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He gave her a look. "Did you really just ask that?"
"Then, there. As far back as you can remember."
"Then, there. As far back as you can remember."
"It's an honest question," she said, shrugging.
"When I was dying from spanish influenza? Gee, that was fun."
"When I was dying from spanish influenza? Gee, that was fun."
"I'm quite immune to those things, but I really need to keep up my iron intake," he replied sarcastically.
She giggled a little. "You don't remember anything before that?"
She giggled a little. "You don't remember anything before that?"
"Please, take some of mine," she muttered and ordered them some icecream.
"Not really. After I was changed, I only really remembered the year before that...in really high detail. It's weird."
"Not really. After I was changed, I only really remembered the year before that...in really high detail. It's weird."
"It's called a joke," she said as she waited.
He laughed once, looking down at the couch cushions. "I remember wanting to die."
He laughed once, looking down at the couch cushions. "I remember wanting to die."
"Because you're not funny."
He shrugged. "I really don't remember any other emotions that I felt."
He shrugged. "I really don't remember any other emotions that I felt."
She handed him an icecream cone after paying. "I hope it drips all over your hand."
"Right," he smiled.
"Right," he smiled.
She rolled her eyes and started walking down the street, eating her own ice cream.
"Um, well, more pain followed because of the change. Also fun."
"Um, well, more pain followed because of the change. Also fun."
"I was hoping you would dislike it. Well, mine is better anyway, because I have sprinkles."
"Colorado, I think?"
"Colorado, I think?"
"They're the greatest toppings in the world. What is wrong with you?" she gasped.
"Lots of mountains," he said with a nod, "Lots of lions."
"Lots of mountains," he said with a nod, "Lots of lions."
"Psh, you know nothing," she said and took another lick of her ice cream.
"Haven't been there recently."
"Haven't been there recently."
"Sprinkles didn't exist when I was human," he replied lightly. "Makes no difference to me."
"Do you have a new favorite place?"
"Do you have a new favorite place?"
((also awesome))
"Shall I steal some of your concentrated sugar?" he teased.
She thought. "I haven't spent enough time in one place for it to become a favorite, I don't think. Minneapolis is nice, when it's not cold."
"Shall I steal some of your concentrated sugar?" he teased.
She thought. "I haven't spent enough time in one place for it to become a favorite, I don't think. Minneapolis is nice, when it's not cold."
"You're challenging a being with faster reflexes than you?"
"I don't know. Running is okay, too."
"I don't know. Running is okay, too."
"I really do," she said, quickening her pace slightly.
And, quite conveniently, Tom was about to drive by the street. But there was a red light so he had to stop. Quite convenient.
"I don't know how I feel about it."
And, quite conveniently, Tom was about to drive by the street. But there was a red light so he had to stop. Quite convenient.
"I don't know how I feel about it."
"Well, we'll see about that," he said, grabbing for her ice cream.
Oh, so convenient. James glanced out the window but didn't see anyone familiar yet.
"No?"
Oh, so convenient. James glanced out the window but didn't see anyone familiar yet.
"No?"
"Not happening," she laughed, stepping out the way.
Tom leaned back against his seat, drumming on the steering wheel.
"Not really."
Tom leaned back against his seat, drumming on the steering wheel.
"Not really."
"Don't be so sure," he replied, grabbing her by the shoulders so she couldn't move, reaching for the ice cream.
A quick look around the intersection and he noticed the laughing couple. A double-take made it certain that it was Ray, and he stopped breathing for a few seconds.
"How come?"
A quick look around the intersection and he noticed the laughing couple. A double-take made it certain that it was Ray, and he stopped breathing for a few seconds.
"How come?"
"No, no, no," she protested, holding out the ice cream as far as she could.
And Tom is oblivious, as always.
"I don't know. It was fun at first."
And Tom is oblivious, as always.
"I don't know. It was fun at first."
"I'm stronger than you," he reminded her, tickling her side so that she might bend her arm.
"Is that Ray?" he murmured, more to himself than to Tom, who probably couldn't hear him anyway.
"What is it now?"
"Is that Ray?" he murmured, more to himself than to Tom, who probably couldn't hear him anyway.
"What is it now?"
"Hey, don't do that," she squealed, squirming out of his grip.
"Hmm?"
"I haven't figured that out yet."
"Hmm?"
"I haven't figured that out yet."
"Do what?" he asked, prodding at her side again.
"Over there," he gestured out at the sidewalk.
"Do you want to stop?" she asked a few moments later.
"Over there," he gestured out at the sidewalk.
"Do you want to stop?" she asked a few moments later.
"You're not getting the sprinkles!"
Tom glanced to the side. "What? Oh.."
"Running? I never thought about it."
Tom glanced to the side. "What? Oh.."
"Running? I never thought about it."
"Because you deny me sugar after telling me I should eat some!"
He bit his lip. "Should I... say something?"
She thought a bit. Going back home? "It doesn't seem like an option."
He bit his lip. "Should I... say something?"
She thought a bit. Going back home? "It doesn't seem like an option."
"Shut it, you," she laughed, managing to get several feet away from him.
"The light's gonna turn green in a minute. You want me to park here?"
"That's that then."
"The light's gonna turn green in a minute. You want me to park here?"
"That's that then."
He gave her a look, then approached the crosswalk. "Fine. Then no free discussions for you."
"I dunno, man..." He kept staring out the window.
"What? Just because I can't picture it you're no longer thinking about it?"
"I dunno, man..." He kept staring out the window.
"What? Just because I can't picture it you're no longer thinking about it?"
"What? No! Don't do that to me," she said, running up and grabbing his arm.
"Whatever you want to do."
"Well, yeah."
"Whatever you want to do."
"Well, yeah."
"Do what?" he asked innocently.
He bit his lip, considering. He wished she would just see him poking his head out the car window.
"I don't understand your reasoning."
He bit his lip, considering. He wished she would just see him poking his head out the car window.
"I don't understand your reasoning."
She narrowed her eyes at him and dropped her hand. "I'm not playing your game."
"James."
"It doesn't seem like you're going to consider it."
((i should go to sleep))
"James."
"It doesn't seem like you're going to consider it."
((i should go to sleep))
((gah, me too. but storyline and excuses))
"I'm not playing a game. Just distracting you from the real issue. Not that I can tell you what it is."
"Just go," he murmured, not looking away from Ray. "She's having fun."
She shook her head. "How can one person matter so much to you that their opinions on a subject should determine your own? I don't understand."
"I'm not playing a game. Just distracting you from the real issue. Not that I can tell you what it is."
"Just go," he murmured, not looking away from Ray. "She's having fun."
She shook her head. "How can one person matter so much to you that their opinions on a subject should determine your own? I don't understand."
((yeahhh xD))
"Yeah, yeah, whatever," she snorted.
"Alright, if you say so," he said slowly, pressing on the gas pedal as the light turned green.
He shrugged. "That's who I am, I guess."
"Yeah, yeah, whatever," she snorted.
"Alright, if you say so," he said slowly, pressing on the gas pedal as the light turned green.
He shrugged. "That's who I am, I guess."
((glad we have an agreement of sorts :P))
"Is that an expression of humor I detect?"
He sighed, leaning back against the seat when they started moving. "I can't believe it."
"But I don't get it," she continued.
"Is that an expression of humor I detect?"
He sighed, leaning back against the seat when they started moving. "I can't believe it."
"But I don't get it," she continued.
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He smiled a little. "No, I don't think so."