is buying Shaun another beer, so there's that. ]
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Now there's a bit of a double-take. The drink's barely made it to his mouth, lips hanging open as he stares; he's gaping slightly. ]
—Oh.
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Whassat? [ you look like you've seen a ghost. or, y'know, your face twin. ]
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Sorry, it's just. You've got a bit of —me ... on your face there, mate.
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...
Or are y'talking about the fact your uh. Your face. It's kinda. Like my face?